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

the president of the Senate:
Act IN regard to real property.
Act to amend the charter of the
town Of Biltmore. Buneombe cornty.
Act to amend chapter o95 Laws
1893.
Act to incorporate the Girls Train
ing School a, Franklinton. n. c.
Resolution TO pay the sub-commlt-
tee actual ex.enses for visiting Wes-
tern Hospital at Morganton.
Act protecting the poor fishermen
of Carteret county from monopolles.
Act to to prevent prize fighting in
North Carolina.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
were introduced. read the first time
by title and referred to appropriate
comml lttees:
BelIamy, bill to allow Mary Brant
ley to sue the Insane Asylum of
North Carolina. Judiciary.
Paddison, resolution authorizing
the treasurer to pay expenses OF sub
committee which visited Castle
Hayne penitentiary farm. Calen
dar.
Also resolutions to expunge from
the journal of the session of 1893,
the congratul atory resolution to Gro
yer Cleveland. Calendar.
Hoover, bill to provide an insur-
ance law for North Carolina. Insur-
| ance.
| THE CALENDAR.
Senate bill, 250, bill authorizing
Charlotte and Mecklenburg county
to purchase fair grounds The bill
provides that when the fair grounds
shall be purchased and the fair es-
tabished that if Mecklenburg coun
~ and the city of Charlotte shall APP
propriate $500 to be used as premi-
ums then the State Treasurer shall
pay to the city treasurer of Char
lotte like sum of $500.
Paddison demanded the previous
question which was sustained.
Fortune sent forward an amend
ment TO withdraw $500 from the
State Fair and give it to Mecklen-
burg county under the provisions of
the bill. Lost.
White, of Perquimans, sent up an
amendment asking a like sum of $500
for Park Fair Agricultural Associa-
ton of Elizabeth city.
Dowd moved to re-refe1 the bill to
the agricultural committee. Pre-
vailed and the bill was SO referred.
Senate bill to appropriate $500
to aid in supporting and equipping
the Lindley Training School for fall
len girls.
Franck moved to postpone for
ten days. Motion prevailed and the
bill was postponed to February 23,
1895.
Resolution to pay subcommittee
on penal institutions which visited
Castle Hayne penitentiary $32 was
d a1opted.
Resolution to pay Edwards &
Broughton 500 90 for binding one
hundred copies laws 1898 passed its
second reading. On its third read
ing Mr.. Lindsay objected and op-
posed it.
The General Assembly only pro-
vides for half binding of all the laws,
and the one hundred volumes which
are distributed to sister States were
ordered full sheep binding by the
State Auditor, upon the understand
ing that Edwards & Broughton would
wait till this General Assembly for
the difference in the price of half
and full binding. The resolution
passed its third readirg.
Bill to abolish the county boards
of education and Office of county su-
perintendent of education, was laid
upon the table
Bill to amend sections 2644 and
2555 of the Code, "the public school
land,' came up on its second read
ing and On motion of Mr.. Grant, il
was re-referred to committee or
education.
Bill to repeal chapter 272, laws
1885, making an approprion to the
Oxford Orphan Asylum, was laid or
the table.
Resolution requesting our Sena-
tors and representatives Of Congress:
, to use all efforts to defeat the legis
5 lature looking TO an issue of bond
< redeemable in gold passed secont
= and third readings.
Bill to provide for all Superior
courts to be held in this State shall
= open on Tuesday instead of Monday
= tabled.
Bill to incorporate the South At
lantic Life and Endowment Compan.
a of North Carolina; passed second AM
third reading.
u INFRINGEMENT
u Moody Of Haywood said he wa
: really on the line of retrenchmen
e and wished to submit resolution OF
= that line He read the following;
Resolved, That the members O
x this Senate from this day draw n
: more per diem, pay their own boar
and do their own washing and wor,
q Is hours each day.
9 On motion Of Mr.. Starbuck tn
e Senate adjourned until II o'clock to
S morrow.
- The House met at 10 a. m., Speake
a Walser presiding.
Prayer by DR.. Branson, of this cit.
n STANDING COMMITTEES. "
It Reports from the judiciary commit
It tee were made by Messrs Mccall, VIII
l. borne, Peace, Grizzard, Johnston, Liz
is ney, and Ray.
Reports from the committee on col
h porations were made by Messrs Woo
en- and Hileman.
Messrs Huffman, Mckinney, an
Higgins reported res buttons referre
to the committee on federal relation
Messrs Hileman and Abbott reporte
lie on bills referred to the finance con
er mittee.
Mr.. Harris reported on bills referre
to the committee on propositions an
grievances.
Messrs. J. A. Walker and Burnha
reported the enrolment of numb,
w of private bills and resolutions th