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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-14

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HOUSE-There was barely quorum in
the house. The Warner bill to appoint q
state mineral land agent was considered
In committee of the whole. It was finally
recommitted to special committee
The Tier bill to abolish capital pun
asnment was indefinitely postponed.
Lttieton's bill to revise statutes was
favorably recommended, as was also Feig's
bill ior state entomologist.
Other bills passed were:
n. r. 4Relating to town insurance
companies. Passed.
II; +: l3O-To regulate the employment
of children. Passed.
d. T. 332-To fix time of holding terms
OF the district court in the county of
Koseau, Fourteenth judicial district.
Passed.
y. +. 2e5-Relating to roads. Passed.
n. +. 1Sl-To encourage the use of Ger
tain wagons, etc. Passed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-14
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bladder, kidneys, back and every part
Of the urinary passages in male OF fe-
male. It relieves retention of water
and pain in passing it almost immedi.
stely. If you want quick relief and
cure this is your remedy, Sold by II.
NJ. Hitchcock & Co., Druggist, Red.
wood Falls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-14
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Home Seekers Excursion

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Georgia, north of Millen, Macon, Fl.
Riley and Eanfala.
All points in Louisiana on the
Louisville & Nashville, Iii. Central R.
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+ For further information apply to
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-14

English SPAWN Liniment removes
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blemishes from horses, blood spavins,
curbs, splints, sweeney, riDg-bone,
stiles, sprains, all swollen threats,
coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the NEST wonder
full bIemish cure ever known. Sold
by H. M. Hitchcock & Co., druggists,
Redwood Falls, MINI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-14
Saturday, Mach 9.


SENATE-The senate disposed of a
large number of bills pending on general
orders. Among them it recommended for
passage Senator Keller's two bills relating
to adulterated spices and baking powders
Also the house bill providing for rebate
of - road tax for every broad-tire wagon
used by farmers.
Representative Vogel's temperance bill,
forbidding saloon within 1.501 feet of q
schoolhouse, except in villages and cities,
was recommended for passage. Also, S. f.
800, to allow boards of education to elect
one of their number treasurer, and S. F..
q, providing for the establishing Of Sec
ton or property lines in any township in
the state at the expense of the property
affected.
Senator Hodge secured the passage of a
resolution asking Attorney General Childs
to give his opinion upon the legal effect Of
the passage of H. F. 1, the bill to tax un-
occupied railroad lands -
The bill to amend sec. Z, chap. 6, general
statutes of 1878, relating to the deposit Of
state funds; creating q board of consisting
Of the governor, auditor and secretary of
state, TO designate state repositories was
passed.
HOUSE-NOt in session.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-14
Wednesday, March 6.

Os
SENATE-The senate spent most of the
days session on general orders. For the
reason that probably at no time was there
quorum present, only bills of minor
Importance could be acted on. ..
Attorney General Childs has sent to the
senate his opinion concerning the consti-
tutionality of the bill providing an ap-
preparation for continuing drainage work
in the Red r yer valley. The decision is
against the appropriation. fit can be
shown that the drainage is necessary as q
sanitary measure. in order to preserve the
health OF the peope. or If it is made as q
result of land grant, the constitution
will not be violated But in the Judgment
OF Mr.. Cnilds the legislature cannot use
the sanitary idea as a subterfuge, and pro.
coed to drain thousands of acres of railroad
land and land owned by individuals in
order to drain few acres of it's own.
This will probably kill the drainage bill in
the senate.
HOCSE-The house adjourned shortly
after II a. m. for want of quorum.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-14
Thursday, March Z.

SENATE-The capitol bill went through
the senate during the afternoon by a vote
of Al to IL. This is the house bill, from
which was eliminated the provision pro-
viding for an immediate appropriation for
erecting the new building.
There were but two bills on the calen-
dar, and these were given their passage
without opposition. One of the bills was
one of the most important that has come
before the legislature this year, Senator
Wyman's bill revising the laws relating to
banks of discount and deposit. The other
bill was also an important one, being Sen
ator Stevens arbitration measure, provid-
ing for settlement of differences between
employers and employees. and creating
boards of Cancellation.
EOJSE-The house confined itself very
strictly to routine Little else was done
than to take up the calendar, and pass a
few bills, among them one to establish the
office of state entomologist.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-14
Friday, March 3.

