The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-24
Majority Committee.

Majority Committee.
After long debate participated IN
by Mea>r,. Ewart, Lusk. French.
publicans: Mes-rs. Ray. PEBBLES. Mon
Mr.. iiileman, ropuli>t. About )
O'Clock Mr. EWart called for the pre-
vious question. and the call being >ris-
tanned, the recommendation to re-re-
Ter was lost by ayes IL, noes TT. The
vote was then taken on the INA jurity
declaring Mr.. Groom
entitled to his seat and resulted a
foilows Ayes, 90: noes. -. The fol-
lowing gentlemen voted noe, VIZ :
MessrS. Alexander OF MeckIciIburg.
kaker, Car, ,le, Duffy, Edwards, Ether
iige. Grizlard. iiarrei,on. Harrington.
higgins Of .llrghany, higgins oi
Iancty, House, II lpward, Julian. Kelly.
hiHg. Lawrence, lee. Lyon, Me
ClAmi,iy. Nj ktnzie. New borne, Mon
roe. Nelson. Payne. PEBBLES. Rascoc,
Ray, Keinharh,, Robinson. Saunders,
Smi'h of Gates, smith of Stauly, Ste
vens, thomas, Tomlin,on, Wick, wood
ard.
Those voting aye were Mrssr-. Aiken,
'
man, Bean. Bryan. Buchanan. Brown,
Campbell, Ch.lcitt, Cox. Crawford.
Crumplcr. CruIncl, Currie, Darden,
Drew. Elledge, Ellis, Ewart, Flark,
French. Gentry, harris Of Castor. l.ar-
ris Of Hyde, Henderson. lIileman,
Hopkins. Huffman, Hunter. kcathley.
Leary, Lincback. Linney, Lusk, Mayes.
McCaulcy, Nrkinuey, Mclean, Me
I I,,n
Peace, Petree, Phillips of Randolph.
smith Of Cleveland, Sp"as. Squires.
Of Mitchell, Turner of Polk, Nicker>.
Walker. Whitcner, Williams of Craven.
Williams Of Warren, Wooten, Yates.
Young.
Mr.. Ewart moved that Mr. II. NJ.
Groom come forward and qualify. Mr.
Groom took the cath of office admins
tered by the speaker, and was enrolled
as representative from the county of
Fender.
y message from the senate was an
nOHncrd. The Senate refused to con
cur in the House resolution to adjourn
till Monday at 3o'cloch, and the House
resolution was tabled.
large number of gentlemen at the re-
guest Of their colleagues, and the House
adjourned to meet on Saturday at IL
O'Clock and adjourned without trans
ting any legal business, that day
H"i!E he birt hday of General Robert
=, Lee ana legal holiday.
III" speaker announced the follow
ing communities and the House ad-
int Sct 10, ',,l,
Pr0poSitiOus 0uI Er:rrnnces Ellis
chairman; Cheek, Williams of Craven
BagweII, Davis, Johnson, Bean. keatil-
rutt, Phillips of Pitt, House, cClam-
my, HarrelsOn, Julian, Lyon, Daniel
Carlisle, Crawford.
PgIroadS and Hnif0Gd Con,,afxxion:-
Henderson, chairman: Elledge, Hile-
man, Williams OF Craven, Ellis, SUIT
ton, Turner of Mitchell, Campbell
3Thitener, Buchanan, Wouten, Walker
SpeaS, Payne, McCiammy, Julian, Nc
henzie, Smith Of Stanly, Stevens.
Insane IsuIum:-Elledge, chairman
White of Bladen, Huffman, Darden
Alexander of TyrrelI, Pool, Mnrro "
Stikeleather,C ,Crnmpler, \ orman. w hite.
her, Hopkins, Michael, Harris Of Gas.
ton, Linney Brown, Munroe, Winb0rne
Julian, Etheridge, Rascoe, Mckinney
EnroHcd- -BiNs:-Walker. chairman
Taylor, Cox, CrummcIl, Pool, Phillips
Henderson, Crawford, Smith of Stanly
Edwards, Harrington.
Ed"cution:-Wh White, Leary, William.
OF Warren, Reynolds, French, Sutton
Mckinney, Ewart, Alexander of Tyr
all nffN Y l.
Stanly, Yates, Check, tlack, Smith o
CaswelL Lawrence, Winbcrne, Wick
Harrington, Baker, Payne, Ray.
Fedrrui Rciof;pnS :-Turncr Of Mitch
ell, chairman; Huffman, Auires, Smitl
of Caswell, Keathly, Campbell. Mclean
Nc Kinney, Fiack, Higgins OF Ale
ghany, Robinson, Hooker, Rascoe, Har
relson, Winborne.
1dd to Co,porafio"S:- S:-Mckenzie.
Add to Fjnapce:-Mckenzie, Brow
and Bateman.
1dd to J"diciary:-COx, Sreas, Ne
Call, Howard and Baker.
| HOUSE PERSONALS
| DIR. Williams of Warren does no
claim to be the oldest member OF tn
House. He says that honor belong
to DR.. McCauley Of Alamance county
who is y years of age. Practirin
medicine it seems does not shorten
mans life.
Mr.. s. p. Satterfield, of Person, VIII
is Chief Clerk of the House, is a yer
courteous and obliging officer. He ha
as his assistants, Messrs. John NJ. Nc
Dutfie, Populist, of Cumberland, 1st a:
sistant: Mr.. f. ID. Stamford, Republ
can, of Iadkin, 2nd assistant: Mr.. T
B. Lindsay, Populist, of Rockingham
3rd assistant: Mr.. ID. +. Conrad, RI
publican, Of Davidson, 4th assistan
and Mr.. J. \. Ellington. of Nadkil
5t assistant. These are all courteou
and obliglny gentlemen.
t .ENArF.
The Senate was called to order at
O'Clock and opened with prayer b
Rev. ID. IL. futile, Of the Central Met |
odist church.
He prayed that the experience whic
Legislators had had among men. and II
cultivation of mind they had enjoyed
might be used for the best interests {
he State
The following bills and resolution
were introduced:
BY senator Carver, 5. 3. 50, to pr,
tect owners CT cattle and other an
mails.
BY Senator iEamrick, S. 3. 80, |
abolish the state geological survey.
81 Senator Ammons, 5. 3. 80,
amend chapter 143, laws Of 1899,
provide lumber inspectors for IL
counties of Buncombe, Madiso
Mitchell and Yancey; also S. p. g
.. 10 amend the constitution Of Mort
Carolina.
. BY Senator Dalby, 5. 3. %, to al
thorize j. A. Crews, sheriff of Graz
vile county, to collect arrears
taxes.
By Senator Sharp, 5. B. %, to comp
witnesses to testify in certain cases.
By senator Moody, of Haywood, 5.
! %, a resolution to appoint subcommi
, tees on privileges and elections.
By Senator paGdison, 5. Is. 96,
amend sections II and l3 Of article
:. Of the constitution, reducing the HON
stead exemption to $1GO.
! BY Senator Fortune, S. 3. 81. for t
relief of II n Hamrirk late sheriff