The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14

ike stock association: Ia incorporate
TIA. town of Alden; to lay off and e>-
tabli-h Il public road in buncomb-
county: Ia repeal chapter lI3. laws of
l>~5; to repeal the law that gives Sl5.-
u.kf a year TO the | DIVERSITY. The bIll
was tabled. senate -siii. for the relief
of the boud-ruru Of j. &. Brewster.
tabled: To change term of superior
court Of Kobr-on, passed second and
third readings. I'll" Till 10 define aud
punish train robb'uc; to pay the -N
ptn>cc OF the committee that visited
the niy-r-ity: 10 amend the stock
law of Craven county. to amend the
charter Of Iiendersonville: all act for
the relief Of Green Caldwell: a supple
mental bill TO the act Ia establish a
criminal court of New Hanover: for
the relief of l.. :. Mcdonald. clerk of
the superior court of Moore county:
resolution for the relief of Josiah
Turner. referring hi> claim for public
printing Ia he State Auditor, with in
-tructIon> To pay it If anything l. found
due: To prevent people convicted al
crimes from teaching in the public
schools: 10 incorporate the North Car
olIna Savings and Trust com
pany: To regulate the sale al
! jamaica ginger III Caldwell county:
| 10 authoriZ" payments of war
| rants or checks 10 pensioners !.
| To make il n misdtmeanor To cause q
! false fire alarm: 90 place Susan Han
nah Pender on the pension roll 10 pay
| the oycr>errs of Johnston county *:
year: passed second and third read
ingS.
Croom's bill 10 abolish the office Of
county commissioners of Fender conn
/ ....t
| ne commissioners wanted To resign
and he wanted tn put in two P"puli>ts,
and a Democrat in their places. Laugh
teri. The bill passed second and
third readings: to facilitate the repairs
of public roads in Wake county.
ACT TO MAINTAIN AND SUPPORT THE
PENITENTIARY.
| Henderson moved to strike out S25,-
900 contingent fund and leave the an
nual appropriation for the next two
years. Amendment lost.
Campbell moved to amend by paying
the present Indebtedness of Sl4 900 ard
apprOpriating 800 for the heXt TWO
years.
Johnston said that the finance com
mttee found that there was debt of
$4,000 due from the penitentiary
they owed their employees enough to
swell this amount to about so 900, and
the appropriation asked for by the
committee was none too large to make
; a certain provision for the peniten-
tlary.
) Campbells amendment was tc pay
ST., 800 IA year and pay off the indebt-
) edness of $1,000. This amendment
was carried. The bill, as amended
. passed.
. Mr.. White moved to amend on third
reading by making the annual appro-
. priation $50 900. There was great dis
order in the house, Mr.. Henderson
moved to amend by making it 3d., 800
: Pending the consideration, Mr.
French moved to make this bill the
special order for Monday at IL o'clock
and it was so ordered.
MORGANToN BILL.
The bill provided to increase the
number of directors from nine to fif.
teen and nominated DIR. }. o. Wilcox
j. Il. Privett, 5. A. White, James X
Love, w. G. Stephens and l.. II. Whit.
ener as additional directors, passed its
second reading.
| CODE COMMISSION.
Senate bill to revise and cOdify the
, laws of North Carolina appoints three
. commissioners at salaries of $1,000 each
On motion of Mr.. French it was refer.
red to the judiciary committee.
t Resolutions to pay contestants ant
! cOntestees in election cases expense:
and to pay the pages ant
y laborers So each extra. Mr.. Tur.
ner moved to amend by adding tn,
q engrossing clerks and spoke to hi:
amendment.
|, Grizzard asked the gentlemen, "wha
, will then become of the poor womeI
r and children of the State"
Turner replied: | am glad to Sc,
that the gentleman has at last come t,
+ his senses.
White moved to settle thI- question
by all the members contributing from
: their own pockets sufficient sum I,
n pay this amount to the pages.
The amendments were ruled out o
4 order, and the original resolution, il
;. favor OF the pages, passed its secont
Il and third readings,
Resolution, by French, that the gov
+ ernOr be authorized to employ a SAM
= tary engineer at d salary of not NOR,
, than $500 to make sanitary improve
ments in the capitol, passed its secOn,
4 and third readings.
: Mr.. Leinbach amused the house b,
Il sending up resolution to thank tn,
V editor of the News and Observer fo
. reporting the proceedings of the eau
Gus.
d An9ct to place Martha Ramsey oil
n the pension roll passed second an,
. and third readings.
Messages were reported from tn
Y Senate and the House adjourned til
10 a. IN. to-day.
g Lite Sessions and Hard Work s. 9th
Il Wilson is Railroad Commissioner--C. A
Cook is Judge of the New Criminal Gil
= Many More Matters.
!. SENATE.
Y SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH-52ND DAY.
The Senate was called to order b
Lieut.-GoyernOr DOughtOn at 10 o'clOc
a. IN. Prayer by Rev. Levi BransOn G
this city.
e THE MORNING HOUR
= was taken up by reports from tn
I committees and other routine bushes
l after which
is THE CALENDAR
! was LahCH up anu d ldTSt HU HlDeT
minor bills were cleaned off by bein
! finally disposed of and ordered en-
% rolled for ratification or transmitted I
the House of Representatives for con
. currence of that body.
l. SPECIAL ORDERS.
The first Of a number of special OF
ders arranged for today was the reye
nue. act on its final reading.
d The senate being In committee {
the Whole, at the request Of the mem
bers, the Lieutena Mt Governor remain
= ed in he chair. The bill was taken u
# by sections, and sections l to Is wer
r passed over without objection. On SEE
is tlon u, relating tQ . tas on billiard t.
r bles, MIR. DoWd+ OtieIel al sfaehIMeii
h to strike out $50 and insert $75; los
If The vote by which this amend men
l. was lost was recOnsidered; and NJ
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