SENATE-The senate was in session
until + o'clock, and disposed of large
amount of business. There were several
protracted debates. The report of the ju-
dietary committee recommending the in
definite postponement of the Anderson
bill to tax railroad lands was presented at
the morning session and warmly discussed.
The bill was finally made special order
for Monday at 2:3O.
In committee of the whole the bill for a
fourth hospital for the insane was recon-
mended to pass. The question of location
was left to a commission.
Among the other bills recommended
was Keller's cyclone relief bill for Stearns
county; bill to prohibit the sale of de-
cayed or tainted poultry, and bill to ex-
empt engineers from jury duty.
The bill to sell the site for state ele-
vator at Duluth was killed.
HOUSE-In committee of the whole IT.
F. 264, to prevent and punish combinations
to control the price of food products, was
discussed at length. 1t was finally refer
red to the lawyers of the house to pass
Judgment on its legality.
Other bills acted on in committee of the
whole were:
H. F. 45-To encourage manufacture of
sugar. To pass.
H. F. 3S7-To establish state normal
school at the city of Duluth, in St. Louis
county. To pass.
H. f. 146-Relating to redemption from
tax sales. To pass.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-14
Tuesday. March 8.

s'~Js
SEN ATE - Senator Spencer's valued
policy bill. caused long and heated dis
cusslon. The bill provides that insurance
companies shall pay the face of policy
where property is entirely destroyed BY
nre aud shall pay the total loss where
there Is but partial destruction, provided
the amount shall not exceed the face OF
the policy. 1t paseed-S2 to n.
Several minor measures also passed.
HOCSE.-The appropriation OF 1250, OO0
for Immediate use on the new capitol
building at St. Paul was defeated in the
house in committee of the whole. The dis
cusslon lasted all the afternoon. Nj.
MI. jacobson moved t. strike out section
J, providing for the tranafer of the t25O, O00
and in support said the $3.50, 600 would not
be needed, and in any event none Of It was
needed this year, as the work on the plans
must be done over again. When q vote
was reached the amendment was carried
by vote of SO to A.
Zler's patent medicine bill was indef-
ln1teiy postponed. The Kenyon lmpeach-
ment resolution the house refused to- take
up.
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10
IT Is WICKED.

The Ne,os and Obserger made the
point yesterday that a white man
had been displaced in the organiza-
tion of the Legislature by a negro.
We hope our contemporary was be
trayed into this Incorporate and un-
wise utterance. We should exceed
ingly dislike to be forced to think
that he wrote coolly and dellber-
ately when he penned the line we
refer 10. For whoever seeks to in
flame the base passions of either
race against the other is the enemy
of both races. We speak plainly
But plain speech is necessary.
The negro is citizen. He has
to bear the burdens of citizenship
He is entitled to the disnities anC
honors of citizenship whenever his
Intelligence and character qualify
him for them, and the white man /!
entitled to them upon no othe
ground.
The make the negroes real or sup
posed racial inferiority an argumen
for denying to him the honest fruit
of his achievement is to do him
great wrong-is to do grea
wrong against elementary ethlc
is, in plain speech, wicked.
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10

