The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-27
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5. Il. go: To provide for paying a
back school claim to Miss L. l.. Holt.
III. Il. 100, S. r. 277: TO authorize
the publication of sketches of North
Carolina regiments in the late war.
s. Il. 239: To prevent the wanton dis
charge of fire arms at or near Old
Sparta, Allegheny county.
:. Il. 240: To establish n school dis
trct in Ashc and Allegheny counties
5. T. BOG: TO incorporate tho Wins
ton-Salem Trust and Savings Bank
$. r. 243: To increase the number
of Commissioners of Perquimans coun-
ty.
s. r. DAG: 70 change the manner of
clectng the officers of the town of llert-
ford.
$. r. 103: To repeal chapter 222.
Laws Of 1897. as 10 public roads of Nash
county.
70 authorize the town Of Jackson to
establish q dispcnSarv.
S. r.. ~: 20 authorize the county OF
| Rutherford To pay $50, back school
claim. to Capt w. r. II. Bell
$. u. 293: To charter the Davidson
| Mineral Railway.
s y. 24S: 70 repeal chapter ISL,
LAWS of 1895, and re-enact chapter
40 Of 1893. as to the sale of wine and
cider in RohcsOn counties.
:. +. 25l TO amend the charter Of
the Goldsboro Lumber Company.
$. Il. $50: 10 repeal chapter $50.
Public Laws Of 1893 compelling timber
cutters of INrrcll county to establish
lines before cutting timber.
$. Il. 263: To repeal chapters % and
50. Public Laws of 1895. changing
township lines in Forsyth county
$. Il. go: TO rc-enact chapter Ia.
Private Laws of 1893, Incorporating the
High Point Loan and Trust Company.
$. =. 272: TO repeal the charter Of
Yanceyvillc.
:. Il. 27S. II. r. 1893: To amend sec
ton 80 Of the Code. as to divorce.
by providing that any woman of this
State who marries q citizen Of an0ther
and is maltrcated by him, may return
to North Carolina and get a divorce
after one years residence. Relates 60
pending cases only. =
s. b. 313. II. 3. Jj7: To amend chap
| ter ~, Laws of 1897. as regards pub
| he drunkenness in Madison, Buncomhe
and Pennsylvania counties by making
the fine $500 instead of $1,000.
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
II. r. $40, S. b. ga: To repeal chap
ter 112. Laws of 1895. and 1T2, Laws
| Of 1897. To Committee on Counties
Cities and Towns.
PASSED SECOND READING.
$. r. 232: To amend the charter of
Winston.
S. b. 241: To authorize the county of
Rutherford 10 levy a special tax for
Indebtedness.
$. b. 247: To change the date of eX-
pration of contracts for turpentine Or
chardS. from April LIST to January list.
5. 4. 2G2: To authorize Forsyth
county to levy a special tax to pay off
Indebtedness of its court house.
REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES.
$. Il. 2S6: To repeal section Bib Of
the Code Favorably, minority report
by Senator Franks.
S. Il. 204: To provide for licensing
retail liquor dealers in Wilkesboro.
| Amended to leave it to a vote of the
town.
S. r. 2G4: For the protection of
crops in some sections Of Craven coun-
ty. Favorably.
s. Il. $50: To amend chapter 800,
Public Laws of 1897, as to sale OF
Railroads under mortgage. Unfayora-
bly,.
s. II. 300, II. B. pos: To amend chap
ter 4S4. Laws of 1897, as to wild fowl
| in Hyde county Favorably.
:. Il. Isl: To amend section 81 of
the Code, and chapter 1S1, Laws Of
1880. as to forbid the practice of medi-
cine without license or diploma. Fa-
vOrably.
5. b. 159: To repeal chapter 204,
Public Laws of 1897, as to leasing rail
ways. Favorably.
S. h. POI, II. g. 21O: To amend see
ton 2,079 of the Code. Favorably.
SENATE COMMITTEES.
The Senate committee on Privileges ani
Elections heard Judge Av"Iy for tic
contestants yesterday afternoon in the
contest of Lambert ami l1avps vs. Ktr
ley and Southern from the 31st district.
TIE hearing will be resumed immediate
| ~ after the adjournment of the Senate
to-day.
The Committee on Shell Fish heard
interested parties on both sides of the
oyster dredging question, but reserved
its Judgment.
The Committee on Counties, Cities
and Towns acted favorably on the bill
TO appoint treasurer for Surry county.
The bill adding a small part of Wilkes
county TO Surry will be left to n vote
of the people in the territory to he de-
tached.