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

gain At 30 o'clock q. IN.
Evening se..ion-
The senate WAS called TO order nj
:i5 o'clock by the President.
THE CALENDAR
vas taken up and the following bi'ls
md resolutions disro>.,i Of:
SPECIAL ORDER
being the bill IN provide for the cleo !
ion OF justices OF the peace by this |
General Assembly and by the people
al the general election of ls:ai.
Mr.. Gambler renewed the demand for
the previous question, which was sus-
tanned.
The question required on Mr.. Pad
tiison's amendment, which was adopted
The question then recurrvd upon the
of Mr.. Mitchell, which
was lost.
Then the question REQUIRED on the
of Mr. Dowd, which was
lost.
The question then REQUIRED on the
passage of the bill Oh it, third reading.
ON which Mr.. Gambler called for the
AYES and noes, and the bill passed
ayes - and noes Il.
Ayes-Messrs. Black, Gambler, Dula
Farthing. Fortune, Grant, Hamrick.
Herbert. Hurley. Marshall. Mewborn..
Paddison, Rice, S;gmon. Snipes, star
buck, Wall, White of Alamance.-20.
Noes Messrs. Adams, Bellamy.
Dowd, Forbs, Fowler, Green. Hoover.
Lindsay, Long. McCaskey. Mitchell,
DO
White of Alexander, White of Per-
quiman>-lS.
The previous question was demand
of amendments.
The bill then passed its third read
ing as amended by vote of % To 10.
Ayes-MesSrS. Black. Gambler, Car
yer. Dalby, Duia, Farthing, Fcrbs. For
tune Grant, Hamrick Herbert, Hurley
| Marshall, McC askey, Mewborne
Moody of Haywood, Moody of Stanly
| Norris. Parsons, Rice, Sigmon, Snipes
Starbuck, Taylor, Wall, White of Ala,
nance, White of Alexander, White OF
Perquimans.-2S.
Noes-Messrs. Adams, Rellamy
Dowd. Green, Hoover, Lindsay
Mitchell, Sanders, Sharp, SBaw-l0.
The Senate then at 10 % o'clock ad
journed to 10 o'clock a. IN. today.
HOUSE.
The House met at 10 a. IN. Prayer
by Rev. II. ". Norris, Senator from
Wake.
Messrs. Grizzard, Monroe, -
Young, Leinbach, Mewborne, PEBBLES
reported various bills that had been re
ferred to the judiciary committee. MI
Williams reported for committee OF
cities and towns.
Mr.. WOOten. for committee on cOrpO
rations: Mr.. Burnham, on engrOsse
, bills: Messrs. Nelson, johnson an
NOrment for committee on finance.
REVENUE ACT.
The House went into a committee @
the whole on the revenue act with Nj
, French in the chair.
: A considerable discussion sprang u
on a motion to strike out "sIXtee
cents" and insert twenty cents by Nj
White of Bladen. 1t was claimed b
Mr.. Monroe and others that this wOul
destroy the constitutional equatiO
1 between the poll tax and the propert
tax.
'. The House at 3 10 took recess ii
= 80 p. m.
9 Evening Session.
d The House was called to order
g 80 p. IN.
: Mr.. Julian introduced a bill to pr
II vide for the Soldiers Home; (appr
n pirates $500 annually for the suppO
q OF the Home); calendar.
PASSED THIRD READING
II The House then passed the foIlowil
e bills: Bill for the relief of j. G. Kena
ex-sheriff of Duplin county; S75,
d. trsnsfer r. ii. Sisk from fourth
second class Of pensioners; to co
l. struct turnpike from Paris Gap
rs Rutherford to Hickory Nut Gap
lie Henderson; to incorporate town
South CASTOR in Halifax county; Z.
r. to amend section =, chapter 800, pub
1t, laMs oil 1891, in regard to the electi
r, of trustees of the insane asylum
y MOrganton; abolishes the office of {
d, rectOrs and substitutes trustees; II
r. to amend charter of MOrgantOn a
leave the question of license or
n license to be decided by the Peep
r Mr.. PEBBLES arose to question of pr
r ilege. He wanted to call attention
IS, the fact that the bill was just pass
X without being read and he wanted
record to SO state.
YOUNG'S BILL TO CHARTER RALEIG
~ Mr.. Young moved that the readi
d. of the bill be dispensed with. Mr.. p
bles moved to call the ayes and noes
on this question. The motion to dispel
az with the reading was lost. After Fl
to pages of the bill were read, Peeh
a moved to dispense with the furtl
reading of the bill.
no The question came up on a call
no the ayes and noes, and the substitl
III was defeated by vote of 33 to "a.
The Young bill was then defeated
a vote of 19 ayes to 81 noes.
IN STATE ADOPTION OF SCHOOL BOOK
N This bill provides for the repeal
w section 253S of the Code and sect
tn %, chapter 1919 of laws of 1889, and
ng acts that the county boards of educat
he in the several counties of the st
a shall adopt series of text bo
ID which shall be used in the pull
his schools of their respective counties
As term of three years, the said adopt
to occur at the meeting of said boa
by of education on the first Monday
nat June, 1896, and every three years the
not after. 1t requires the county boa
be of education to fix the price of DO
son and record the same on their n
lad utes.
lty The bill was advocated by Mes
ere Cox of Pitt, Hunter of Madi.
OF Campbell of Cherokee. White of Bla
m and opposed by Messrs. Smith of Ga
lfy Smith of Stanly and Howard of Ed
Or connie.
Mr.. Cox, at 10 40, called for the 7
OPP viOus question, and Mr.. Smith of G.;
wa demanded the ayes and noes.
OF or Mr.. Lusk in explaining his vote
that he was sorry to see the De
- Gratis voting for trust. 1t has
proven here that the books have /
- furnished by trust and he voted
because he wanted to vote dow
trust.
.ck, The House adjourned at 1872 a
Or till to-day at 10 o'clock.
YER