rsrs.s ryp.~t.s ha, ~ a,rs,>
: q -. a.-- s-.ai .tt l.. rtss~ wuHie
n 1.tssir@fs wFE -rasr. Ils
4, SITE ~ fstr.-- ,sls. ut~ hA- .sa
- .sstir Aissi. H-t~. tiazt thr rule
~ q tAsi : a2;. - saup-d to a..
SsN runi-ut 80 th.- y unil usN
r1i -ii's.id = ievi. Ili- mt .,.r
"a lss.a l.s f'. Ns~-
~rBsior tuoA offered = r,--oluti.n .
q,s'--i,rg iis~ - ry''aTs . >iai. iH far
t-~h - a "r- snd h- Ts--ntztis f..
eth v"pte- - ii- s..sir - Il "a frr iAe
t--'ss ShicH Ma sd.P'sf
~rnakIr franrA t.ssd thaf
= rlnil;t-- q; Jhr,.- - spps'ut, Il
by TIA. frv-IdrEI a. n art Tai.s I.-f
th- - at. Ia. ilus go. sarrfsd aHs
the Lodi, ~tus SrnA .fr- 80 agpsini 4
m-ma-rs 81 shs san. a. .sw. al,s
Z tiamr.rA atta kdaus>
>-natnr t,-,A a. As-d att .shiainrs
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. cvuts - tr,.,n t...- atHth o. W-t.F4ai dt-
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rD-va {" -. Saiia q, ti,- .,s.ie-ts, :
H. crn--qiirur. al tti~ arNn, = =.
nrnt h- u-is,d that th- ,sat dAnl-
MIS-. ~ J.. tsraAf afu \. u. Ia lbs
-..li, nr d-rlarti TIA. .iulN rlr-s ts'd ->-.fi
ator- ir,m tLr NIGill district. IA
ns.tis - Mas err ~.
/ Inl- ,"nt.--i Na- ir,.l-hf again
N">-r~. l.. /. AN-'.k aud IStaN.tg
smith. .,-n.t--rai- Nilu. sm Ar-,.,s--s.! f
! alleged i.r' -suiarI,t'- -lu s''' i.sG pr,
.Iuri>, "a. Il as. "a gia~n s.arilii.-al.- #.
election. HE -rfuud- ur ~. u ~
. declared lie i"n Mas ,"nir-'.,I a.
. M->>r>. traii. hlpUh!i, al. -.ni fada
= >"n. fupuli~i. AZ. stated il ih- t,,,i
: al contest hsrii Ma read ia b- -
4 ate.
q ~-r a." e the nuiI,"M s.a ,.f,i .-,i 4
= H. .. .ts-. 49,. tud o. e. ord .
= follows:
h. =. = .,".... std l,At . IA n
,. the ""ni'-i''' s 'thl s.alst,.' Aifi.li "a
r ia't> slated ia il... suit,. 90 ..,st. .-
> herein.
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Ia ln Coo,
e:nor rurney To-day sent t"i "a >..l.
ate and House an a..dr.-s ~.
p.tiiiol IN ~Li'E h'' staf. that H..
claims 10 have received ih- hieh-s'
number of legal y"i.-, east Ai 80
Nov.mh. ,.i.yfi d ;"r q ,..,nnr -r
that lie war sl Cts 4. tie saN- 'L.,
h- H. iIi"i m. e! thai n Tie faf- O.
the t'rurns 'ha' EVap~ hrS = Il'
rslif, and he - al~o inl"' Il iha
ther. w'r" gross fraud I.-rt. irai.s
H. u ref. r. ash, IA. l.ri>l tar. Z
take such steps a. III l''mlt Liu, 9,
app. az w. fore ~. m In joiit :. io,
to contest Ihr re-nIn-.
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10

Washington. Jan. ln Ensign T. 4. Mar
n"l has 's'r'n or nr'ri io ihr NaNal A,ai lriny.
bnaid conn %. a.! of go, ,ili,ssois (, la.ll. /.
IL. Elir,iec 4. g. t-sby aud jaime, 4
Smith aud Passed Assistant payma,i. e
liyii g>inn iIuui has been nrai.r.-i in ni.-
al ihe Navy department. for tie eAamiih-
alton inr promotion of Pav o. sIA-cipr- l.
q. Billings AMI Passed Assistant l'aymasi.r
John 'orwine.
Toledo. - Jan. IL - Three oil men N.ir
instantly killed on thc Ir.s~s.r farm thrs.
miles west of Wap.ko Is to-day FranL
/ Logan, John P.itigrew and " MrNally
/ end-aNore1 10 ihaN oui ole hundred quarts
, of frozen nitro-glyo.rine wiih hot water
/ when il exploited. tearing them all 10 frae.
mcnts with "A Team of hoIses
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10
AN IeNOBLE ATIEMpr 10 CREATE
FRICTION.

