The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-28

Gotten up by a msp gk VIII defYssl
My Clark. He sid Stlfe lfttef was ufg
Eng that the substitute be defeated. --~
+ Theu,vefSI lYas aFhouFeed nsFyfpft tfis
Enays. 54r~so the House refused to post
EonS' & 4ranao6kI fs6gSn tol1fhbtster and
knoTaa ITO adi9Yrn antiE 2:30tIam. ,fasf2
O'clock had arrived lie and the, two
tSuttons were thoreAgAffy lr;tck9atstt lt1is
kdefqftf TIA qseeh's 3napfiopl@vVs f-tlqst
FIIancOcE then moved to adjQurn until
E0A.I n. iefl Cetigi1iay I'll 1she flk1}talter
Fmulel, this tFat. II rSattSaI nFilisa9 ql ipaant
Frf oder. and was also 0verFulcd, the
fSpaaasdr .safiREi sthe gill fHfA4t rf6w be
sncted~on. IIapeeck1 sfid Tie epposefs the
bill. Senator Clark was in the .aiSleS
IaIufifia this dfScsts$idli i-tlIaiNeek fli6ved
ITO table the bill. McClelEand demanded
4he yeas and nays The vote was, yeas,
p53; alays, 81 IItafTis, fef Haiifax,s ssm
ahe. Republicans and Pepelists frone Hall1
flax were solemnly pledged Ito pass the
Stock INV bill. - Sutton, of New Hmm
lover, said there was politics in this ntat7
kter. Bailey was not in the hall when
Eahisl nflaise was called and asked Aiken
Ito vote for him and thas Aiken dlds
Halter Bailey came in and voted himself.
ThisI almost suh41rafsedeIlted sFote3 was
brought out by a statement by Murphy
Ethat Bailey had not voted; that he had
Eieft the haiiVbafore the vote was taken.
ETIancock declared Bailey. had voted.
EAiken said yes, Baffey had come UP into
1.-THE aisle. and voted Att this stage Bailey
tcarie n Then the fact developed that
he had just before leaviHg asked Aiken
Ito vote for him and that Aiken had done
Eso. Bailey's naale was called out by the
Speaker and he voted IN person eo,sr
II Cook, chairman of the Elections COM
mittee. Submitted all the evidence and
the ajority report in the .contestql- cleo
tffoh case OF Broughton vs.. Young. Wal
iteFs Submitted the minority report, in
ffav0f Of BFbhght0n The reports. were
ts4lad9 tire special order FOR noon next
LptyascFavfllt s.im ntT9s3 h99 Htti '''-si
ogIsneacE csnB4nitte,i \ report 'fa2brably
bon ehng am tbnnaiils the anIftlai aphro-
ggiataaf t5fShe State Ifuat1 $4,000: also
4faworzlbla report o1fi tlca bill to give Clfad.-
Hottie n posich board a9 ~ a''t h'
bo.At 2r35 the HouseiRodk 4 Recess Until
Ia o'clock n8i1MfHi NJ
lt., n at-5i .--p~@4--.a & igaaW9 q
jan sENATE!!it ia.ab
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The Senate met atI12 9,eloekgino Lieut.
lGoyernor. Reynolds presiding Prayer
Twas offered by Senator Mcneil ~ ~
Among the bills coming over from the
House was the following: st
l., To amend the charter of,athe Getty Of
| Wilmington, which, On melton Of Mr..
tCanpon,' was placed on the, calendar, bat
las several Senators, opposed aitl being
lplaced. on the calendar and desired Into
Ibe referred to committee, decomposition
to the immediatte, passage showed such
strength that the promoters of the bill
lcoIsented ia have it referred to the conn
tmittee on corporations. s3f4aaN
Bills and resolutions were introduced
las follows: mar 8lss9 Fagr ntl
BY Mr. AIcNeil: Resolution to pay
ID 4. Hymns $3.50 for services as sbe-
Ieinl messenger. Hn hl ~
/ BY MraClark. 10 proTideGfor a Code
Commission to codify the laws Of North
bGaroliRaA 81 a3
BY Mr. Rollins by requesOl To pay
mileage Of assistant enrolling clerks.
By Mr.. Anthony; Bill t0 place Mrs.
r. Lucinda Hoyle, OF CASTOR county, on
1.-The pension roll. 4anf
i BY Mr. Ray Resolutions to pay Ia
lb0rers, g.G3st uI eJa@ %
r By Mr.. RersUn.a To incorporate the
I4N0GAllh4 ku0 AAlAWStIAAt bCtfRVI ut AAAt
Itrells. anf tsaf 1853 "fb a'
r. ByaMn AshbHrna Bin to amend chap
tier 355,flaws OF 1887, relative to working
Ic6nvicts on publicsroads! "
f. BY Mr. Ramseys Bill to amend the
lcharter of the town OF Salisbury; also to
amend chapter 274 of the Code; also to
cheaper andrha proceedings in court.
BY Mr. Patterson Bill to regulate
sale OF liquor in Union county
By MIR. Lyon: Bin to work public
roads in Durham county. 81
BY Mr. Grant: Bill to establish grad
ed schools districts TO be known as Chap
el Hill district. Hft.ift
by Mr.! Grant: Bill to authorize an
election in Duplin county on removal OF
courthouse. 2 Hs Aa9f
BY Mr. Yeager: Bill to extend cor
porate limits of Benson, IN Johnston
county ta e'i{t'i13 s0ts -
% ByfMr. Walker: Bill for benefit of
laos u. Rankin ex-shefiH OF Rocking
ham county, stst""
BY Mr.. Walker: Resolution to ask
the Legislature Of Virginia to put fish lad
ders In Dan river. "@t
mBy Mr.. Butler: Bill relating to a. and
M. College! sa@Ff q
By Mr.. Mitchell: Bill TO regulate the
. pay of mechanics, lab5rers and other hir-
Oh heIn}nap ~ ttp 4stF @b0. f&faJ
; by MFR. Scales: Bill to change the
name Of Normal and Industrial School
t to Normal and Industrial College.
i BY Mr.. Alexander: Bill to establish
: normal and industrial school for the col
} ored race near Charlotte
( p BY Mr.. iEewsofneo Bill to allow Cho-
wan Baptist College to confer honorary
degrees. nm saQEaB aF2s oshIt 3'eDF
6sBy Mr.. Barker: Tp. prohibit p9rso1s
from bull, building NJ dams to injnrf other per
BY Mr.. Atwater: Bill to place certain
territory in'' Chatham county iii stock
law territory. ,.,-..r.o,,.
BY Mr.. McNenl: BifF to amend char
ter of North Wilkesbor6! 1'9t.t1 hd
! BY Mr.. Person: TdiempIoy two plry'ssi
!. ciansafor coiored 96afj dumb md Blind
! asylum in R&Ieieh. "suitc 4sbii
iIlhe following bills were disposed Of: