The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-07

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70 be read in full. and approved
PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Bethany, petition o! citizens |
Of Nash county ii favor OF resrrnch- |
men, and reform Propositions and
Grievances
Reports from standing committees
were made by Senators Franck, Moody,
Bellamy, Gambler and White, OF Alex
ander-
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Grant. resolution TO authorize the
payinent OF the subcommittee who
visited the Western Hospital al Nor
canton. their actual expenses, amount
ing 10 xi35 placed on the calendar.
saunders, bill In regard TO assign
nents Judiciary.
PRESIDENT Pro TEN.
Paddison moved that the Senate pro-
ceed TO the election of president pro
TEN motion prevailed.
Rice placed in nomination the name
OF Senator Franck, of Onslow.
Dowd nominated Senator Adams, OF
Moore.
Upon the call of the roll, Senator
Franck received 80 votes. Senator Ad-
ans / vote and Senator Rice vote.
The presiding officer appointed SEN
ators Dowd and Moody, of Haywood,
to escort Senator Franck TO the chair,
Mr.. Franck, on assuming the chair.
said Senators! | appreciate this
manifestation of your confidence
in placing me in the chair as the pre-
| siding officer over the deliberations Of
this body. ! shall do my whole duty
and in my rulings be just. Impartial
and as think for the best interests OF
the State The Senate is now ready
to proceed with its business.
Joint resolution TO pay the sub-com
mittee who visited the Western y. {.
Hospital at Morganton, n. c., their
actual expenses amounting to Tl3o, was
taken from the calendar and passed its
second and third readings.
Sundry bills and resolutions reported
properly enrolled were signed by the
president pro TEN.
| House till 6, senate bill lOI, bill &c
fix the fees of solicitors in appointing
receivers of estates of infants-in nc
case to exceed $40, to be fixed by the
Judge, passed second and third read
ings.
Resolution to regulate the hours o.
meetings OF standing committees of the
senate, passed second and third read
ings.
Is ii senate bill, to amend section
| -
ing actions to be brought in the name
of the State by Attorney General
passed over Informally.
so senate bill, authorizing join
committee on printing to call upor
tho Secretary of State for bids in hi
hands, and to let the public printing
to the lowest bidder, no bid outside TIT
limits OF the State and any bic
, from any one not practical printe
, shall not be considered. Bonds to b'
made by successful bidder tabled.
80 senate bill, to facilitate TIN
nal of cases, amending section 80
he Code, tabled.
!, l69 senate bill, to amend sec
. ton 1908 of the Code, to add the nam
of the Farmers Alliance to those be
1 nevoient associations allowed to hav
: an insurance feature without taxation
as regular life insurance companies ar
compelled to pay passed second an
third readings.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
A message from the house of REP
n resentatives announcing the passag
80 ,,,~ln,, h,1ls rac01rt,or~ cl,
ing concurrence of the senat
n thereon. Read by their title and re
: ferred to appropriate committees.
: 1l6, senate bill, concerning good
IS manufactured by convict labor, re
d curing brands and labels to b
n placed upon the goods and boxes G
other packages in which such good
lie may be packed when offered for sal,
y tabled.
: 1873, senate bill, to prevent prefe
If ences by insOlvent corporations an
IS to put all creditors on an equal foo
D. ing; passed second and third rea,
he lngs.
141, senate bill, to repeal chapt,
* 1913, laws of 1898, granting additions
compensation to supreme and sup
rior court judges. A substitute /
as the judiciary committee was o
n, fered, making it unlawful, under
n. penalty of 800, for any railroa
r company to give or offer to any s.
Liz preme or superior court Judge FRI
pass, and also making it unlawf
n for any judge or justice of the pea,
to ride on any railroad unless
he shall pay full fare. Re-referred
S. the committee on salaries and fee
Sc l49, senate bill, allowing the val
e Gus counties of the State to levy
IL special road tax, not to exceed
u cents on the 500 valuation of tax
to- BILE property to work roads, givi,
81 to each county that levies the ia
and provides a road fund, the u
nd of twenty-five convicts from L
m state penitentiary in addition to the
county convicts without pay. |
G;o formally passed over.
ay o BILLS INTRODUCED.
Rice, bill to amend chapter :
ne laws of 1898; referred to the col
III. mittee on the judiciary.
me AMuOdSs Ullt " dAcuu SOULFUL =
and 265 of the Code; education.
he Fowler, bill to regulate the pri
N of public PRINTING!: committee
,h, printing.
ee, Grant, bill to amend sections &c
y; and 1865 of the Code.
,,hI4 The senate adjourned till Mond
~ at II o'clock a. m.
HOUSE.
The House was opened with pray
by Rev. Mr.. Hall.
W The finance committee, judicia
ne committee and nearly all the standi
on committees made reports.
nv NEW BILLS, ETC.
dy The following new bills and reso
q lions were introduced:
Resolution 465, by Julian, in relati
ya to house bill 162 asks that tho Spaa