The News and Observer is evil
ambitious to win name for
aggressiveuess. IL it could succes d
in its designs il would merit the
name of Views and Disturber." 1t
has no visible policy nov except to
Torment strife, and it seeks TO do
this by methods unworthy OF tie
dignity that should characterize even
q paper that represents few po-
li1lA Aremains.
Attest attempt, up to this morn
create friction among those
are now working harmoniousIy
ther for the good of the State,
n fling, in yesterdays issue, at
Baker Walser IN which il actual y
the affrontery to say that Mr..
alser's course as speaker is being
,ctated by 1.-The Boss" Mr.. Walsel
not unknown in North Carolina
He ~ recognized leader in a po
.itical party of very considerable
force and influence, and when en-
| trusted with any public duty, like'
to advise with his friends and asso
ciatos with view to performing
that duty most effectively. A A~mos
woful ignorance of the man ora mos
mendacious effort to create preju
dice against him can be the onl.
excuse for suggesting that he is sub
ject to the dictation of any "Boss.
The News and Observers squlb q
petty littleness is simply an abortiv
attempt to create something Tx
friction between Mr.. Walser and hi
friends and how plainly they see an
laugh Mt it,
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10

space vii. nUs allow u Ia r1ai~ s,st !
4sssusasnt-
gxrosT oF srrsEr>TE>psSs as rt-s-
nc sS.IKCcrinN-
The Superintendent r.-rs-srm-f'd- =
rzir of incressr i'm gzxAtion for lns
ss.aef.t II n. pahlis -rhoos- sBff'is al
Ia condu-i tins. -'i,osss. the rs,n~titB-
ti.nai requirement of four uiani n. IA,
estimates that u w,li rssiair. i~Ns 81
- inSf.Sd al Ia csnt>. ia, present rat
aud the t.os.rnor -HdorSs-- sh,- r.-r.ua-
ia.ndssiun. III. sI=rsA, 81 the Noun
uisift Ia -. uatnr \ Auc". ~bir.-.G Land
t.X. the -tDuit,i~rat. Monument.
Colonial kcsvr,i-." liz Insane A>N-
ians-. the stale Hospital n N"rgani"n
and many ctb.r thinE> aud Cun. suu--
a. ioiiu2s:
In a message of such length. -in-
| Irar-ng - many subjects .. lmI-ur-
, yancc, II l. po,>i bic IL enter much into
..stall- ol al! I.arti, uizr >uh)r,t- u.
/ AoWrN cT, ga ,v-Ir, any iGrtiI,r in-
.ormslIou a. MiiI p- u.y pleasure ga
| .Grn.>A Nou - lar - tv--ihi.. Ih.
| Il. cora ~! he / a.. w.. arr J. l., iorr
uu. and l- oiiiccrS al the rN-,t.iiN,
ur..ICn 90 the gNsrrbfnrat iah~ lTidt
III placing before you reports :" r"Iu-
pict. Win statements which show con
c.u-iN.Is the i>ioIn al the admins
Iration.
The past history oi a clean. >ur-
se--IdI .oLAiv -oNvruu' ui. Tree iruIi
rt,'kir-- expenditures. honest ans
,-,'onuIn.,at Ia auniui-trati"u. l. b,'
hind !.,i. "a Iilri os t.I- record ui tn
. party whu noa l'4rIl~ over to Nnu TIA
taiurr adIn.n. -tr.tjiuu a. lac Statr. :
lar a. II pertains Ia legislation. IL"
+. lIcN Ing that Nuu haN" hy n,>I interest
. al Aeur state II heart. 4 iIu>I tn..I ",
| Viii be Wise JudIrIou> and c:.r,iui d
! your ,nartnenI~ aud rconunii, al ia ~
/. p,ndItt.r"s. sIo nut counsel thai ..cui
. uiHA w.I,h .4nuLnt- 80 rendering -,
less any institution HoM In rAi-trnr,
|. and nope tiIai iH.y viii receive N"u
= car.iui investigation and Iib-raI al
: propriation,.
!. =, trust. gentlemen oi the s,ncr;
, Assembly. that your STA! ia the capt:
5 city ma! be Pheasant. and your i-rln
+: office such a. viii add still great,
|. prosperity ami haPpIne>, 10 ir-". "a
IA dependent and lIb-ri. loving p-"pi
ELIAS, AEk.
: Governor oi North carolina.
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10

