The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-18
A REFORM SCHOOL
rgFseN fM
Senas1a. Passes Bill on Second
Reading by Al TO 8.
HAuSER'S BILL TABLED
THE HOUSE GOES ON RECORD
AGAINST REDUCING RATES.
HOWE GOES FOR GOV. RUSSELL
Lusk Trisd to Keep HIM from WASH
ing Dirty Linen in the
Public Eye.

The House met at 10 o'clock.
Bills and resolutions were introduced
as follows:
Ry Craven, to create board to control
the conyiets and roads of Mecklenburg;
to consist of r. E. Mcdonald, John s.
Alexander. and Charles Robinson, to
hold 2, 4 and years; county coinanis-
siorers to fill vacancies on the recon-
mendation of the chairman of the county
executive committee to wlliche the retir-
ing members of the said commission be-
longed; pay 81 per day; board to have
absolute control of courts and roads
and may authorize one of their members
or any other person to perform during
their vacation any duties.
BY 0rmsby, to require sheriffs in sales
of mortgaged land for taxes to give notice
of such sale to mortgage.
By-Alexander, to allow Tyfrell town
ships TO levy school tax Of 10 cents on
the $780,
By Sutton, of Cumberland, to inoorpor-
ate the ''0rder of Unity" a secret fra
ternal benevolent society, $40 i.
BYpixon. of Greene, to Fncolpo rate the,
Snow Hill Railroad Company.
By Clanton, to provide for drainage
Of Big Sugar Greek, Mecklenburg county.
BY Daniels for relief of clerk of Super
Tor courtv of. Dare. SIS BAG y
BY Parker, of Perquimans, 30 divorce
the A. and NJ College from-the agricultur-
al department and put it under control
of rs directors. +e 81 y
BY Person, of Wilson, to provide cotton
and peanut weighers for Wilson.
BY Clanten, to incorporate the INDIE
pendent Order of Farmers and Mechan-
fcs in the United States.
Rg Dixon, = of -Clevefard,s to protect
freight shippers by requiring railways to
pay cost price of goods if there is great
delay. es
BY Cram. to ratify the incorporation
of thcSElizabehh College Co - -
By-pa4aiefs, TO better protect wfld-fowl'
in Dare.
By Aiken to allow the agricultural de-
partment to hold farmers institutes at
an expense of not over 81 800
Hy Duncan. to allow William Srnsth
as a cancer doctor.
By Allen to allow J. NJ. Smihh-to make
a deed to contain lands in Randolph to
the Worth Manufacturing Co.
BY Allen, to incorporate the Bank of
Randolph.
BY Burgess, to prohibit hunting by nom
residents of the State in Cana enl county
By Dancy to incorporate the auxiliary
board of health of Edgecombe.
By Meares to allow Bladen county to
pay election officersl y
BY Meares to critic ii eswidpws OF iaN
Confederate soldiers to fourth class pen
SONS . sas4,,a 9se. s
Ry,. Grunlplep, to relieve estate of eex-
TREASURER BeaaaEls Of Sampson of Sls2o0
lost in the Clinton Loa n Associations
By Bryan Of Chatham, to give the
Goxarnor. TIE appointment Of Clerk Of
the Railroad Commission; to repeal ltlhe
act making $4,000 appropriation, for ahe
University; to repeal the act of 1891,
ty; % proteH coal Inines.g g@kFsa*aI
By Lusk, to allow judges of Superior
and criminal courts to appoint, steno-
graphers and regulate their pay.
My McPeeters, to make faborers in
. Yanoes Il. P,sferred j. srditors a7d yns
By Fergasba u rspeni *ase bet 81 as95,
requiring railways to redeem unused
tickets. -
By Graham to- locate and, settle the line
between sNerfh Carolina and Tennessee,
fbetween Graham and Cherokee and Ten
nessee0 and7to pay. therefor $780, I IS :
BY Lusk, to provide for the appoint
anent Of a ce,justieesfors AsheviHe.
Bryan's bin in regard to mines creates
an inspector Of mines, this duty to de-
volve exfficio over the commissioner OF
labor statistics; be to regulate the condi-
ton @of mines, ventilation, drainage &C.,
giving him power to institute suits to
compel compliance with this law, that
be shah personally enter all mines and
inspect and make reports; that it shall
be unla wful to work people in mines un-
less there arelto each coal drain worked
at leastat~o Separate outlets, and@that
100 cubic feet-per nRute for each person
shall be furnished; that only safety
lamps shall be used. violation to be a mis-
demeanor.
Howe, of New Hanover, rising to a
question OF eRersenal .Eriyi lase go id that
yesterday Sutton. OF New. Hanover invit-
ed HIN to see the Governor: that he went
to aplace where any citizen has right
to %; thda 'wseA aieT sfatxd that his
symrathies wSfe IYrf she5 leas ltg fhe
Soutbern lat this point Lusk ssad cues
ton of personal privilege was not priv
ilegesto bring into the House his person
al gE:evance with tile 'Governor) Howe
saide the Governor was a public of
ficerg who had ACCUSED him Of having
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