The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-14
THE LOAN OF $4,000.
For The Completion of The Conf dera;.
Monument More Bills And R+sUiu-
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Monument more Bills And R+soiu-
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SINATE.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9-3lsT DAY.
The senate was called to order by
Lieutenant Governor Il. A. Doughton.
Prayer by Senator Parsons.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The following Senators submitted re-
ports from standing COMMITTEES:
MeSsrs. Westmoreiand and Marshall
from committee on printing: Mr.. Fer
tune from committee un public roads.
BILLS AND REsoLUyIoNs.
The following bills were presented,
read by their title and referred to COM
nttees:
Herbert, bill to restore Mitchell
county to the Ninth judicial district:
referred to judiciary committee.
Sanders, bill to prohibit the sale of
cigarettes at Wake Forest College: re
ferred to judiciary committee.
Norris, bill To incorporate the East
ern Carolina Christian Conference: re-
ferred to committee on corporations.
Leaves Of absence were granted to
Senators Starblck, Dowd. Cook, White
of Alamance, Sanders, and Mercer.
THE CALENDAR.
III, senate bill, to require school
teachers to be examined.
This bill abOiiShrS the statute which
gives graduates of Greensboro Normal
school, CulloW hee school, and Nashville
school the right t" teach fer three
years without being examined b.
county superintendent.
The bill passed its third reading.
%. senate bill. substitute for the orig
inal bill to establish a criminal circuit
composed of the counties of BuncOmbp
Haywood, Henderson. and Madi on:
passed its second and third readings.
20i, senate bill, bill to establish the
dividing line separating Alamanre and
Chatham counties; passed second and
third readings.
2O6, senate bill. bill to amend chap
ter 30l, laws 1893, relating to the oh
struction of streams in Moore county !:
passed second and third readings.
POI, senate bill. bill in relation to the
appropriation to University: tabled.
Mr.. WestmOreland introduced the
following resolution:
WHEREAS, We. rs senators elected by
our respective districts to transact
such business as may come upon us, do
fully agree that it is our duty to give
our time and talents to that end; and
WHEREAS, Information comes to us
tiat one of our members has been, on
various occasions, under the influence
of Intoxicating liquor to that extent
that his seat has been vacant for many
days past, and his constituents thereby
deprived of proper representation
which by law and justice they should
have: therefore be it
RESOLVED, That committee of
three shall be appointed to investigate
such conduct, and if they find
the truth as set f. nth, shall prefer
charges in a legal manner against
said member and cause him to be
properly dealt with accordin.
to law, to the end that justice may be
done to his constituents. and that such
| conduct shall not reflect upon this
honorable body. (The party complain
ed of is not Populist.l
ENROLLED BILLS.
The committee on enrolled bills sub
mitted report that the following
bills were properly enrolled and signet
by the Speaker of the House, and wer,
ratified by the President of the Sen
ate.
Bill to extend the time for colectin:
arrearages of taxes; bill to allow a spe
cial tax for graded schools in Chatham
county: bill to extend charter of the
i Harrison, Franklin and South Allan
&c Railroad Company: bill to allow
board of commissioners of Green
county to levy special tax: bill {
provide for the letting of the publ,
printing and binding, to lowest bid
der.
THE CALENDAR RESUMED.
231, senate bill, to require boards Q
county commissioners TO let by con
tract to the lowest bidder among tn
newspapers printed in their countie.
the printing of their annual statement