We want to say to all our sub
scribers in the State, that we hope
they will bear with any Irregularities
that may occur in the delivery of
their papers. Our mailing lists are
being made up under great diiicul-
ties. But we will perfect them as
rapidly as possible. Please. notify us
if your paper does not come all
right.
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10
PERSON Ell.

i.oOking over the assemblage there
was revealed a personnel which,fO gen
eral physique and apparent intelligence
was far above the average senatorial
body, and which would, by analysis,
compare favorably with any represent
alton ever officially assembled in the
senate chamber.
Young faces were visible but they
were not numerically in evidence.
From general appearance the average
age of he members might be fort y-iive
years. A composite photograph Of the
entire body could be- described by the
terms careful deliberation and pro-
grcssive conservatism For the first
lime in many years no cOlOred senator
occupicd il seat i'm the chamber.
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10
AA.mE a %, ~
rnr.-, lsIm-,o n.,. n-.. ,,..,.a.

Aii"rB'1 Z. o ..sui .,.f--.
The N"nai" -" ionrn'd anil ihi.
mornin st n o'rlo h.
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10

There was an immense jam in the
upper rotunda of the Capitol yesterday
morning for som. time prior 10 the
hour for the assembling aud opening oil
tn. senate. \ caucus wa III session
and it, deliberations Were extended Tor
"a f.w minutes beyond the time FOR call
ing he senate To order. hen thr
door wa opened there wa- rush 10
get in. but the ,urying crowd was met
py door-kecpcr- who announced tiiat
uour but senators would b. admitted
until all the senators were III. IL.
Governor Doughton was forced 10 d" a
little ",crouging' To make his way IT,
th. door. but when he was recognized,
the packed mass managed to jam itsell
closer toget her on each side 30 "A, 10
form "A passage for him. He approach
In. President chair and without any
prcliminaries raped for attention ana
briefly announced his duty 10 call TIL"
senate of the General Assembly OF
North Carolina to order.
senators from the various districts
were requested to come forward ana
present their certificates, and a these
documents were presented. the oath oi
office was administered by the PresI-
| dent.
The Senatorial body was very quiet
and digniiied during this proceeding
the only noise being made by FREE
auent opening and closing of the door
and the rustling of newspapers, ainon-
which the CAUCASIAN largely predoml
mated in number.
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10
ELECTION ,oNTE-I-.

The committee ON privileges aud
al which Mr.. "a. -. twarI -
ami Mr.. b.. \. ,oA A. ~.crc-
tary assembled an the supreme Court
library and settled upon the follow in.
times Iur the hearing oi the contested
election eases IN the House al krprc-
sentatINc>:
Jones county, Brown ". smith.
Tuesday. Jan. lJ.
Granville codnty.-Crcws ". Lyon.
Friday, Jan. IL.
Pcndcr couuIy.-R.M. Crown ". -
Monday Jan. Ia.
Kobeson county.-R. NJ. Norwood ~.
}. 4. Tarync; Jno. l.. smith y. -. 40.
targle. riday, Jan. IA al 80 u. n.
pamlico ruuutA.-D. III. Abuoli ~.
l.. &. Daniels, Tuesday night. Jan. H..
Mcdowell county. Muphrw =.
Crawford, ridaA Ja.n-inth.
Halifax county,. r.. i,u" ". /.
Gr.ZZard: Jno. II. tuilIns -. !. i.
livusc, " cdncSday. Jan, 10.
Eugerombr cot,uiA.-l. u. Garrett
W. ". Howard: ". L.. Person ~. j. !.
Baker. Thursday, Jan. I.in.
iicrllord county.-N cwSom ". Win
borne. Monday, Jan. Il.
Gates coIintN. - GItlin ". smith.
" WcGnesday. Jan. -.
Dcanfurl counIy.-iIodg"S ". Hoover
Tuesday, Jan. -
Mckenzie, OF Rowan, introduced the
following:
Resolved. That il shall bc the dut \
oi the Committee on Priv ilrgc> aud
Elections To examine every election
| contest referred 10 them. ana To as..cr.
tam and report IA soon IA lraciIcahl,
| whether or not the ease H. proIrrl,
and legally constituted before tn'
| bar Uf the House al Representative
before proceeding 10 Investigate ln'
matter upon il, merits.
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10

