The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-24
no, -

4. j. Wuod~ufi. of Gatc-vill".
The clerk read th" proceedings "f
Yesterday. -howing that up To dat" 1876
bills had been introduced, besides a
number Of resolutions.
Mr.. Winbornr called attention to
the fact that Mf. M"Whoru" wa cred
itrd with tn" Introduction OF bill
presented Wy himself.
Mr. smith, of Gates, asked hat hr b"
credited with presenting Il bill which
was by mistake credited to Mr.. smith,
uf cleveland, who had the sam" ini-
tiais.
plftrION4, MEMORABLE hND EESoLu-
TiONS.
Mr.. Wooten NOW gave notice of con
test in tn" cas-. Ncwsom" ". Win
borne, from IIertlord.
Noticc was also given OF the follow
ing contests:
Hodges w.. Hooker, from Beaufort
county.
j. f.. par-on vs. W. g.. Monroe, from
wayne county.
MIR. French made Il report OF the
committee ON rules, which was ordered
to be- printed.
The following resolutions were thei
introduced as follows:
l.,S. resolution in regard to justices
Of the peace, 10y MIR. I.inehark.
l39 resolution in regard to paying
expenses of certain persons To tn.
Worlds Fair, by MIR. Davis.
II. u. 40, by Mr.. Davis, To amenc
chapter 800, laws OF 1888, to allow
county officers To give bonds in Sc
curity companies.
II. a.. III, by Mr.. Davis, to repea
chapter 800, laws of 1893, entitled al
act to establish n naval battalion %
naval reserves, Sc. Referred to com
mittce on naval affairs.
p,rbles recommended House bill ~
a. Il. w, by Mr.. Davis, to abolisl
state guard; rrpraIs chapter 31i, law
of lS93. judiciary.
H.. u. Ii3 by Mr.. Davis, bill to repca
chapter $40, laws OF 1898, and to pro
vide for supreme court reporter.
II. B.lll, by Mr.. Davis, to abolisl
criminal and inferior courts and t
provide for ia" holding of courts %
oyer and Iermincr.
II. Il. 10. 10y Mr.. Phillips, to reduce
bond of sheriff ot Pitt county.
II. u. Il6, by Mr.. Phillips, to reduce
official bond OF treasurer of Pit
county.
n. is. ~, bill to provide for uniform
TAXATION. judiciary.
ny Mr. Howard, II. B. lis, to incor
porate town of Seggett, EdgecOmb
county, Judiciary.
By Mr. I.usk, ". Il. li9, bill to equal
izc assessments on all property, rea
a 4, tnf. T.,
taxation. Finance.
By Mr. Henderson, III u 1870, Or re-
lief OF Prof. u. y. Hodges out Of Ger
tain school funds in Wilkes count
Education.
By Mr.. Mitchell, II u Isl, bill t.
! amend chapter 2NJ, private laws lS";
Banking Tnd Currency.
By Mr.. Burnau II Is l5.1, to proyid
for inspection of Illuminating oil man
ufacturcd from petroleum or coal on
Propositions and Grievances.
BY Mr.McC Clammy Ill u l53to preven
catching of diamond back terrapins il
the waters of Fender, New IIanove
and Brunswick. Fish and Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Ililcman, II B l5l, bill t
allow testimony aS to corners of lane
in actions of ciectment. judiciary.
BY Mr.. llilrman, II Il l55, to amen,
charter of the town of Concord. Cor
porations.
By Mr.. Uileman, II. Il. 1856, to amen
chapter 2G5, laws of 1891. Corporations
rs Mr.. Flack, II b l57, to licens
physicians and to secure to them pay
ment for their services. Health.
By Mr.. lee, II u los, defining lar
and to regulate the sale thereof. Ju
dietary.
BY Mr. Lee. II u 100. defining butte
and to regulate sale.
BY MIR. Nelson, II b l60, bill to pre-
hibit the manufacture and sale of in
toxicating liquors in two miles of Cor
ways church in Caldwell county. ProI
oSitions aud Grievances.
BY Mr.. Reinhart, II B 16l, bill
prevent sale of liquor in half mile I
Turker's Grove camp ground, Iincol
Hcounty. Propositions and Grievance
Ey Mr.. King, II b l62, bill for the r.
lief of the bondsmen of a. \. Flemin
>late sheriff of Graham county. +
lance.
BY Mr.. Peas, ii B 1853, bill to relieN
ne members of the State Nolunte,
re- Association. Finance.
By Mr.. Harris. of Hyde, III b l64. hi
@ authorize the commissioners of ily'
County to levy Il special tax. Prop
tIOIS ana trTltNdutfS.
By Mr.. Harris, Ii b lG5, bill to gil
notice of applications for pardon.
BY Mr.. Williams, of Craven, I'll B II
a amend charter of the city of Ne'
bern.
Mr.. French made report from
committee on rules, and moved to Sl
pend the rules and adopt the report.
Mr.. PEBBLES objecting, the resoluti'
was withdrawn, and ON motion 1t W
ordered that 200 copies of the repC
be printed for the members of t
House.
House bill -. to amend the chart
of the city of Winston, was then tax
up and put upon its third reading. Il
ayes and noes being called, the bill "
passed and sent to- the Senate withO
engrOSsment.
House bill 81. in regard to appoiI
ment and pay of cotton weighers
the town of W ilson. was taken frt
the calendar and passed its secO
reading.
Objection being made to Suspcndi
the rules, il was referred, after disct
sion, to the committee ON agrictltu
PUBLIC PRINTING.
House resolution 1Oi, by Mr.. Smi
Dem.), of Gates, was then called
md produced considerable veheme
|discllssion. The resolution is AS 4
lows:
MIR. SMITHS RESOLUTION.
"Whereas, chapter 35l, Laws Is
prov ided that in each proposal for pt
lie printing there should be enclosed
certified check tor $780, to be endOrs
back by the Secretary of State VIII
the said contract should be awarded
the bid rejected under that law; a
"Whereas, The said law has been
pealed, preventing the awarding