The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-21

ISIS Of the Code by making the pen
atty payable to parent guardian or
person standing in loco PARENTS: ju-
dietary.
.5i. Ellis, 10 amend section aIs6 of
the Code and proviIs for the election
of commissioner of agriculture: agri-
culture.
s56, Curry, to Incorporate. Gre in
surance company; insurance.
.os, Burnham. concerning the at
tendance of children in the public
schools education.
.63, Burnhan. 10 amend chapter l2.,
laws lss5; judiciary.
163. Thomas, To change the time of
holding courts in the 18th judicial dis
trict: judiciary.
.63, Reinhart, 10 relieve J. W. Manly
of Lincoln county: pensions.
a6s, Currie. To prevent owners Of
saw mills from putting saw dust in
Deowning Greek; Health.
169. White, 10 incorporate Elizabeth
town in Bladen county.
Henderson. resolution instructing
the judiciary committee to report sem
ate bill on six per cent interest and
make il til: special order for II o'clock
tomorrow: calendar.
Mr.. keathley moved To take from the
table senate bill intended To fix fees for
recording crop liens. 1t was a matter
Of Justice to the registers of deeds, to
he farmers, To the laborers and To all
mankind To have these fees fixed. The
motion TO take from the table was lost
l2i, senate bill, house bill 46l, tore
peal chapter iS2. laws 1898, and that
chapter 3Jl, laws 1891, remain. The
bill in regard To equaiizing taxation
around the town of GreenVilie on the
roll being called, passed it, third read
ing.
Mr.. Llneback arose to n question Of
personal privilege and asked TO with
draw his resolution in regard To elect
ing trustees of the \. and NJ. College
and substitute another. Request
granted.
Leave OF absence was granted to
Messrs. Poole and PEBBLES for today
and to Mr.. Mclean till Monday.
BILLS ON THEIR PASSAGE.
Bill to repair public roads of Bun
combe county. Mr.. Lusk offered two
| amendments. one requiring the ap-
pointment of inspector of public jail
and convict camp grounds. The bill
as amended passed it's third reading
engrOssed and sent to the Senate.
The bill to require county commits
sioners to accept bonds of guarantee
companies came up on its second read
ing. This bill provoked considerable
debate.
The bill, as amended. passed its third
reading and was ordered to be en-
crossed. The vote on its final passage
| 4 Ia,
voted solidly against the measure
Messrs. Harris of Hyde, johnson, ,Leary
Keithley, Lineback, McCanIry, Nc
Kinney, Reynolds, Strickland, Walker
| voted no.
| SPECIAL ORDER.
40, to credit public school fund with
uncalled for refund of the direct land
tax from the u. 5. government that
may be in the treasury after July
1895.
4 Mr.. Ray moved to amend by insert.
ing, land said fund shall be distribut.
ed among the various counties of tn.
State according to their school pOpula
ton" Mr.. Ray spoke on his amend
| ment.
80, senate, to fix maximum charge.
for tobacco WarehOusemen in the State
Oh n Oftn CafOl1na.
On motion of Mr.. White this bill wa.
made the special order for Friday a
ii o'clock.
Mr.. French asked for the suspension
of rules to introduce the following:
RESOLVED, That the action of the
House this morning in instructing the
judiciary committee about certain
bill was not intended to reflect upOI
the gentlemen composing that commit
tee"
Mr.. Ray thouget it was like knOckin:
down a man and then telling him yOl
had nothing against him. He consid
cred the action this morning was a di
rect slap upon every member of th'
committee and if he We're a member o
that committee he would resign. ii,
spoke at considerable length i'm hi
usual fiery style. Mr.. Lineback re
piled. Mr.. Ray continued.
Mr.. Henderson explained. Mr.. Pee
bles explained. MIR. Flack explained
ready to move to recodsider the vot
by which that vote was passed.
Mr.. White was member of the Ju
dl clary and a lawyer. He voted for
hearing and for meeting tomorrow
Y
ciary or on the lawyers on that com
mittee. The House had right to in
struct its committees and he took n
oftetice at such instruction. Mr.. Lus
was chairman of the judiciary csmmit
He felt aggrieved at the action G
the house. On yesterday afternoon
rumOr was sent TO the committee t
urge them to report that bill. | wi
say for the Democratic lawyers on tina
committee that they have been faith
ful in their work. There has been n
purpose on the part of the committe
to suppress that bill. During this ses
: sion the legal profession have bee
: assailed. He rose to defend them, Pei
sonally, he was opposed to the bill
and it would work great injury to hi
county, Rat the committee were gOin
{ to examine this bill faithfully and IT
} port it back without such instruction
| On motion the house adjourned ii
10 o'clock today.