Pa lau 90 A. aprbrre an fhr span.
i.h n-nch frsffi.sf. a blizzard lffrA Ai,,l ,fn
iorhsN lat -iia," thai tint~ ,ssfumuuicn.
ton by is..n WITH forl,rrr har ls-7n ii4i.-f-
ruIard Ia llfmrr- ui Frame IBian-" oplA
Itis.' an. AZ AAignon u Nas 80 nald niRt
ihs ih.aifrs Nrir oll.r,- o. ,l,~. Ilt.
Rivers Resorts sr' all .afi-rnr firfn tla sula
afd irsin. go and from kki,Ts have bors
delayed for many Sour.
" tshingtnn lAr % - T1r i,r,,nrrinl-s =
the upus. 20 siay Nrre rkus.lnil,ly dui
most of fhr ,lay ls'-iil.s consumed in iiis noi
~ tcga'tsn Of ths ieisirl,r oi Columbia Al
urss s.rlsf'on bill which gA. paz-''i. -s.as-ra
bi''r ~ minor Importance r'-laiIug "a steam
ship ga piisr- Nrrc passed and also ts-n Or
Nair I-rn>lOn l.ill-.
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10
SEND THEM HOME.

II any of our friends in the legis-
lature wish their fIiends to see the
proceedings of the Legislature VIC
shall be pleased to take their sub
scriptions aud send THE CAUCASIAN
directly to their friends through the
mails. Please send in your subscrip-
tions early, SO as to miss none of the
important doings of our law makers.
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10
General Assembly
OF North Carolina.
Both Houses Organized and 1t
Work.
CO. OPERATION HARMONIOU :,
AND TRIUMPHANT.

Hon. T. B. waI.~r Elected ~Ps at"r --pS''-
keepers and Clerks Elected The h"In
ber. Determined to Approve Them-"f'
to Tn, ir Cons,itu. mt. .--Gr~at ntht -
fs.m for Reform n xtraet. Of tbs Cover
nor's Message.
The Caucasian., 1895-01-10
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED.

The following bills were Introduced
and referred:
Dy Mr.. EMart.-An act in relation to
giving bonds III guarantee companies.
Referred To committee on finance.
BY Mr.. French, of New IianoNcr.-A
bill entitled an Act To repeal cNi>lin !.
election laws and To secure [" lhc prU-
pie IA free ballot and a fair codnl. Re
lerred 10 committee OH judiciary.
BY Mr.. BaIn.-Act Ia repeal see. 4.
art. Of rfe Constitution oi North Car
DINA. Referred To committee on Judi
ciary.
BY Mr. Winbornc, OF Hertford.-A bill
To be entitled All act To fix the rate oi
| interest in North Carolina AT six per
ltce on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Il. B. Winbornc. of llcrtford.-
Bill 10 be- entitled an act Ia iix he fees
OF solicitors in matters al rcceiyer-hil-
of the estates OF infants. Referred Ia
committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Williams. of Camdcn.-An ari
20 be entitled an act Ia restore Ia
the people the right To govern Them
selves. Referred TO committee Oh jII-
dietary.
BY Mr.. IIilleman, of CabarruS.-A
bill To be entitled an act To repeal chap
ter l31 Private Laws of 1888. kcicrre,
to committee on judiciary.
BY. MIR. Williams, of Craycn.-AI
act To establish county governments :
Referred To committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Ewart, of llcndcr>on.-Ar
act To establish county governments
Referred 10 committee on Judiciary.