The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05

INIS.
4l9, for the relief OF Jno. W. Thomp-
son, receiver.
Act 10 amend 1862, laws Of 1892. relat-
ing 10 stock law Of Robson county.
80, TO restore money paid TO state
board OF education certain grants Ia
winch the board Of education could not
make title.
EWARr : INDIAN BILL.
1896 to amend chapter 2ll law, Of -
rtiat ing to Eastern Band of Cherokee
! Indians. Mr.. EWart advocated the pas
sage OF the bill. Mr.. Campbell said hehad
/ neeh written 10 TO stop the passage Of
! inns oil, and he hoped he Iiuusa would
vote IT down. Mr.. King hoped that
lhls OH would not pass White men
ana not Indians wanted this bill. The
ihulahS are opposed 10 the bill. Mr.
Lee says. Mr.. >mather~ who introduc-
ca the nlil Is an honest man. and i
the attorney for the Indians. Mr.
SAID tins bill ratified many contracts
mace by the Indians about which W.
Knew nothing. contracts for timh.r
and for land. Mr.. ENart called for tha
previous question. Mr.. Campb.l a.
manded the ayes and noes. the lin
passed second reading. ayes ii nna.
-. Mr. ampbell called the at,.ntinn
70 the tact that TIN, band Of Indians
iad requested that the bin Of Mr.
oiialilers DO not pass. After much
discussion the third reading wa. Oh
Je'ttd TO ana the bill went over
substitute ordering The Treasurer IN
pay TO Robert o. Burton and : @
Ryan the sum Of S903. each. for heir
services as attorneys in tie case Of tho
Il, E.. -. >''N
Railroad Company.
ar. Johnson moved 10 refer this bin
- t,'e ma nee committee. Mr.. Mccall
~ e. p'aIned mat ills money wa, paid by
Tue railroad Tor the attornevs, f.as
These gentlemen We're moi m.n,;a,,.
os name III the compromise act and /
tins bill was merely to nam, III. artar
heHs Tor whom the railroads hal MA
the money into the State treasury
Mr.. Lu>k said this maI,-r nnrht
70 De re-reterred. These gentlemen
Were entitled 10 this money ~
pau INTO the State treasury by tn. rail /
roSo lof them, and the State Ia. ~
! - ny 10 the money except as trn.taa
lor Tie gentlemen. Mr.. L.inhech tnat
NE same view. The motion ia r,ta
was lost by 80 TO A. The bill Then na.-
I'd It's second reading. pass
PASSED SECOND AND THIRD DE-
Inc following bills passed second
'nu 1hlrd readings without di,cus-;on
10 allcW commissioners Of New Hon
''ea TO sell the old court housa 49,,
~ senate Al to prevent fishing win
ottH nets IN the waters of pa,nl;.-
ma Tar rivers. Mr.. Cox sant ~,
uostitute which he said was can,
promise between all parties iut.r..tad
or the relief Of Abram I. Cool af
>t" hanover: to empower trustass
ma mortgages to more accurately A.
crloe premises to be sold: act snnnIo
mental TO act TO restore the rat. nf;,,
eIesl 10 SIX per cent, provides thatth.
ct TO restore six per cent intar ~
faii not affect causes Of action arisina
cd heretofore pending. The hiii
,ws o. 70 amend chapter 81 mn
- yei 1885: passed. - puo-
5;,lgh -9stltute for all bills Of M
~ g and loan Associations ~
I'll up and during its considerable
ons on to adjourn was made. II W.
Idl nced that a Republican caucns
Il meet In the House and Pnnn
- yaucuS In the Senate cbamba.
hs s1ateiy after adjournment. : 's' |
ne House at 10:lO o'clock ad;o
TYeesday at 10 a. m ''o'A adjourned
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