The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-07

SATURDAY. htkAh NJ IN 49,
7 he senate va. called to order At ~
o'riock a IN. by Lieut.-Govrrnor X n
Prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Amman>, SEN
ator from Madison
THE MORNING. HoUR
VA. taken up in the usual routine
work of presenting petitions. r-ports
of committees and Introduction oi bills
aud resolutions, which added - bills In
the calendar.
was taken up on second reading with
All unfaSorable report, and nIn"rit. i
report fayorably. Ii was agreed L. al
low the bill Ia pass its "a cond reading
and GO over till Tuesday March 5ih
on third reading calendar when the
fight on the bill will take place. The ball
passed second reading and went In the
third seading calendar.
TIE CALENDAR
was resumed and bill to allow the
citizens al Cleveland county Ia hold
elections on manufacture and sale al
liquor in any township, passed second
and third readings: bill To sell state
stock in Caldwell and Watauga turn
pike, tabled: bill Ia allow commission
rr- of Randolph county 10 sell por-
ton of the county home passed second
| and third readings; bill in aid of Will
son graded school passed lis several
readings: bill To amend the charter
Of the Bank of Fayetteville passed ii>
several readings: bill 10 incorporate
Whiteside Valley Baptist church in
Rutherford county, bill concerning
the entry of certain land IN Hartford
county passed its several readings;
bill to provide for revising and add
jisting the public laws, to create a
CODE COMMISSION
to perform the work and make an in
dex Their for, on It's second reading
| was tax mp.
This b. Il provides for three commits
sioners at a salary of $1,000 To be- paid
at the same time AS judges, with see
rotary with a salary not TO exceed SlU
per month.
The bill passed its second reading
and went to the third reading calen-
dar,
SPECIAL ORDER
being the bill to revise, amend and
consolidate the election laws of the
State came up on its third reading a:
special order for II o'clock noon.
The question REQUIRED on passage %
the bill on its third reading, and upor
; the roll the bill passed-ayes thirty
five and noes four.
Ayes-Messrs. Ammons, Bellamy
Black, Gambler, Carver, Dalby, Dula
Farthing, Forbs, Fortune, Fowler
Grant, Hamrick. Herbert, Hoover
! Lindsay, Marshall. McCaskey, New
i borne, Moody of Haywood. Moody o
Stanly, Norris, Paddison. Parsons
Rice, Sharp, Shaw, Sigmon. Snipe.
Starbuck. Wall, Westmoreland, Whit
f of Alamance, White of Alexander an,
:. White of Perquimans-35.
Noes-Messrs. Adams, Dowd, Gree
p and MITCHELL.
n Bill for the purpose Of establishing
:. STATE REFORMAToGY
4 for young criminals in the State, pro
n Ividing for an appropriation not To eS
v coed $4,000.
Mr.. McCaskey, who is in charge {
=, the bill, led off saying this was d.
II mand made by the Populi'
party based upon plan
in the Populist platform. 1t meet
# with the hearty concurrence of lare
majority of the people of the Stat
J. Strong petitions have come heI
= for this action, and the onl
- argument against this measure will |
IIdl Glc TREASURY 10 uuTStcu. II II a
institution this State needs, and Il
demands for it are growing strong,
o. and stronger day by day. Good cit
. zenship demands such an Institute
- Mr.. Carver said he had received n,
to merOus letters urging tins institutio
~ He had recently visited the State farI
in and had found 9-year-Old boys amor
10 the criminals.
of The bill passed Its several reading
~ land was transmitted to the House
is Representative for concurrence.
On MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE OF REPR
at sENTATIvEs,
H. IT, transmitting Al bills and resOlutio
~, passed by that body asking the eoncu
Nv renee of the Senate thereon.
10 MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
" was received and on motion of NJ
to Gambler the Senate at O'Clock p. n
ed went into executive session, with Il
he understanding that the Senate VIII,
it adjourns it will be till 10 o'clock
H., Monday, March 4.
20 House met at 10 a. m. Prayer by Re
IN Mr.. Woodland of Swain.
$50 The clerk read part Of the jOurn
.w and on motion of Mr.. Flack of Ruthe
les ford the farther reading was dispens
Ter with.
The standing committees report,
.or ELECTION OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIvR
''0 SITY.
NV Mr.. WinbOrne made report for (
Joint committee to nominate trusts
to fill vacancies i'm the board Of trl
). tees of the University. Messrs. Sp.
of of Forsyth and Lee of Haywood W.
ion appointed tellers.
On Mr.. White moved to amend the
ion port by substituting the name Of 10
ate ID. Currie of Bladen for that of w.
Ks White of Alexander. Mr.. Currie,
lie said, had given $500 to endOw the ch
fnr of History in the University and r,
ion ularly attended all the meetings
rds the board. The nominees in the
in reported by the committee land ma
re- Ell in Saturdays CAUcAsIAND W,
rds elected. Mr.. GriZZard voted
Oh Currie, vice Wilson and
in n. Hill, vice Russell. Mr.. Nee
voted for Currie in place of wills
srs and Ii. c. Jones i'm place of Russ
;on DIR. kell voted for DIR. j. Il. Alexant
Ian of Charlotte, vice Wilson. Mr.. Smi
tes of Staniy, voted for G. II. johnson. v
oa Wilson. RascOe voted for list Of CO
mittee, except Wilson and Russ
,ra Smith of Gates voted for johnson
,tes Sampson, vice Wilson, and Darder
Perquimans vice Russell. Mr.. Peel
, voted for all except X. b. PEBBLES
'alu Wilson, and voted for Currie in pl
NJ of Wilson. Mr.. Woodland voted
cen Currie in place Of Wilson.
aye hENENoh blLi-
n The house then went into commi,
of the whole on the revenue bill,
IN. French, OF New Hanover, In the ch
The committee arose and repor
the adoption Of the internal reve
with the amendments and recomme
Inty ed that the amendments be ad
lass ted.
Mr.. Mckenzie moved the adoption
tho the amendments as recommended
- tho aluIsait G,r6.sssat thu axxs6asasiss