The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-02-10

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TIE bId b" let to The NEWSPAPER that
viii distribute in the county iii. Iarg-
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bona lid. -ub-crib.rs
Mr.. Ncwhorn. moved To la, tn.
hole matter on the the table: th. mo.
ti"n 10 table prevailed.
233 senate bill, to furnish Jack
son county with certain Volumes Of
supreme court reports; failed 10 pass
second reading
2J6, senate bill, bill To allow commits
-iohers oi Montgomery county 10 sell
ohe-half Of the jail lot in the town of
Troy: passed it, third reading.
% senate bill. to amend the
charter Of the town Of Southern Pines.
Moore county, Passed second and
third readings: tabled
23s. SrEate bin. bill 10 open certain
waters of turrItuck sound fns-entr,.
BY consent Mr.. Lindsay introduced
bIll Tor he relief oi hc town of Kcids-
Vile: referred To committee on finance.
cALAHDER RESUMED.
Al House bill 3lg. Senate bill. hill
to perfect the probatiHg OF certain
leeds heretofore acknowledged and
reg stored sent u committee on Judi
! 'iary.
( 2i3, senate bill, bill 10 amend sect ion
/ II l3 Of TIA" Code in relation 10 the sale
, poison. PrOhIbits the sale to minor
indcr II years. And one making a
/ false repre- SrntatlOn to obtain any
/ poison enumerated. shall be guilty Of
misdrncanor punishable by fine not
to exceed 800 or imprisonment not ex-
eeeding thirty days. Add sp;Iitu .
liquors "a poisonous drug; passed
/ second and thir readings.
! 2i4 senate bill, to authorize the loan
! of sum, not to exceed $1,000. from
! Direct tax fund, for the completion of
the Confederate monument, now going
! up in Capitol square, under the man
lgement of the Ladies' Confederate
Monument Association.
Mr.. Moody, Of Haywood, explained
the bill as simply a loan-and made a
strong argument in support OF the bill.
Mr.. Hoover opposed the bill. Tie fa-
vorcd a disposition of the surplus of
the direct tax fund now remaining in
the treasury to pensioning the living
helpless and crippled Confederate sol
diers, or to be used for public school
purposes.
Mr. Fortune opposed the bill and ia
vorrd the use of the money for sch, oil
purposes.
Mr.. Adams moved to make this bill a
special order for Tuesday, February
II. 1880. The motion prevailed and the
oil was made Il special orler for that
day at II o'clock III.
senate bill 2i9, bill to incorporate
rhe Retreat at Charlotte, \. C., hos
pital for the treatment of nervous dis
els -, under the e Ieral Incorporation
Laws of the State; passed second and
third readings.
Adjourned till Monday at l | o'clock
Il. IN.
The House met at 10 o'clock Il. m.
Mr.. IuSk. of Buncombe. in the chair
and was opened with prayer by Rev
j, =, W GODDARD, member from Swain.
The weather was bitter cold ant
MANY member, were absent from their
seats.
After the reading of the journal hat
proceeded some time, Mr.. sutton moi
ed to dispense with further reading.
Mr.. PEBBLES said: Il object; and up
on that motion demand the yeas ant
nays.
The motion was withdrawn, and th'
reading of the journal was completed
ut 10 ~.
PETITIONS AND kENoIt IipNS.
: Only one petition was presented
; and that by Mr.. HarreIson, from rifl
zens of Royal township, Columbu
county.
EEpoRTs OF STANDING COMMITTEES
d Messrs. Wooten, Bean, Bagwell an
Ellis reported on several local OIL
= which had been referred to the con
n miteee on corporations. Among theI
u bills to prohibit the sale OF lquor
Mars Hill church in Caldwell count
e and a church in Mitchell county an
lngOld church in Sampson county.
II Messrs. Robinson, Hunter, Buchanan
Cox, Winborne, Duffy, Smith, Of cate;
y Henderson and Taylcr reported
bills that had been referred TO the j
10 dietary committee.
'e A majority and minority report wei
made on the bill to place Mltche
Is county in the Ninth congressional I'll
u trict.
'e Messrs. Sutton, Henderson a
ut Smith reported on bills to regulate Il
" forwarding of freight by railroads;
~ allow the Southern railroad to chan!
n, their line in Polk county without a
III ditional taxation.
Mr.. Burnham reported the engros
of m,.nt of bills 259 and BOP, to establish
tt convict system for Wilkes, M'tcnt
nj and Swain counties and to regula
er c0ttOn-weighingi in Salisbury.
st Bill 500, in relation to railroads q
be inc free passes, was reported on UNI
ng yorably by Mr.. Henderson from col
be mittee on railroads and railroad cOl
Gu mission.
his INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
." The following new bills reaching
pumber 651 were then introduced:
63l. Mckenzie, to amend secti
H. s7l of the Code: judiciary.
no 632. French, to amend section 2l2
ed the Code; judiciary.
,ra 633, French, to incorporate Masoi
IN. Temple corporation; corporations.
e3i French, to incorporate Orle
mo- Lodge of MasOns; corporation.
no 635. French, to pay certain colol
am school teachers; education.
,ha 636, Henderson, to change sec''
m 2l2 of the Code; judiciary.
n'y 637. Henderson. to change sect
,na 74O. of the Code jndi ciary. !.
to 63S, Henderson, to extend the u
III, to organize the Wilkes County BAL
i'd banks and banking.
639. Raw, to amend section OF
Code in regard to protecting nsh'
interests. ..;@
80, 61O Yates, to authorize sheriH
the Richmond county to levy speclai
)pe, finance. o+os+
ate Gal. Walker, resolutions protes'
ry; against the financial poiicy oi
$. National Government; 1edera' +
.ol' tiOns. col,
rtv the nonSIOU