The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-28

10 tne laW-makers OF the STATE. lie
did not regard the language which had
been quoted as applied to the members
Of this body. He read the editorial in /
proof Of his position.
Mr.. Monroe moved an amendment to /
Mr.. Smiths resolutions providing for !
the appointment of a committee.
Mr.. McClammy made vigorous at |
tack upon the CAUCASIAN and Mr..
stevens took hand in the discussion.
Mr.. Lusk moved as a substitute in
the way Of an amendment: that a com
mittee Of three be appointed to inyes-
tigate the charges in the CAUCAsIAS a.
to the loss Of House bill III, allowing
penal damages for injuries inflicted by
railroads and report to this house. The
chair appointed on that committee
Messrs. Lusk, Monroe and Mitchell.
Mr.. Crews (col.J called up his resO-
luton a. follows:
WHEREAS The late Fred Douglas de-
parted this life on the 10Th inst and
whereas We greatly deplore the same
now therefore
Res0irsd, That this house adjourn at
II noon in respect 10 the same: amend
ed by inserting p. III. and pas sed.
BILLS PASSED.
Bill to make certain part of Bay
river lawful fence: tabled.
Mr.. Lineback reported for special
| committee to nominate persons TO fill
vacancies on the Board Of Agriculture
as follows: r. l.. Franck, Of Onslow,
to fiji dacancy in Third district; j. J.
Long, Of Columbus, to fill vacancy in
the Sixth district: r. A. Aikens, Of
| Trans lvania, to fill vacancy in the
| Ninth district.
Bill for the relief Of Mary Mays, of
Caswell county, passed its second and
third readings.
529, house resolution, in favor Of re-
ducing salaries and fees of all State Of
fcer-: resolution adopted.
G77, bill to pay mileage to persons at
tending certain courts on summons.
The bill was amended by adding Cleve
land, Richmond, Union, Buncombe,
Vance, swain, Granville, Randolph,
Greene. Rowan, Moore, Chatham, Polk,
Pitt, Gates, and Madison: as amended
passed its second and third readings.
%, to amend chapter 81, volume ,, Of
the Code, in regard to salaries and fess :;
referred to the calendar.
59I, to change State grant 505: pass
ed its second and third readings.
TO change the laws in regard to the
protection of wards; passed its second
and third readings.
70 allow dstillers in LenOir to sell
by the quart; passed over owing to the
absence Of Mr.. Wooten.
Resolution instructing the Speaker
to give precedence to bills of general
nature: passed.
For the cure of the blind; provides
for the cure of INDECENT blind: referred
!, to committee on the blind.
552, to inyalidate certain prObates OF
deeds: passed second and third read
ings.
II 55l, act concerning probate of deeds
! by husband and wife; passed second
= and third readings.
\ SOB, to confer ju isdiction to pro.
;, bate of deeds in certain cases: passed
its second and third readings.
Act to amend the Code in relation tC
continuing terms of courts, passed it,
(, second and third readings.
7, 567, to repeal chapter 5l2, laws OF
= 1889 in regard to fishing with wire
(, nets, passed its second and third read
= ings.
) Bill to appoint special tax collectors
q for Wake county, passed second anC
: third readings, recommended and pre-.
ferred
Bill to amend chapter S75, private
: laws of 1893, passed second and thirC
readings.
1913, concerning the attendance o.
: children in the public schools; passed
n over.
953, that chapter 43, laws of '93, ir
# regard to killing wild animals bt
amended. This bill provoked some dis
~ cussiOn, but was amended and passed
= 797, to amend chapter $40, privat,
laws of 1898, passed.
~ 13l, to amend usury law in regard tt
- building and loan associations, with
drawn after some enquiry and discus
sion.
% 7, resolution instructing committe,
,e on penal institutions. passed.
727, to extend corporate limits of tn,
n town OF Grifton, passed over.
Resolution lnstructing our senator
Il and Representatives to use their in
" iluence to secure the establishment of
g Virginia Dare school at Raleigh fo
" women; adopted.
- The Chair added the following to tn,
n committee on privileges and elections
: Alexander of Tyrrell, Linney, Mitch
Il ell, Fleming, Buchanan, and Hunter.
The house then adjourned till tOda,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
If CORRECTION.
l. In giving the vote on the final mass
&c age of the election law, the name O
Mr.. Mckinney of Rockingham wa
|, some how left out. Mr.. McKinne,
n voted aye and he should be so recorded
We gladly make this correction to Sc
n the gentleman right before the public
IS Mr.. Mckinney is a POpulist.
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