The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-02-28
Proceedings Of,
the Legislature
Continued from 4; b pase.)
WAsHiNGToN's BIRTHDAY.

WASHING VN 6lkIh UAI. IL
n
soth House. Honor the Father of the
Country. The Railroads Must Redeem "a
Unused Tickets. by Decree of the House
Much Routine Business, o
SENATE.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY s2SD-4lsT DAY. d
The Senate was called to order at IL il
o'clock a. I'D. by Lieut.GOvernor Dough- 5
ton. [
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Curtis, of st.
school, this city.
The journal of Thursday was par
TALLY read and on motion of Mr.. Pad /,
olson the further reading was dis
pensed with. |
REPORTS PROM STANDING COMMITTEES
were submitted as follows and the bills
took their places upon the calendar:
Senators Forbs, Cook, Marshall,
Gambler, Abel, Paddison, Adams,
White of Alexander, Moody of Hay
wood, Black, Hurley and Grant.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
The following bills and resolutions
were introduced, read by their title
the first time and were dispersed of As
follows: by Senators.
Norris, bill to amend section 1868 of
the Code concerning insurance; judi
ciary. Also bill to amend the char
ter Of the North Carolina Savings and
Trust company; judiciary.
Starbuck, resolution of respect to |
memory of George WashingtOn; calen- |
dar. Also a bill to authorize the city |
of Greensboro TO issue bonds for the |
establishing of an electric light and
and morton power; finance. Also a
bill to amend the charter Of the city of
Greensboro; corporations.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
| were granted to Senators AmmOns and
| Franck on account of sickness; to MIR.
/ SigmOn for Saturday.
( THE CALENDAR
was taken up, and bills and resolutions
| were disposed of as follows:
| Resolution of respect to the memory
of George Washington, providing for
adjournment at | o'clock D. m. in re-
spect to the memory of George Wash
ingtOn, the father of this country, was
taken up for adoption.
The original resolution was then
adopted.
Bill to prevent the importation or
sale of adulterated or misbranded arti-
cles of food, was put on its third read
ing.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIvEs,
transmitting sundry bills and resolu-
tiOns, passed by that body asking, the
! concurrence of the Senate therein
time, and referred to appropriate COM
mittee.
THE CALENDAR RESUMED.
Bill to provide for free school fund
by succession duty upon all property
received by devise or descent; post
t pOned to Monday at II 80 p. m.
BY CONSENT.
Mr.. Rice introduced bill to amend
, chapter 327, laws of 1891, known a:
u the Omnibus Liquor Prohibition bill
tiOns.
. At l o'clock p. m. the Senate adjourn
n ed to II a. m. to-day.
House met at II a. m. Prayer b.
Rev. L. L. Smith of Cleveland.
II The journal of yesterday was partial
re ly read.
Ill Mr.. Turner moved that the furthe
r L
u Mr.. Smith of Gates asked that tn
s, part of Wednesdays journal relatin
D. to the passage of the election bill an
the amendments thereto be read. I'll
r. journal was read and corrected in RI
" gard to the vote on an amendme Mt
"a the bill, and adopted as far as read.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
III Messrs. johnson, Hileman, Bucl
of Ho1
it ris of CASTOR and Lawrence made r.
=. ports from various committees.
- The following bills were reported
II ENROLLED:
671, 541, sos, 521, 295, 1854, 443. 373, IL
IN 372, 416, 425, Adj, 552, 3O5, 500, sos, 45
ID 4S1, 339, go, 514, 1913.
al NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
as 1885, resolution by Mr.. Lusk tn
a. | when the house adjourn it adjourn
"' honor of the birthday of George Was
ne ington father of this country; Gale
D. dar.
e. 1886, resolution to defray the e
Il penses of committee on penal instit
a. tions incurred in visiting convi
bo farm; Calendar
=. 1889, Lusk, to amend the law so as
IL. enforce the liens of sub-contracto
n and others; judiciary.
CO 1890, Lusk, to add additional cause
100 divorce, amends section 1885 of Cod
lr- judiciary.
s. 1881, Lusk to amend chapter /.
laws 1886, to provide for reg.istrati
~ of deeds; judiciary.
lie 1904, Peace, of Vance, to anne nd cha
nm ter 461, laws of 1898 making a coun
and its officers responsible for perso
gu lynched therein; propositions a
ia grievances.
on 1896, Crews, to regulate the ju
system of the State; judiciary.
OF 1897, WinbOrne, to secure a fair a
Die honest settlement OF losses under
h. surance policies; judiciary.
no 1908, Turner of Mitchell, to anne
zee chapter 27O, laws of 1889; corporation
;s 1l06, Lineback (by reuuest), to esta
fish county boards of medical exam
Ia ners; to the committee on health.
is PERSONAL PRIVILEGE.
Mr.. Lusk arose to a question of p,
ers sonal privilege. The News and Obs,
nm yer of this city stated that he had go
to the Newborn fair. 1t is very a
sal parent that this statement is incorre
ie- am here in my seat ready to transs
the business for which 1 was sent he
ny my consCICucHIS. was OHeTeO
free pass, free ticket to the fair a
all my expenses paid if 1 would go, /
[ee [ am, nevertheless here, fact which
les apparent to all.
tbo Mr.. Winborne arose to the sa
question. 1t was apparent to all ii
'ol- he had not gone to the fair.
DIS WAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY
ns' Mr.. Lusk called up his resOluti
in that when this house adjourn it .
cir journ in honor of the birthday of [
nov Father of his Country.
not nut to the house and lost.