The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-01
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sible He has said he could make trip
every five minutes. The road was often
submerged by the tide, and he has kept
up that road at great expense. Here
was a man who had virtually made a
contract with the State to serve the peo-
pie, and in return was permitted to make
small charge. He has had for years
these men after him. striving to wear
the life out of him. Some gentlemen has
said we might we'll be guardians OF the
people. We are guardians of the people
and must protect their rights. Mr..
Lamb is a poor man. an afflicted man and
a Democrat One of the arguments in
'97 was that he was a Democrat. They
took advantage Of his absence and lack
Of knowledge of the introduction of this
bill He worked for Barco although told
he would be against him. That's the sort
of Democrat Lamb is. (ApDlause)
There was no evidence of the necessity
of a new ferr-. The purpose evidently
was to freeze Lamb out and purchase the
ferry for song. These are the reasons
that induced the committee to make a
favorable repcrt.
THE VOTE.
The previous question was moved. and
Mr.. Manns amendment was lost Mr..
Duls' amendment met a similar fate.
The following is the vote on the pas
sage of the bill on it's third and final
read'r-:
Ayes-Messrs. Allen of Columbus. AL
len of Wayne. Audrey. Bannerman, Bed
dingfeld Benbow Blythe, Bradsher
Brim, Britain. Burlison. Burnett, Carr,
Carraway Carlton, Carson. Collins, Con
nor. Craig. Daniels Of Warren, Dean,
Dees, Duncan, Ellen. Fields Gattis, Ora
ham, Green, Hall. Hartley. Hood Isbell,
jenkins, Lawrence, Long, Mann. Mastin,
Mauney. Mcintosh. Morphew, Morris,
Nash, Nicholson, Oliver, Patterson, Payne.
Pearce, Reinhardt. Richardson, Robson,
Ross, Rothrock, Russell. Smith, SPAIN
hour, Stevenson, Stewart, Stubs, Tay-
lor Watts, Welch, Whitaker of Forsyth.
Whitaker of Guilford. White of Halifax.
Willard, Williams, Wilson. Winston.
Wright. Yarborough-70.
Noes-Messrs. Baldwin, Barco, Barnhill,
Bivins, Blalock, Blount, Galloway, Curtis,
Daniels of Vance, Daughtridge, Duls.
Gather, Harris Hayes, Hoey Lane, Lit
tie, MacKethan Mason, McIver, Morgan,
Owens, Page, Pearson, Petree, Robinson,
Shannonhouse. Shelton. Simms. Thomp
son. Weaver Zachary-S2.
Noes - 81
THE DIVORCE BILL.
The Craig substitute for the Gather
Divorce bin was made the sDecial order
for Tuesda.l a. II o'clock.
THE DAYS PROCEEDINGS
Speaker Moore's gavel fell promptly at
10 O'Clock, and Rev. Mr.. A. A. Butl3r of
the Fayetteville street Baptist church.
this city, made the opening prayer.
Reading of the Journal dispensed with,
On motion of Mr. Curtis, of Buncombe
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS
BY Mr.. Mason: Petition of numerous
citizens of CASTOR. praying for the en-
actment 81 law making 10 hours a days
work, and to prohibit children under
twelve years who cannot read and write
from working in mills during school term
Also from citizens of CASTOR county,
asking that the manufacture and sale of
Intoxicating liquors he not prohibited
within three miles of Union Presbyterian
CuNiCn, lduydIu SCiONl HONSC anu l1Uuu-
tain school house.
Also from citizens CT CASTOR county
asking that the manufacture and sale Of
intoxicating liquors be prohibited within
three mites of Union Presbyterian church.
lanyard school house and Mountain school
house.
By Mr. Wilson: Petitions of certain
citizen for and against Incorporating
Caswell county.
BY Mr.. Carson: From citizens of Alex
ander county, asking that the name of r.
+. Childress of said county, be placed on
the pension roll as i first class pensioner
BY Mr. Carson: Petition of citizens of
Alexander county asking that the name
CT Wilson Bowman be stricken from the
pension rolls Of North Carolina, on ac-
count of certain reasons set forth in said
petition.
BY Mr.. Richardson: Petition of J. Lloyd
Stevenson and others, asking fer a stock
law n Pleasant Grove township, john
ston county.
Ely Mr.. Mason: Petition for and against
the prohibition OF the manufacture and
sale of intoxicating liquors within three
miles of Unity church in CASTOR county.
Also pSllllCnS LOT the pGOnlDlllOn Oh the
manufacture and sale OF intoxicating
liquors within two miles of High Shoals
Manufacturing Company, and Harden cot
ton mills in CASTOR county.
Also petitions for prohibition within two
miles of school houses in districts T. 8
and in Cherryvlle township in CASTOR
county.
Also petitions for and against allowing
wine to be sold in quantities not less than
quart within two miles of Lutheran
Chapel in CASTOR county.
Also petitions fer and against the pro-
hibition of the manufacture and sale of
liquors within two miles of
Providence school house in CASTOR county.
By Mr.. Biyens: Petition from citizens
of Jackson and Sandy Ridge townships
in Union county, TO repeal chapter 191,
Public Laws OF 1897. entitled an act to
establish dispensary for the town of
Waxhaw in said county.
Also memorial from citizens of Union
county for the appointment OF Iredell
Hilliard as a justice of the peace for said
county.
BY Mr. Hartley Petition from citizens
of Davidson county for the relief of the
insane of the State.
BY Mr.. oliver; Petitions from citizens
of Robson county for the extension CT
the stock law in said county.