The state chronicle., 1893-02-10
county, relating to fishing :
river. Fish, etc.

the erection of nIs ment to the Con.
federate dead. PENSIONS.
Mr.. Long, of Warren, for the estab-
llshment of q colored normal school at
Warrenton. Education.
BY the same, in relation to the ap. |
pointment of certain justices of the |
peace. Justices, etc.
Mr.. Byrd, from citizens of Yancey
county, relating to the sale of intoxicat
ing liquors. Propositions and Grievan-
ces.
BY the same, from citizens of Yancey
county in regard to the pensions of diss- |
bled confederate soldiers. Pensions.
Mr.. Hoyle, from citizens of Catawba
county, against the amendment to the
charter of the town of Hickory. Cor
porations.
The regular committees made their re-
ports.
Mr.. McNeill from the committee on
PRIVILEGES and elections reported unfav-
orab)y on the resolution to pay W. R. |
Shaw contestant in the election contest
from Bladen county 500 for his election
expenses.
The following bills were introduced
and referred:
BILLS INTRODUCED. 3.
Mr. Hamilton, to prohibit the sale of
Intoxicating liquors within two miles of
Rock Creek church or School House in
Ashe county. Propositions and Griev-
ances.
| Mr.. Grouse, in regard to the regula-
tions of railroads in connection with lost
freights. Propositions and Grievances
| Nr. Grouse. to amend section 216O of
the Code. Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Williams, of Henderson, for the
relief of E. NJ. Pace, late sheriff of Hen
derson county. Propositions and Griv-
ances,
Mr.. Vance, of Buncombe, in relation
to the board of education for q special
appropriation for school district II i Q in
Buncombe county. Education.
The same, for the granting of pensions
to all soldiers in the state over 70 years
of age, and not worth 500. Pensions.
The same, to grant q pension to Rosa
Knight, OF Buncombe county. Pensions.
The same, to place on pension list the
name of Aveline Moore, widow of Thos.
L. Moore, of the 25th N. G. Regiment.
Pensions.
Mr.. Wo,d, for the relief of P. 81. Gal
lowey, clerk of Transylvania county
court. Propositions and Grievances.
BY the same, by request, bill to re
peal the act authorizing the Geological
survey. Agriculture.
Mr.. Lloyd, to organize new township
in Nash county. Counties, etc.
Mr.. Midget, for the protection of fish
in the sounds and waters of Dare county
Counties, etc.
Mr.. Fuller, of Durham, to amend tn,
. Charter Of Csrteret Lodge. Corporations
Mr.. Venters, for the protection of fisl
8 in New river. Fish, etc.
BY the same, for the cultivation o
shell fish in Onslow county. Fish, etc
h Mr.. Moore, to incorporate the Tucka
segee High School, Jackson county
Corporations.
= Mr.. Adams, for the relief of E. w
Sibbott Propositions and Grievances
!. Mr.. Long, Of Warren, to authorize tn
! commissioners of Warren county to lev
> a special tax. Finance.
Mr.. Hoffman, to incorporate Amhers
Academy. Corporations.
y Mr.. Gilmer, of Haywood, to amen
A the private laws of 1891, incorporstin
), the Women's Christian Temperate
Union Of Waynesvillle. Corporations.
" Mr.. Hudson, to incorporate the Stone
!. wall Collegiate Institute. Corporations
!. Mr.. Harris, to amend section 7Ot
chapter II of the Code, relating to sp'
70 cial meetings of the board of commi
a sioners of Mecklenburg county. Ju
dietary.
20 Mr.. Parker, of Jones, for the pr otee
3 tion of fish in Trent river. Fisheries.
- Mr.. McGlohon, to prohibit the sale {
,s intoxicating liquors in Pitt count.
= Propositions and Grievances.
- Mr.. Dey, toI amend acts relating
), fish in Currituck Sound. Fisheries.
- ~ Mr.. Watson, of Forsyth, to amer
~ private laws of 1891, incorporating
20 loan and trust company. Corporation
By the same, to rmend the charter
~ certain banks. Banks.
- By the same, to provide compensate
-s for the janitor Of the Supreme Court q.
to to State Library. Library.
be Mr.. Self, to allow the people of Chs
"A ham to elect county commissioner
" Propositions and Grievances.
- Mr.. Jones, of Caldwell, introdu iced
20 joint resolution providing for the a
w pointment of special commsttee to e
- anime and assort the laws of 18&
10 Rules.
- The speaker caused to be read an
10 vitation to the general assembly to atte
~ the anniversary celebration of the lite
od O ary society of Wake Forest college
ha the 18th of February.
CALENDAR.
,o- House bill 697, on its third readir
a. to amend the charter of the town of {
10 Fort; passed by vote of 81 ayes a
was ordered to be sent to the sen
;.v without engrossment.
:-y Concurrence was had in the sen,
'ad A amendments to house bill $50, bill
'oO incorporate the Hinshaw and Medes
- company, Winston, and the bill was
w. dered to be enrolled for ratification.
ns House bill 743, to incorporate the c
y" of Fayetteville, passed its second re
tho ing by a vote of 70 ayes, nays none.
wv Wv The senate amendments to house
''' 2e7, bill establishing two degrees
murder, were discussed. The anne
81. men9s struck out that part relating
~ ~ confessions made by the accused wh
'oA upon such confession, the judge pre-
ing shall proceed to pass sentence
-. M cording to the evidence, leaving the
~ iof gree OF guilt to be determined by
w., jury, which Mr.. Allen said was NJ
..nnS practical question, not one accused
'no thousand making confession.
The amendments we're therefore {
" Cured in and the bill was ordered te
ln1 enrolled for ratification.
nou Mr.. Rowe moved to reconsider
81 vote by which house bill 50s, in rela
"o to schools in Washington, was pass
Reconsideration was had; and Il
on his motion, the bill was laid on
table.
The Senate bill 10, house bill 318, to am
ling section - OF the CODE In reiation
nan. the distribution of personal esta
DR.. passed and was ordered to be enrol
Senate bill SO, house bill S54, exte
ter ing remedies for cases OF trespasses