The state chronicle., 1893-02-14
House of Representatives.

clared approved.
The following petitions were presented
and referred as follows:
Mr.. Wood, petition of citizens of
Iransylvania county relating to prohib-
ton.
Mr.. William of Henderson county re-
lating to the same subject. Both of
which were referred to the committe on
Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Spruill, from citizens of Franklin
county, asking for change in the pres
ent assessment laws. Judiciary
BY the san ne, from citizens of Franklin
county to change the &C unty laws Coun
ties, etc
Mr.. Midget, to amend some features
of lhe fish laws. Fish etc.
Mr.. Hudson, a petition from citizens
against prohibition near Leaksgille. |
Propositions and Grievances.
Mr. White, of Cataw ba, petition from |
No township for the appointment of |
certain magistrates. Justices of the |
Peace.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following were introduced and re.
ferred.
Mr.. Grouse, By request, to amend
chapter 500, laws of 1881, to provide for
the removal of Instructions in water
courses Propositions and Grievances.
Mr. Jones of Caldwell, to amend chap
ter 53S, laws Of 1891, relating to hunting
deer in Caldwell county. Propositions
and Grievances.
By the same, to amend section 3737 of
the Code, relating to fees of sheriffs.
judiciary.
Mr. Starnes, to amend section 3737 of
the C0Le. Judiciary.
! By the same. to incorporate the board
of education of Buucombe county Of the
Missionary Baptist Association. Corpor-
| atiOns
Mr.. Eubanks, in relation to the supe-
rior courts OF Union county. Judiciary.
Mr. Williamson, to repeal chapter 3S7,
laws 1891, in relation to the superior
courts of Caswell county. Judiciary
Mr. Thagard, by request, to amend
the act relating to the killing of wild
animals Propositions and Grievances
Mr.. Hamilton, to prohibit the sale of
liquors within two miles of certain
church in Ashe county. Propositions
and Grievances
Mr. Williamson, two bills to re enact
certain acts of the session Of 1885. Ju-
diciary.
Mr.. Tatem, by request, for an election
in Tyrrell county, on the subject Of pro-
hibition Propositions and Grievances.
Mr. Harris, by request, IN relation to
the university Education.
Mr. King, Of Baden, By request, to
amend certain acts of 1891, Judiciary.
Mr. Rucker. by request, bill IN rela-
tion to the appointment of justices of
the peace. Justices.
Mr. Barlow, to relieve military com
panies from jury duty and working on
roads. Military.
Mr., Lawrence, for the relief of W. j.
Harrison, late sheriff of Martin county.
Finance
Mr. Taylor. Of Hertford, for the pro
hibition of the sale Of liquor in HertfoTd
county Propositions and Grievances
Mr Filler. If Durham, TO amend the
insurance laws of North Carolina. In
surance
Nr Mcneil, to amend the Code o.
the subject Of attachment judiciary.
The same, to pension Harley B .x!ey,
disabled Confederate soldier. Pensions
( MIR. Hoyle, for prohibition for Chateal
( church, Catawba county. Proposition
r al Grievances.
! Mr.. Taylor, Of Ateghsfy, to inprov
t tho grade. etc, Of public road from
: Wakesboro. Roads.
!. CALENDAR
S nate bill 33 house Dill 635, to incor
: porate the wilkins River Land, Water
power and Improvement company, passe'
and was ordered to be enrolled,
S.nate bin 2l0 use bill 5l2, t
. amend the laws Of 1891, in relation I
service of summons on non residents, etc
was laid on the table.
. House bill 694, to provide lumo Der an
= timber inspectors not to exceed three
for the counties of Madison, Mcdowell
; Mitchell and Yancey Ito inspect log
timber and lumber, at the request of th
Purchaser; TO take an oath and enter lnt
, bonds Of $500 for the faithful dischare
# Of duty, the inspector to receive te
cents per thousand feet for the inspectlo
of logs and timber and forty cents +
le lum0eD passed aud was ordered to
engrOssed
House bill 20. to prevent fire insuran'
u to operate under a combination hxlr
rates, Was laid on the table.
y House bill 3l4, to prevent violations
u the insurance laws, and prevent injui
to the finances Of the state. An amen'
x meme WAS adopted striking out ION
half going to the informer.' The b
IT passed its second reading and was th'
er more fully explained, and appeared to
rs aimed at persons pretending TO act
> agents who we're not such IN reality.
~ then passed its thlrd reading and "
ordered to be engrossed
NJ House bill 382 bllL in relation to {
ne vorce, providing conditions if eith
[y party wllfully leave the state, &c, W
no aid on the table.
House bill 479, to define the ownersh
81, If land lying upon the Atlantic ocean
IN Brunswick county, TO include the marsh
u between the main land and the ocea
was laid on the table.
If House bill 503 for the relief Of W
Keyser, of Lincoln county, the time
of his registration to be extended to May
Sc, 1890, he having been sick at the time
nd should have been registered, passed q
was ordered to be engrossed.
nix House bill 5O4, to amend chapter /:
,ed laws of 1887, granting charter to
Shelby, Glen Alphine and CranbeI
Of railroad company, extending the char
ors five years, passed.
ad House bill 729. to amend chapter 2
private laws Of 1891, enlarglng the linz
en- of the city of Raleigh, with amendmer
TON passed and was ordered to be engross
House bill 524, to establish an asst
ica logical observatory in North Carroll
sd- was laid Oh the table.
House bill SAB, to extend the time
an the redemption of land sold for taxes
md extending the time twelve months,
laid on the table.
les House bill 554. to amend section 3
sed of the Code, relating TO the fees ol 50
itors, was discussed and amended so
;ers to leave fees for certain o1hcers as u
liId are, changing the law only as affect
capital officers, when the fee of $50 Ii