The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-30
HOUSE DEBATES ON
CRIMINAL EXECUTION
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| w. Beaver from the fourth to the sec
| ond class OF the pension roll.
Whitaker, to place the name of Mrs
Lucinda l.. Penn, oil Forsyth on the
pension roll.
Collins, OF Haywood, to protect fish
| in Haywood county. Placed on Calen-
dar.
Tayne, of Cherokee, to place Mary A
Mason, Jos. Evans. Jas. Stiles, and
Mary Hatchett, of Cherokee county or
the pension roll
Mann. of Hyde, for the relief of A
M. Harris, and Albert Cutrell, old anG
disabled Confederate soldiers.
McCullock, of Bladen, for the relief
of certain citizens.
Galloway, of Watauga, to change the
county line between Watauga and
Mitchell counties.
Thompson, of OnslCw, to put on the
pension roll certain disabled Confeder.
ate soldiers of Onslow county.
Thompson, to incorporate the Adams
school house in Onslow county.
Thompson, to incorporate Salem
church in Onslow county.
Thompson. to amend chapter 49, laws
of 1895, an act to protect the cutters and
sellers of mill logs in Hyde, Pamlico
and Onslow counties.
White, of Halifax, TO put Mrs. Har-
riet Ann Currie on the pension roll.
White to put James Pitt on the pen
sion roll.
Lane, of Rockingham, to place the
name of James A. Wade, a Confederate
soldier Of Rockingham county, on the
pension roll.
Dean, of Macon, t. incorporate the
Blue Ridge and Atlantic Railway Com
pany.
Baldwin, OF Forsyth, to regulate the
employment of children in manufac-
turing establishment.
Mauney, Of Graham, for working the
public roads in Graham and Clay coun-
ties.
Reinhardt, OF Lincoln, to issue bonds
in aid of education and to provide for
the insane and pensions for eX-Con-
federates.
Ross, of Randolph, by request, to re-
peal chapter 951. private laws of 1891
Incorporating the town of Cedar Falls.
Carr, of greene, To incorporate the
Snow Hill Banking and Trust Company
of Snow Hill. N c.
Taylor, of Carteret. to prohibit the
dredging of CLAIMS in Carteret county.
Placed on the Calendar.
Williams, of Dare, to amend chapter
49, public laws of 1899.
Taylor, of Carteret to allow the town
commissioners of Beaufort to levy
special tax for the purchase of ceme-
terieS.
Mcintosh, of Yancey, to validate GER
tain acts of the county commissioner
of Yancey county, reIative to the stock
law.
Mcintosh. to prohibit the throwing
of saw dust il certain streams in Yam
cey county.
Smith, of Gates. 20 place Bryant
Muphlett, a disabled Confederate sol
der on the pension roll.
Duls,I of Mecklenburg, joint resolu-
tion to instruct thu Senators and re-
quest the Representatives from North
Carolina in Congress 20 support the bill
providing for the purchase and preser-
walton by the United States of the Tenn
pie Farm and Moore House at York
town. Va.
Marlborough of Franklin, to incorpor.
ate the Bank of Youngsville.
Reinhardt, of Lincoln, resolution that
this hall be rendered for the use of the
Confederate Veterans on Wednesday
night the Both.
Dean, of Macon, to authorize Macon
county to subscribe to the capital stock
Of the Blue Ridge and Atlantic Rail
road Company.
Taylor, of Carteret, to prohibit the
interment OF the deaf in a certain GEM
etery in the town of Beaufort. n. c.
PASSED SECOND READING
Snatc bill to levy a special tax fol
Ashe county.
Bill to enable the city of Charlotte to
| bond a part of its floating Indebtedness
and to authorize the city to levy taxes
to meet the same.
| Bill to allow the Board of County Com
missioners Of Wilson county to issue
bonds TO improve the courthouse and
other public property of Wilson county.
BILLS TABLED.
Bill for the relief of Clarence Call, ex-
sheriff of Wilkes county Recommended
unfavorably, and on motion of Mr..
Daughtridge, of Edgecombe, laid on the
table
Bill for the relief of C.C.Martin, former
sheriff and tax collector of Swain county.
Recommended unfavorably and on motion
of Mr.. Daughtridge, laid on the table.
Bill to provide for the better ventila-
tion of the halls of the General Assembly.
Recommended unfavorably, and tabled
on motion of Mr.. Hoey, of Cleveland.
Bill for the relief of J. Williams, ex-
sheriff of Henderson, by extending time
for the collection of taxes Recommended
unfavorably, and tabled on motion of Mr..
Daughtridge.
Bill for the relief of Jas. NJ. Monroe,
late sheriff of Rowan county. Recon-
monded unfayorably and tabled on motion
of Mr.. Daughtridge.
Bill TO repeal section 1893 of The Code