The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-29
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BY Mr.. Williams of Craven by request
10! prohibition law applicable to Ger
tain localities.
BY Mr.. Grouse, in relation to the salt
OF intoxicating liquors in Lincoln county
All referred to the committee on Propo
sltlons and Grievances.
BY Mr.. Vance, of Buncombe, from
certain citizens of Buncombe county
asking participation in the election OF
the question of license, which was re
ferre d to the same committee.
The reports of the committees were
made in their regular order.
Mr., Grimes offered resolution in re
latlon to an appropriation to erect {
monument to confederate soldiers. Cal
endar.
INTRODUCTION OF BILL
BY Mr.. Brooks, bill to amend sec
tlOn OF the Code SO as to exampt tn.
town of Rinston from the obligations O
the pharmaceutical association. Judici
airy.
BY Mr.. Anderson, to amend the Cod,
so as to secure an equal distribution O
the school fund. Education.
BY Mr.. Hamilton, to protect real es
state currency. judiciary.
By Mr.. Shepard, bill to authorize
the town of Edenton to build marke
house. Propositions and Grievances.
BY Mr.. Graves, to provide system o.
uniform text books for the public school.
OF the state. Education. a.
BY Mr.. Wegtbrook, to improve tht
public roads in New Hanover county
Rroads, etc.
BY Mr.. latham, to allow the commits
sloners of Graham county to work county
prisoners on the county farm. Finance
by Mr.. Bellamy, to restore Ransom
township in Brunswick county. Counties
Towns, etc.
By Mr.. Long, of Alamanee, to amend
The stock law in Alamance county. Ag
riculture.
By Mr.. Allen, to allow clerks to order
examination of parties before trial within
less than five days. Judiciary.
BY the same, to amend chap,er f6,
section 672 of the code, relative to eorpo
rations. judiciary
Br Mr.. McKenze, to protect landlords
Agriculture
BY Mr.. King, of Bladen, to exempt
private libraries from taxation. Finance
By Mr.. Norton, to amend the code ir
relation to the inspection of liquor
Finance.
By Mr.. Norwood, to establish an astro
logical observatory in North Carolina.
BY Mr.. Barlow and Mr.. Parker, te
control fast travel on bridges Propo
sitions and Grievances.
BY Mr.. Grimes, to incorporate the
North Carolina monumental association
Corporations.
By Mr.. Harris, to amend certain act:
of the session of 1891. judiciary.
By the same, to extend the time fo
the tax collector of Mecklenburg county
Finance.
By Messrs McCurry and Eubanks, re
lating to csnvasseIs and judges of cleo
tions. Joiiciary.
By Mr.. Taylor, of Granville, to swea
and canve sers of elections to proceed t6
discharge sheir duties. Judiciary
By Mr.. Taylor, of Allegheny, reiatip.
to laying out roaus in Atleghany county
Roads.
Mr.. Ward was added to the committe
on Railroads and the Railroad Commis
sion.
Messages from the senate were an
nounced, accompanied by sundry bill
and resolutions, which were appropriated
referred.
On motion of Mr. RObertor, the vot
by which the bill in relation to the Beau
fort county bank was made the specia
order for Thursday next was reconsid
cred, and Mr.. Robertson proposed al
amendment thereto. This was adopted
and the bill, as amended. passed it
third reading and was ordered to h
sent to the senate with engrossed amend
ments.
House bill 10, to incorporate Sloan
Academy, in Surry county, passed it
third reading by a vote of ayes 81
nays 0. and was ordered to be enerossed
An invitation, addressed to th
speaker, from the Rev. DR.. Smedes, rec
tor of St Marg's school, was read, ex
tending an invitation to the house to at
tend an entertainment at the school o.
Wednesday evening next at 8 o'clock.
House bill 375, for the relief of Rock
ingham county, authorizing a levy of
cents on property for the erection Q
| bridges across Mayor and other rivers i
the county, with the adoption of amend
ments proposed by the committee
passed its second reading by vote c
ayes, So; noes, 10.
House bill 24S. to incorporate tn
town of Folsom, Cleveland county
passed its third reading by vote of s
ayes, nays 0.
Mr.. Taylor, of Halifax, called up hi
resolution introduced yesterday to az
point joint committee to consider the ad
visibility of subscribing to the soldier
and sailors confederate monument to b
erected at Richmond, Va.
| The resolution was put On its passage
adopted and ordered to be sent to th
senate without engrossment.
On motion of MIR. Shepard house bi
349, to repeal the act relating to th
Edenton graded school, was taken u
and passed and ordered to be engrosseG
The graded school NO longer exist.
and the bill restores it's funds to th
common school fund.
Senate bill 3S, house bill 23S, to inco
porate the Willard Bag and Manufactu
ing company, passed its third readin
and was ordered to be enrolled.
Senate bill 20, house bill 249. to il
corporate the town of Claramont in Cs
tawba county, passed its readings an
was ordered to be enrolled.
House bill 258, to amend the act col
stituting the railroad commissions az
praisers, was put on its readings A
amendment proposed the addition {
canal and steamboat companies to tt
list of taxables- 1t also includes in or
aggregate for taxation the railroad biz
rolling stock, franchises, etc. Pu
steamboat property at present valuatic
at $500, 900, on which at present no ia
is put. There is no exemption of ar
railroad. The question of the exemptic
of any particular road is not considere
here.
The bill passed its several reading
and was ordered to be engrossed
House bill 344. to amend the chart
of the Bank of Kinston was takel u
The amendment for the addition of