The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-28

.ors and regulate their pay. Substitute
BY the committee provides for salaries Z
u 81 900 per aunum in lieu Of all fees Z
for solicitors and fixes fees for various ,
crimes, made special order for Wednes-
day evening at 30 O'Clock.
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED BIT UxIvER-
SAL CONSENT.
lila, Young 10 incorporate North
Carolina Teachers ocIation; corpo-
rations.
49,, TO amend chapter l27, laws Of
1885, TO submit to qualified voters of
Bdncombe county the question of SELL
ing liquor in the county, passed Sec
ond aud third readings.
1872, 10 amend section 1916 OF the |
Code combining right To father or guar |
dian to sue register of deeds for grant
ing unlawful marriage license To per-
SONS under age; passed second and
third readings.
10 10 amend section ], article 6 of
Constitution; passed over informally.
s72, To repeal section !. chapter ;
laws 1898; passed over.
CALENDAR RESUMED.
| House resolution asking commits
sioner of agriculture Tor information
about salaries and fees, passed and
| sent to the Senate for concurrence.
| So, to repeal section l, chapter 3.2,
laws of 1898, relating TO the eXamina-
ton of public school teachers; passed
its second and third readings.
S62, to repeal chapter l29, laws OF
1891. This bill applies 20 the transpor-
tation of dead bodies of convicts to the
University; passed its second and
third readings.
1923. to amend chapter 1868, laws of
1889, in regard to work on roads; pass
ed second and third readings,
Act to amend honse resolution 226
senate bill 257; passed second and
third readings.
$50, to amend charter of Carolins
Savings Bank; passed second and third
. readings.
Senate bill to require railroads Il
a redeem unused mileage tickets wher
t fifty per cent of tickets has been used
Mr.. Mccall at first thought tn,
bill unfair to the railroads. Ii a mar
4 bought a bushel of corn and used uI
. half of it it was unfair for him To g
back to the merchant and demand hi
money back for the other half. The bill
after further discussion passed its sec
IS ond and third readings.
The calendar of private bills having
v been about exhausted, on motion q
n Mr.. Mccall, the house adjourned til
= 10 o'clock a. m. Saturday.
l. CORRECTIONS AND NOTES.
Is Bill 1854, Young to incorporate Ra
eigh water works was omitted from tn
III list of new bills introduced on Thur:
day.
Of The bill to change HobgoOd precin'
! in Granville which passed the hOus
i on Thursday was to change name
BelltOWn instead of Bullock as repor
ed.
The medical profession is represen
~ ed in the house py Drs. Wick, Of JOIN
10 ston, Alexander, of Tyrrell, KelI,
in Mecklenburg, McCauley, of Aialnanc
st Abbott, of Pamlico; the ministry
~ Messrs. Woodland, of Swain, l..
Smith, of Cleveland, Lawrence,
Martin, Phillips. of Pitt.
ID NOTES.
ty Some understandings have arts
st. out of the recent discussion in Il
Legislature over proposition to a
journ for the Newbern fair, and viii
nd neither house adjourned, large nur
az Der of members of both went down
II. see the handsome display illustrate
~, of North Carolina. 1t is supposed al
even admitted that free railroad pass
m were literally distributed among t
members. Senators McCaskey a.
Mewborne, of all the Senators too
perhaps, the most decided sta
by against adjournment and especial
the use of free passes. Their vigt
al Gus opposition to shutting up she
for jaunt to NeWbern had mu
her weight in the final decision of the Sc
ate.
the One matter has passed the senate U
ing der somewhat peculiar cOnditiO
md This was claim for 81 200 or Their
The bouts as interest due on an old ella
re- paid to Mr.. S. Pool in 1887. The jOul
to al of the Senate shows that when t
l. claim of 81 900 was paid, it was w
s. the distinct understanding that no
CHI terest should be paid thereon. Sci
ar tor Abel said, however, that he thou,
re- it had been the intention of
legislature to pay the interest, 6
favored the payment now. The jour
of 1887, page 800, will distinctly sh
that a vote was taken expressly
All, this interest matter, and that tn
454, were twenty votes for aud twenty-t
votes against it's payment. Sena
McCaskey raised this point, and ent
ed protest against the passage of
that bill, but it went through.