The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-13


Manuel sheets. an ex-Confederate soldier
,ccomnanied by numerous petitions.
Mason of Castor, to secure the better
drainage of Biz Laurel Creek in Castor
county.
Kurlison of Mitchell for the relief G.
Geo w Cockerham-
Carraway, of Lenoir, 10 authorize INC
town of Kinston to issue school bonds
Carraway. to amend chapter 1850, Fri
yate Laws OF 1889 being an act 10 amend
the charter OF the town of Kinston Lenoi1
county.
Daniels. Of Warren, to pension Lewis
Pike. Jas. Fl. Clements, Nat Allen Jno
d. Stevenson, w G. Daughtry and Mrs.
Bettie Bottoms. widow of j. M. Bottoms,
an ex- Confederate soldier
Galloway Of Watauga, 10 establish
public school district in Watauga county
Accompanied by petition
Galloway, TO put James T.. Tupett, an
ax-Confederate soldier. on the pension
roll
Blythe. of Henderson, for the relief of
VIM Hill. an aged and disabled Con-
federate soldier.
Rountree. 10 amend chapter 40, Laws
of 1887. and the Code section 1913.
Carson. of Alexander for the relief Of
G.. W. Patterson.
Whitaker. of forsyth, hy request. TO
relieve certain citizens of Forsyth from
special tax. Accompanied by petition.
Brim. of Surry to allow the commits
sioners Of Surry county to levy a special
tax
Benbow. Of Yadkln, to extend the dura-
ton CT the corporate existence of the
Vaudeville Normal School, Of Yadhn
county
Benhow for the relief Of Mrs. NJ. p.
Baker. Of Yadl6in county. BY request.
Robertson. Of Cuilford, by request, to
incorporate The Central Power Company
Russell cf Durham, to Incorporate the
trustees Of Lincoln Hospital
Nicholson, of Beaufort. to authorize the
commissioners of Beaufort and Pamlico
counties to levy a special tax to build
bridge across Goose Creek.
Craig, of Buncombe, to amend and rati-
| fy the articles of agreement and charter
Of tho w. T. Weaver Power Company
Collins. of Haywood. to encourage the
building OF pulp paper mills and indus
tries in the counties of Haywood, Jackson
and Swain
PASSED THIRD READING
| Act to authorize the commissioners of
Haywood county TO levy a special ak.
Act to authorize the commissioners
of Harnett county to issue bonds to
build bridge across Cape Fear river
and to levy a special tax.
Act to authorize the commissioners of
Mcdowell county to issue bonds to inn
| prove and enlarge the court house at
Marion.
! Act to authorize the board of COM
missioners of Forsyth county to fund
its debt and to levy Il special tax for
payment of same.
Act to authorize the commissioners
of Johnston county to work conyicts
on the public roads.
Act to amend the charter of the Caro-
lima and Northwestern Railroad Conn
pany.
Act to allow the commissioners of
Mitchell county to levy a special tax.
Act TO authorize school district No.
of District No. II. Haywood county
20 levy tax for the erection of a
/ school house
Act to incorporate the town of Spen-
| GER in Rowan county
Act to amend the charter Of the town
of Laurinburg.
| Act to establish a supplementary
school district in White House Town
ship Robson county.
Act for the working of the public
roads of Graham and Clay counties.
/ PASSED SECOND AND THIRD READ,
| INGS.
! Act TO prohibit hunting on lands o.
! Mitchell county without consent of owner,
| Act to amerd chapter o. Private Laws
! oil
! Manufacturing Company of Cumberland
! county.
| Mr. Smith. of Gates, lodged a motion
! TO reconsider The vote by which the Fer
| tili2cr Bill failed to pass it's second read
J ing.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
The Chair announced the following spe-
cial committees
Printing CT Confederate Records
Messrs. Hoey, Whitaker of Forsyth, and
| Russell.
To Investigate Institution for the Blind
-Messrs Page, Zachary and Carson
TO Investigate Accounts of Steamer
Lilly-Messrs. Graham. Mann and Mich
1 olson.
! Leave of absence was granted the fol-
| lowing members Messrs. Harris. Of
! Nor hampton: Stevenson, of Iredell; Hall
/ of Cumberland; Britain, of Randolph;
/ Duncan. of Sampson; Morphew of Nc
/ Dowell. and Burlison, of Mitchell.
On motion of Mr.. Craig, the rules were
suspended i'm order TO allow Speaker
More to go home for several days on inn
portant business, the rule being that the
speaker shall not De absent for more
than one day. Mr.. s NJ. Gattis Of Or
ange, was named by the speaker as pre-
siding officer in his absence.
! A noeseage was received from the Gov
ernor. transmitting letter from Secre-
tary of State J. Bryan Grimes, dwelling
upon the necessity of storage room for
i books and public documents,
On motion of Mr.. Nicholson. the House
adjourned at . o'clock until 10 o'clock
| this morning
WHAT A DREADFUL THING IT is to
wake up in the night suffering from chol-
era morbus, and yet eases of this kind
are very common. The trouble, however
will never become serious il you keep a
bottle OF PAIN KILLER at hand, for it
is a remedy that never fails to cure chol-
era, cramps, diarrhoea or dysentery
Avoid substitutes. There is but one Pain
Killer. Perry Davis. Price 25c. and soc.
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