The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-24
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
REPORT OF THE PRoCEEDrNCs
or 1'EsE SEVENTEENTH DAY.
'on>iderabie Debate in the House of
kepresentatives- Elcctionof .ue~es
ana solicitors by the peopie


The journal u Ssuday gss read and
approved
Mr. Abbott, present Q ! petition rela
tive 70 the safe oi ;iquar within Two miles
OF Newhe Methodist Church. Pro
position and Grievances
NJ, Mcdowell, petition acl st the
sale It liquor within two miles Of the
Presbyterian orphans home at Barium
springs Prop sitions and Grievances
The following bills and resolutions
wercsinuoIuced
f'y N, Abbott resolution Of INQUIRY
as to the Offices salaries, fees, etc OF
state officials, these 70 be reported by the
governor. Calendar
i Mr. Day, bii to amend an act of
thc laws Of S9l entitled ''an aca to re-
new and extend the charter OF the Pet
crsburg Railroad company and to further
xtcud and renew the charter Of the said
Peter burg railroad company This
/ strikes in section ! the words: "This
| corporation shalt not continue under
this act for mor- taen wo years.; il sec
ton 2 striking out the words for not
mere fhaD tive years under TINS charter
and inserting ia lisu thereof the words
"ln pcrpetuitv.' strikes out all Of section
three after the word notwithstanding ;"
The bill rene~S the charter of the com
pAuy, extending and renewing all the
rights and privileges given to the corpor
tion b. the Gct ot 1880 together with
rights given since that date. This al
lows the company to exercise these
/ rights and privileges in p.rpe ujty.
Bg Mr.. MeDoNen. . iii res5Iuti n
& ia,
adjust differences between he state and
certain railro4d corporations, this com
mi tee to consist Of tie Governor. heuten
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K.ug until ia morrow. and e the men
- uars of .he committee on Insane Asyiu,
for 10 day.
At tLa request of Nj. Laathtrwood
;message was sent Is the house reuuestiu
J INA return of senate bsil 1GS tl the senat
j. for correction aud further cor sideratiol
1Ir Mcdowell moved that the resoh
ton relative to tae appointment of
y committee TO a5i ias- TIE differences b
tween the state aud certain railroad CO
p.rati0us be taken UP ana put upon i
passage. He thought this was mo
imporiau. matter and could be fully il
qulred INTO only by such 3 special con
II mttee. IRE governor, lieutenant 60
eraor, attorney Ceneral. speaker Of Il
house aud members Of the railroad cor
mission, compose The proposed cammitte
SIR. Ayeock sand he legislature a
ready had "a committee 10 consider sut
meters and he thought that committ'
z should consider this question the cor
r mittee wss em.nautly ao,e and could &c
~ tie the matter. 1t the persons who ha
arguments 10 eiTar % before the cor
~ nj tee
"a Mr. MOD well sad that the gen.Iem
oi Of bis proposed committee were bett
q yerscd upon hls question aud he believe
M believed the resolution should prevail
u- Mr.. S4aditer said there we're two q
partmeUts Of the goveTGment-the leg
lajive and the executive. The legslatu
\ should consider the matter. Il need
- no outside help IN such matters. He o
- posed the resolu ion
Mr. Jones also opposed thc resolutio
endorsing ysasr5 SAndifer and Aycoc
= he sid the legislature was amply al
Is solve this question.
Mr. Mcdowell again defended his
4 solution and OF red additional pG-u,s
II its favor.
The resolution was then put and 10
Senate biI. 2O6 to allow Lincoln cour
to levy a special tax, was taken [
passed its third reading and was order
for ratification.
~ Senate bll Sc allowing railways
. run fa mail trains. came up. This v
Yr. D4y'e biIl which created quite
bate on Saturday. Mr. B-own offtl
est two amendments, putting The matter
the hands Of the railroad commissi
,ur Mr. Day said te accepted these amer
men;s with cardiality and thanks. !
Dill then pa sed It's thTd reading
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- senate Dil 50, TO Incorporate
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