The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-08
House of Representative.

SAoASo oPPloVCA
Under the call for petitions the follow.
ing were presented and referred:
MIR. Nash, from citizens of New Lon
don, Stanly county, to reduce the ccr-
poration limits. Corporation.
Mr.. Cook, from citizens of Cumber-
land county, praying for stock law
Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Gilmer, of Haywood, from the
ladies of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union of Waynesville memorial
lzlng for the establishment of an institu- |
ton for the care of young criminals. |
Penal Institutions.
Mr.. Covington, from citizens of Rich |
mond county. asking fer the regulation |
of the hours of labor, in cotton mills.
Calendar.
Mr.. Crews and Mr.. Taylor of Gran.
| vile, asking for prohibition law appli-
cable to Granville county. Propositions
and Grievances.
Mr., Queen, asking the appointment of
certain magistrates in Swain county.
Justices of the Peace.
Mr.. Arledge, two petitions from the
citizens of Polk county, asking for the
incorporation of Beulah Baptist church.
Corporations.
Mr.. Watson, of Forsyth, memorial
from the Society of Friends, praying for
| the establishment of an Industrial and
Reform school for boys. Education.
Mr.. Hoyle, from citizens of Catawba
county relating to prohibition. Propo
sitions and Grievances.
The committees made their regular
reports.
The committee on education submit
ted a report on the question referred to
| Association, and the connection of
Judge Shenck with the recent alleged
over drawing of appropriation. The
committee reports that it entirely exoner
ates Judge Shenck from purposed wrong
The error occasiouing the wrong was
clerical one, the word "ending" having
inadvertently been substituted for "be-
ginning"
subsequently, Mr.. Robertson moved
to take up the report for the action of
the house, and the report was read.
Mr.. McNeill said that the reputation
of Judge Shenck as judge, as citizen, as
christian, as patriot, was on too firm
foundation to be shaken by the Incl
dent which had so earnestly and faith
fully engaged the attention of the house.
The whole matter was one of inadver-
tence of which neither the committe nor
the house could for moment entertain
a doubt. He hoped the report would be
adopted unanimously; and the report
was so adopted.
Mr.. Fuller, of Durham, asked to with
: draw his motion previously lodged to
reconsider the action of the house in re-
lation to the Guilford Battle Ground AS
, sociation bill; and leave was granted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Fuller, of Durham, for the relief
: of special jurors in Franklin and Dur
ham counties. Finance.
Mr.. Russell, for the protection OF
e families of dissipated persons. PROPOSE
I tions and Grievances.
s Mr.. Grimes, to allow the Raleigh
bank further time to organize. Bank.
s and Currency.
/ Mr. Grimes, to authorize the city o.
: Raleigh to issue bonds for public i'm
provement and to levy q special tax
e Counties, etc.
Mr.. Moore, to amend the acts incor
e porat1ng the town of Dillsboro. Cor
porations.
Mr.. Lloyd, to provide for the free pas
: sage of fish up Tar river to Webb
$ bridge. Fish.
d Mr.. Spruill, to amend the acts relatin,
to the administration of oaths. Judici
ary.
e Mr.. Robertson, to obtain from tn
governor and other state officers tn
:. number of employees in their depart
# ments.
e Mr.. Venable, to prohibit the MANI
l. facture and sale of intoxicating liquor
: in Surry county. Propositions an
Grievances.
Mr.. Hamilton, to prohibit the man,
= facture and sale of intoxicating liquor
~ in Ashe county. Propositions an
= Grievances.
- Mr.. Cook, to incorporate the city
- Fayetteville Corporations.
- Mr. Westbrook to incorporate Il
bank of commerce. Corporations.
at Mr.. Vance, of Buncombe, to amen
= - the laws relating to the sale of liquors
= B1ncombe county. Propositions an
Grievances.
ae ae Mr.. Shepard, to amend the charter
"a Edenton. Corporations.
~ Mr.. Stevens, by request, in relation
% trial by jury. Judiciary.
Mr.. Dey, to amend section 3746 of tt
u Code relating to the fees of jailors. J
20 dietary.
he Mr.. Kitchen, to exempt the Scotlar
f Neck Military Academy from ta1atio
judiciary.
~ Mr.. Thomas, to extend the stock Ia
III in Davidson county. Agriculture.
i Mr. Allen, tc provide banks OF d
Cd posits for State monies. Banks and CT
rencies.
ar Mr.. Fuller, of Durham, to amend t
ed charter of Trinity College. Corporation
~ Mr.. Merritt, to incorporate the Ralei
a Real Estate and Loan Company. C(
%. porations.
I'd CALENDAR.
- House bill CAT, on third reading,
of incorporate the town Of Pendlete
Northam pton county, passed its thi
tor reading by vote of ayes 81, and
its ordered to be engrossed.
et- House bill 513, to authorize the CO
~ m issioners of Edenton to build mark
w. house; passed it's third reading By VI
20 of Is ayes and was ordered to be
tie. crossed
w, .h House bill SO. to authorize the co
WV missioners of Mcdowell county to lev,
;s special tax; passed its third reading
en. m vote of ayes 10 and was ordered to
IAN engrossed.
nn r"n House bill 5O7, asking for a rep
~. ~. from the committee on the inaugurati
80 On motion of Mr. Fuller, of Durhs
, IN was laid on the table.
rod House bill 562, to repeal chapter
ok section 29O, laws of 1891, regarding
oke sale of railroad tickets. On motion
the Mr.. McCurry was laid on the table.
lird house Dill oo4, " a"enu We o1 y
nits tors was again liee,y us.as Sssso,
lson again, oo motl'n ol MI nn00''A'
cad passeo over lnior"aiiy.
House bill 49s, bill to amend an