The state chronicle., 1893-01-11
property therein. and a>king appropria.

Dy leave Mr. Schulken introduced .
OIL limiting the time in which judgmen,
shall be enforced to two years Judiciary
The speaker msde the following an
nouncement of committees:
Federal Relate M 'ore, chairman,
Vance, of Bunc"mb Kitchen. Jones' OF
Caldwell. Mcneil, Gilmer, OF Hay wood,
txley. Nash
Roads and Turnpikss Grouse. chair
man. Anderson. Nnrwo ID. T4y or of |
hertford. Clark. Erwin Of Meckl-nburg. |
Carraway, Eubanks. King Of Iredell. |
| LawhOrn, Starr. Thomas, Venters, D aug
lass. White Of CASTOR. Hooper, Lloyd,
'etree, Self. Wicker, Wright.
| And the following additions to com
mittees already announced were made:
On Insane Asylum, H ff,aan, Thagsrd.
II )lbrook; TO the committee on E iuca
tion. Mr.. Westbrook; to the committee
on Finance. Mr.. Taylor Of Hertford; to
the committee on Internal Improvements.
| Mr.. Lillingt''r: to the committeeou Fish
Interests. Mr. Williams.of Caowan.
/ Mr. Watson. of Forsyth, asked leave
to withdraw from the Craftsmanship of
the committee on Finance. Leave was
granted. and Mr. Long was placed at
the head Of that committee and Mr Wat
son placed on the committee OF Banks
and Currency.
Mr.. Holt moved to reconsider house reso-
luton IL, resolution passed in relation
to the election of chspl ain for the house,
statlcg that the resolution had not vet
gone to the senate Mr. Jones. of Cald
we'll. raised the point of order that the
resolution was not now in the possession
OF the house, more than full legislative
day having elapsed since it's passage
The proper motion to make was move
for its recall. Mr. Holt ma lie that mot on
with the purpose to reconsider. The
speaker decided that could only be done
by unanimous consent. Mr. Jones OF
Cald well, made objection. By leave Me-
Holt read q substitute he prop ,sed to ad
nit to the effect that the various pastors
Of the city meet and arrange among
themselves q schedule for their services:
and at the end Of the session the sum OF
$500 shall be equally divided among
| them.
The question was then put on the mo
ii n to recall, and it was lost.
By consent Mr. McGlohon introduced a
resolution to appoint a committee to in
} 9uire into the appointment of the clerks
Of this house, which was placed on the
/ calander.
The calendar was taken up.
} House resolution 73 to prepare a room
, for the engrossing clerk, on motion Of
Mr. Moore, was laid on the table The
: following bills were put on their several
] readings. lassed, and were ordered to be
epgrossed and sent to the senate for con
e currence:
e H,use bill 4. bill to amend and sim
plify the mode of releasing and dis
t charging trusts aud mortgages.
House bill 8, bill to correct state
D grant TIC in the county Of J 4ckson.
Hu,e bill 80. bill to extend the
TIM for registering grants.
House bill SO a bill to repeal CHAPTER
ZIG, laws Of 1891, in relation to the game
8 laws and posting land
House bill So, bill to amend chapter
1853 laws 1889 relating to the protectio,
e of timber growing ol the lands Of o,her
r on motion Of Mr.. McCurrie, was laid OIL
the table.
.e House bill 65, bill to authorize th.
secretary of state to duplicate certain
,r books and papers lost by the burning o
IL the court house of Moore county was pu
i on i readings.
. Mr. Anderson moved to amend by tn
} insertion of the county of Clay.
Mr.. Harris suggested that If the inser
80 ton of amendments with ut o.he
p change, incopgruty would appear t
mar the correct language Of the bill; an
,e then, on motion of Mr.. S;hulken, III
g. bill, with the amendment, was recommli
ted to the Judiciary committee TO ensur
to harmony of expression and meaning
Is House bill 1O1, introduced by Ml
es Merritt, was ordered to hc printed.
ii A message was received from the sen
ate proposln that at the hour Of - th
c. two houses m, ct in the hall OF the house
in j,int session, to count and declare th
be result of the recent election for state oil
e- icers; aud a message was returned t
the senate coucurring in the proposition
D. also a message from the senate transm,
ting copies of bills passed by that bod
be duly engrossed.
RS At five minutes before IL m a rece.
was taken to prtpare the hall OF tt
ar- house for the reception Of the senate. 4
"a 10 o'clock that body entered the hall pr
ceded by the president and secretar
to The speaker of the house called the j il
lin session to order. and the secretary CT tt
senate call d the roll of that body, an
on then the principal clerk of the house, II
roll of that body. and there were .
nd nounced to be present ~ senators al
ad III representatives.
The joint session then proceeded
cts witness the canvass OF the vote lor sta
nj offic-s
Senators Means and James were a
nd pointed tellers on the part of the sena
k,t opd A v1.v
Tu the part of the house.
The votes of the counties were q
ter nonnced successfully il alphabetical {
IN der.
When the county of B B'aufort "
ar reached the speaker announced lat n
rep we're in bis hands two setts of retur
from that county. N action was TAX
tht and The vote of that county was counte
,er IS ,h-re was no discrepancy in the t
ce returns. When the county OF BladeD "
,se, reached, there was found the retu
lal Of the congressional election from Il
ion county. The speaker said The gu
tion Is. shall the speaker open th St
9 in turns T. The returns, unopened "
ZEN ordered to be returned to the Secrets
of State. together with the rest from
end same county for Associate Ju>tices-
Cor When the county of Gates, '
reached, q letter from the Sheriff
Red Gates, acc ,mpanying the returns OF
ion. election. saying, that II the numoers
the vote were not sufficient, he wO
the send more.
ham The following is the full etatemen
the vote as declared at the close Of
ign count:
Ju For Governor 1875. .5l4,
ches. 94, ,6S4; Exum, 47,840; remplet
n Of 2,459
sgis Lieutenant Governor. DAnsn,
1875 SOL; Moody, 81. 800; COBB. 46,9
har Gambler. 2,410
cks SECRETARY OF state -CnKe. lot