The state chronicle., 1893-02-15
House of Representatives.

TUESDAY, Feb 14-The House met
this morning at 10 80 and was called to
order by Speaker Overman, and opened
with prayer by Mr. Rowe, member of the
House from Pitt county.
The reading of the journal of yester
day was dispensed with, and it was &C
cepted as approved.
The following petitions were presented
and referred:
Mr.. Midget, a petition to allow non
residents to hunt wild fowl in the waters
of Dare county. Propositions and Griev-
ances.
Mr.. Mckenzie, from citizens of Rowan
county in relation to prohibition. Prop
ositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Ellington, to amend the charter
of East Bend, Yadkln county. Coun-
ties, etc.
Mr.. Long, of Alsmance, to incorporate
McRae Primary Baptist church. Cor
porations.
Mr.. Harris, for the appointment of
certain justices for Mecklenburg county
Justices.
Mr.. Hagard, from citizens os Cumber
land county, relating to prohibition.
Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Taylor, of Halifax, for the ap
pointment of certain justices for Halifax
county. Justices.
Mr. Fuller, of Randolph, from citizens
of Randolph county, relating to prohibi-
ton. Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. johnson, in relation to fishing in
Black river, Pender county. Fish, etc.
Mr.. Hoibrook, in relation to the county
seat of Wilkes county. Counties, Cities
and Towns
Mr.. Holt sent forward and desired te
have read the report of the
sub committee appointed to visit the
University. The report was read, ano
was very able, instructive aud interest
ing paper. 1t set forth clearly ane
strongly the needs of the University, tht
present condition of it's buildings, thei
pressing need of repair, their deficiency
in the ordinary comforts and convenien
ces which experience has proved to b.
needed, their defects in sanitation. tn
absence of sufficient water supply, tn
mead of more accommodation, etc, etc.
at the same time dwelling upon the fin
spirits and devotion to duty prevailing
among the students, and closing with ap
peals to the General Assembly to guar'
3 and foster an institution so essential t
the we'll being of the youth, and of tn
future of North Carolina.
The report was referred to the commit
!, !, tee on Education; and on motion of MI
Starues was ordered to be printed, te
usual number of copies to be provided
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
( The following were introduced and n
i ferred:
4 Mr., Fuller, of Durham. to amend th
corporation laws of North Carolin,
q Corporation.
e Mr. Long, of Warren, to repeal chsl
Il ter 1O4, laws of 1881, and amend chal
i. ter II, laws of 1879. Judiciary.
Mr.. Mckenzie, to incorporate tt
}. Piedmont toll bridge company. Corp
rations.
e The same, to incorporate the Southe1
u Metallurgical and Mining company. 20
,r porations,
,e Mr.. johnson, by request, to Prevel
as the killing of wild ducks in Black rive
10 Pender county, for market. Proposition
N and Grievances.
8. By the same, to abolish the office
{. county superintendent and the board
N education of Pender county. Educ
it ton.
4. Mr.. Watson of Forsyth, to incorpora
1e the Exchange bank of Winston. 20
a. porations
e: Mr.. Blair, to incorporate the Charlott
a. Troy and Guilford railroad compan
9. Corporations.
O. Mr.. Tatum, to authorize the comm