The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-02-10


ing for sale after 10 days notice. This
only applies to perishable goods ands &
i've stock. J; to allow an agent to makes
sale OF land under mortgage but not to 3
make deed; to allow disabled Con-
ederates on the pension list to owns
,and or anything in value of $500; toa
prohibit timber and other obstructionss
IN YadkIn river; to incorporate the Levy
Sank of Rutherfordton,
The bill to prohibit the sale of spir-
,tuous liquors within 200 feet of anys
|"hurch in the State was tabled.
HOUSE.
IUEsDAY-House met at 12 o'clock.
Among the bills introduced were:
Sutton-To provide that the existences
LOT life estate in any land shall not bel
bar to a sale for partition of suchs
land.
Dockery-To allow Richmond coun-
;ty to issue bonds to pay the floating
Idebt.
Dockery-To amend the charter of
aLaurinburg so the commissioners andl
officers shall be elected by the peoples
the fest Monday in May
Bill to allow Marion county to levy al
special tax for the improvement of itsE
public roads passed; also one to allow
montgomery county to levy a special
tax, and one to allow Cherokee to levyi
a special tax.
Bill passed amending the act creatingI
the colored normal school at Fayette-
vile and naming new trustees andi
managers.
Bill to amend the law as to registra-
: ton OF pharmacists was taken up. TT
Il hot 4ho L.
: stricken out and the word 'licensed'' u
! take it's place. But, after considerable
: discussion, the House refused to COM
: NIT the bill to the committee on health,
Sand it passed second and third read
S;ngs.
q Bill to amend the charter Of Eden
= ton was taken up and after dis
4cussion passed second and third read
Sings.
a Hauser asked leave to have the Sen
q ate S free silver instruction resolutions
3 placed on the calendar. There was in
i slant protest. He made motion to sus-
6 pend the rules. The Democrats voted
Haye and the Republicans no. The mo-
81 tlon to suspend was lost.
McCrary's assignment act bill was
q tabled.
s Bill passed to change the corporate
Il limits of Thomasville.
81 McCrary lodged a motion to reconsid
Her the vote by which the assignment bill
&was tabled.
e At the night session the following
Fl bills were passed:
To incorporate Wingate High School
IS n Union county; to allow Swain coun
@ Y to levy special tax; to incorporat,
81 Whittier, Swain county; to change tn,
81 ate OF the appOrtlonment of schoo
81 unds in Stokes to October /; to pu
8 i. L. Iuttle, of Stokes, on the pen
"a ION roll: to amend the charter O
q ,4ocksville.
"a WEDNESDAY. The House met at 1
Eo'clock. Bills were introduced as fol
Hlows:
q Price-To amend the law as to cleo
"a ion Of county superintendent Of edu
b ;ation, SO as to restore the same
IA Price--To allow Monroe's commits
81 sioners to elect tax collector; to estal
"a ish graded schools at Monroe.
E Hare-To prevent the destruction {
q live trees hv lumhermen.
E ..enn-To protect wild animals i
T. nathan.
s sArledge-To incorporate Central Il
H ustrial institute at Columbus, Poi
F. ounty.
Dixon, of Cleveland-To repeal IL
r 10 special tax ON physicians.
81 Theassignment bill was taken up ar
Isl e-committed and the Judiciary con
littee will consider the bill and if it
81 ot in accord with the supreme Court
II .ecision to make it So
i few bills passed second readin!
allow different counties to bui
ridges, levy special tax, issue bond
tic.
rutton's bill to prevent lynching |
n empowering the Governor to convel
It 81 pecial courts instanteT in eXtraordina
E ases was taken up and explained, b
5he hour of special order having {
fivod the debate ceased.
The bill to allow female notari
! s. public was voted against by the Hous
:, # At the night session a resolution "
! 81 adopted urging Senators and keprese
# ,atives lii Congess to repeal the cI
: E service law.
; Bills passed to allow Randolph cot
ty to sell the county home in order
!. ouy another site nearer Asheboro;
:. make the fee for impounding stock
! me stock law districts 10 cents inste
of 90 cents in Buncombe, Haywoo
:, curry, Davie, Wilkes and Madison.
By vote of As to A the House
to = fused to reduce the salary of the st
l, 81 librarian.
H THURSDAY. House net at 10 o'clo
lo Majority and minority reports of
re committee on privileges and electit
we're submitted ON the Mecklenbl
Q election contest case, the major
th favoring Clanton and Williamson,
contestants, and the minority favor
x -:eid and Ransom, the sitting membe
e. Bills and resolutions introduced:
cl Sutton-A resolution providing t
&C the Speaker shall appoint special ct
q nittee of three, to which all bills II
es i've to code commission shall be
erred; also bill creating code c.
lie mission. The resolution was, uudt
ms suspension of the rules, adopted,
O. Smith-To protect the lives OF !
ct; sons travelling on railroads; also for
lte protection OF wives.
on- Blackburn-To forbid minors fl
lst entering or loafing in bar-rooms.
ol Lawhon-Io assist tax-collector
IN collect poll tax.
tn Hancock-To provide for and ]
re note the oyster industry of North
lse olina Ordered printed.)
Al the III LII SSSSlOu plllo PooSONt Ii
I ing it mlsdemeanor fer any pers
fix intoxicated CT otherwise, to intern
or disturb any school entertainm
m ,icnic, political meeting or any lay
10 tssembly; to change the name OF {
lnviile, in Union county, to Marsh'
ow- and make it a dry town.
Mr.. Lusk said that the business OF
rta- session was about half done. and IL
Hder to expedite matters he made
ar ation that ali engrossed Senate
the which come over be placed on the
'en- tndar without reference to commit
and he motion prevailed.
By leave, Mr.. Cox introduced b
rial r2event the spread of disease among
arc f. stock.
en- FRIDAY. House met at 10 o'cl
the Among the bills and resolutions Il
;tter luced were the following:
the Mcbride TO include Robeson IN
Dad. ton ?, chapter 202, Acts OF 1881;
e be White, of Randolph-Io allow
wit &oon,niccioners of Randolph to s