The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-14

INV copies oil tie title. oil ali laws
passed this General Assembly and fur
ni-n members of lh- legislature with
COPIES of the same, was introduced and
placed on the calendar.
The calendar Wa. taken up and the
following bills
PASSED THEIR SECOND AND Third
READINGS:
senate bill, Ia aid the North Caro-
lima Institution Tor the Deaf aud Dun b
and Blind at Raleigh; to create a dis
pen-ary in the town 6f Hickory: Sen
aie biz. Ia extend time To Greensboro
Norfolk and Midland railroad, passed
over without action: To amend charter
oi New bern, proving that only active
physicians he members Of the board or
health: 10 charter tne town Of Lu-
CANA.
PAkEE Y. PEBBLES.
Ewart called up the reports Of
the committee in th,. case
If P.rk.r " peebies, and ASK
I'd that the minority report be con-
-ld"red along with the ma jority report
which he read. The ma jority report
recommended that *. Il. Peebies retain
his seat
Hunter read the minority report
which was signed by himself and J.. L.
smith in favor OF seating Parker
The ma ority report vast hen adopt
I'd and Mr.. PEBBLES continues 10 hold
the seat.
BILLS PASSED THIRD READINGS.
Senate bill 1872, to allow commits
sioners Of Graham to grant license for
less tine than twelve months: Senate
bill, to amend Code in reference to in
surance companies; to incorporate
Zion, D-sipee and AIiamaha railroad
The bill 10 pay Mrs. Adam Warner
3 ,2jO, elected considerab BILE discussion.
participated in by Messrs. Williams,
Turner OF Mitchell, PEBBLES and Alb
bot. DR.. Abbott explained that this
was to pay the widow Of Capt. Warner,
captain Of the patrol steamer in the
oyster business, the balance due him at
death He had incurred debts and
mort gagged his property, DR.. Abbott
said, 10 pay Of the employees. The bill
passed its second and third readings.
OTHER BILLS PUT THROUGH.
The bill to allow commissioners of
Sampson county TO levy special tax,
passed second reading on roll call of
the house.
Senate bill to amend charter of the
pany, requiring the same to pay all
expenses for crossing other railroad
companies, passed second ana third
readings; to appoint new board OF
trustees for the Colored Normal
School at Goldsboro, passed second
reading by vote of 81 to
2G, passed third reading by 81
OF %; to incorporate Charlotte, Winston
and Southbound railroad, passed third
reading; to allow town of Marion to
levy SPECIAL tax to build Jail;
senate bill to authorize Greensboro to
issue bonds to secure electric lights
and motor power, passed second read
ing; to charter town of Saluda, passed
thiru reading.
TO incorporate North Carolina
BroWnstOne and Lumber company
passed third reading.
GoLDsBoRO GRADED SCHOOL BILL
Senate bill sl2 to amend the act of
1887 by appointing G. b. Aycock, Ii.
We'll, Mrs. Clara f. Jones, Nj. d., for
six years; f. b. Borden, r. p. Howell,
Mrs. 5. We'll for four years; II. L..
Grant, M. Il. l.. Jetfries, Mrs. w. 5.
OBJ. Robinson for two years, as trus-
tees of the GoldsborO graded school
, Will poWCI w Iii lie Ulll
was opposed by Mr.. Monroe and advo-
! Mitchell and Campbell. The bill
to 80.
The bill about reappoibting trus-
tees of the MOrgantOn Asylum was
called up and made the special order
for Monday II O'Clock.
RIll tn iayV Shnaia1 fov in Nos h
county to pay county Indebtedness
passed second reading on roll call.
IA, senate bill, act relating to roads
and highways cOncurred in.
On motion of DIR. Abbott the bill ia
bled last night relating to the bonds
of Sheriff was recOnsidered, and after
being much discussed finally passed
so amended that it applies to Pamlico
only.
| PASSED SECOND AND THIRD READINGS
Senate bill to amend charter of Max
ton, passed; Senate bill 3l6, to provide
for working of public roads in War
rem; to amend laws of 1885 relating tC
road law of Cabarrus; to provide S.
800 per annum for Soldiers Home. tC
appropriate 81 800 annually to the A
and Nj. College, advocated by Lem
bach and Mitchell and opposed by
CampbelD; passed second aud third
readings. SO did bill authorizing the
sheriff of Arson to collect back taxes
to prevent telling of trees in New
river, OnslOW county; relating to ap-
pOintment of pilots and regulating
their pay.
The House then adjourned till 81
p. IN.
!, Night Session.
The following bills were taken from
the calendar and passed third read
ing:
Bis, in regard to the eXecaeiOn O
bonds and other Instruments by cor
porations and to ALLOW them to becom,
guardians and 70. accept other trusts
Senate bill Sol, House bill l470, to au
horiZe commissioners Of Mecklenburs
ounty to change the site Of the count,
> court house and for, other pur
poses; 1886, to authorize the sheriff
; of Madison county to exercise cOntrO
over cOnyiCts and for other purposes
bill Cor the relief of w. J. Daniel. MI
Ray rose to a question of persona
I privilege. To amend chapter BOB o
: laws Of 1858: to amend section 9O7 Q
the Code relating to magistrates; -
, senate bill, to work public roads Q
Davidson county with convict labor
To allow commissioners Of Leaksvill
to issue town Improvement bond
: passed second reading.
r ELECTION OF suDGE OF THE CRIMlNA
> COURT.
Mr.. Ewart placed in aaminatio
Hon. c. A. Cook, of Waefenton.
Mr.. Winborne dominated Mr.. J.
I, Mccall, of Meeklenburg.
- Mr.. Cock received 60 votes; Mccall
d so.
ea RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
81 Mr.. Hileman placed in ncglEnatit
| Mr.. ). OthO Wilson.
'e Mr.. Winborne nominated Hon. Tho
st w. Mason. Result Of the vote, Wilst
5, 81, Mason 49,
I.aSsED THIRD READING.
u Senate bill, $50, to allow No. and n
L.. H. Il