The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-13

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carihS the expenditure OF the pro-
pies money left the calendar. reducing
The volume OF work before the senate.
a. the hour Of final adiournm.n,
drew nearer.
MESSAGE fKOa TIE GovEkSok.
special message from the Governor
was read calling the attention OF the |
General Assembly 10 the inadcuuacy
oi 'he PROVISIONS made for the penitcn-
tiary To meet absolute necessitie.
Without further aid This institution
must meet a crisis within YEAR. His
duty was discharged with this com
ihhhicatlen OF the grave fact involved
ana ne LETT the responsibility upon the
hands oi the General Assembly.
lhe message was referred to the
committee on penal institutions and
notice was given that the committee
would meet immediately after ad journ-
ment.
RALEIGH TOwNSuIP ROAD LAW.
| a bill to amend chapter 3G3. laws of
1853, concerning the public roads OF
Raleigh township, providing for re-
! curing all persons who iaIl TO pay
/ poll tax to work the public roads, un-
der the provisions Of the Raleigh
/ Wnohip road law.
| ALAMANCE vs.. CHATHAM.
A bill to establish "A fence bet ween
] the boundaries Of these two counties
Alamance is stock law counly. Chat
ham Is not a stock law county. Sena-
tor W bite OF Alamancc wished TO table
the bill. senator Wicker Of Chatham
desired the passage of the bill. As IA
compromise Mr.. White proposed to
prepare substitute that will satisfy
AL parties and asked that cousidera-
ton be postponed until the coming
session. The bill went over but was
aiterward agreed upon and passed with
an amendment.
THE GOVERNOK's MANSION
Snipes, from the committee on pub
lie buildings and grounds, reported
hat the committee had examined the
Governors mansion and thought that
81, 900 judiclously expended would do
the needed repairs TO the basement, and
recommended the resolution appropri-
atinS that amount be adopted.
Sigmon called up his resolution ap-
propriating $1,000 for repairs on the
Governors mansion, and it was adopt
ed.
THE DAIRYMEN.
Bill to incorporate "the North Caro-
lima Dairymen's Association was
, taken up and passed its several read
ings and went to enrolment.
RESOLUTION OF ADJOURNMENT.
Moody's resolution to adjourn sine
die at 10 O'Clock a m, Wednesday
March Is, 1895, which he proposed to
change to ten o'clock p. III. March
18th.
Rice moved to amend by saying l.
o'clock noon "Wednesday, March 18th
, 1895; adopted.
: AUDITED. pPtte ''' . i '
THE DEAD BEAT BILL
to protect the keepers of inns, boarding
q houses. hotels and restaurants or looS'
ing houses. Any one who obtains
=, hoard on accommodation and jump:
- his bill by surreptitiously removing El
baggage shall be guilty of mlsde
Il meanor and punished by tine OF no
less than ten dollars ana not NOR
!, than fifty dollars, or imprisonment no
: less than ten days and not more 'ha'
thirty days. ,, -
- The bill was amended and passed 1t
- second reading, and objection beln
" raised to its third reading 1t Went I
the third reading calendar.
THE TELLERs' REPORT
I'd on election of justices of the peac
Or was made by Mr.. Fowler, and the orr
ts lnal list as reported by the coi'iini''e II. &c
~ on nominations of justices OF the peac
a was reported duly elected.
to OFFICIAL BONDS.
IN Bills fixing the maximum OF a
IL county official bonds, prOyldlhS lor Oh
IL cial bonds to be made IL such ihsu
ance and security companies as MT,
states officials are allowed 10 hia'
II bonds in and requiring the acceptah'
ms of such bonds.
On motion the senate TOOK Fece
Ike until : 80 o'clock p. III.
EVENING SESSION.
,as Ar tso'clock the Senate resumed
,,hnrs Lieut.. Governor Doughton pr
siding: :lS Senators in their seats.
dill THE CALENDAR
.ne .i' with its unfinished business was tax
'n s, M and the rapid transit system "
oI J" adopted. The president kept up
uo staady-"those who favor the passa
r;s. rtS of the pending bill Will say aye oo
10 trary. no" and two or three reSpoh:
Nr would be heard ana away "o"i" So
W. W hi!I TO enrolment.
ia. Communication between the sen;
lSa and House of Representatives, !
Wy ahout ceased, each body endeaV or
ties :" c;.s--sm4r. the work already uE
my, the working callers Ihe lew
'uiu m.;ninp hours of the 1880 ID
an! ha spent principally in the ratlhcat
has of bills.
THE PENITENT1ARf.
APP .,,,7,.,;ttaa on ne
bill Adams, from the colaiii',GI t;I, om ,als a
lay institutions, .;.t;.n suolrl. Of $40
ton an addltlOnal app op snonsa tn
for the penitentiary, in response W
the Governors message this nioi ","S
Nv ,,I.cad On it's third reading and pas
it's and went to the mousse vi lePi e'o
eing tatives for concurlenuo noxns
the OFFICIAL "a,
was The bill In relation to county OH
its bonds. as set forth in our moriihs
mort was taxed up as a speclal or
Adams. said kthe title or the
.,, shouId be changed to bill TO pei
Dll!s nauners to handle the pubic 1ul
pusl- He hoped the bill would pass
uls- yonld he a manufacturing mac
whs' Far Democratic campaign materiai
cor uas AS the Senator from New Hah'
hieu- had said, a very important measur
llss II effected every man, woman
foaus ch;Id in North Carolina. 1t Is the
iocai arnicious and lniquitOnS mea
II ana ,var presented toa North Carolll
enta- and as a political measure to man
liroI ture Democratic dynamite ne
tlnca- the hill would pass. As ma
ID oo- Measure and as North Carolina
e Ia aid not wish to see any such me-
enacted in to law. III, .,
Rice, in defence OF the OIL, Sd
amber was a lust measure, ana was on!
above Lated and intended to permit