Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-31

taken on IQaI question.
u should want no prouder epitaph
than this: Here lies one wko gave
his life for Southern boys and South
e-n girls
On motion OF Judge Conner the
thanks OF the body were unanimously
rendered DR.. Curry.
Thirteenth Day.-In the House tn
contested election case Of Mcneil vs.
Green. from Wilkes county, took up
most of the session. After some dis
cussiCn the vote was taken. an!
Green. the sitting member. Democrat
was decided entitled TO the seat. Sew.
eral Republicans voted with the Demo
Gratis
The bill to allow Concord 10 Issue
bonds was ratified. a bill was intro
duCed 10 amend the charter of the
Home Protection Life Insurance Co.
Mr.. Winston introduced a bill pro
viding fer z permanent registration o:
all persons entitled 70 vote under sec
ton Of the constitution.
Fourteenth Day.-A good days work
was done in the house and it did not
cost much talk. Great inroads were
made into the Calendar, bringing il
nearly to date. D
Two bills Of general interest caused
some little discussion, which resulted
in each case in the bill being recon-
mitted for further consideration The
first OF these. was the bill to establish
the North Carolina veterinary Medical
Association, and regulate the practice
- 1tRrin2ry medicine. Several Of the
members reared that the measure
would limit the profession to such an
extent TIT some districts would suffer
for the want Of veterinary. Mr..
DaughtTidge said that in his county.
where dairy interests we're growing.
there was no veterinary surgeon, and
diseases among the cattle were in
creasing.
Mr.. Winston explained that the OBJ
ject Of the bill was to protect t. peO-
pie from quacks, and that it did not
prohibit from practicing those who
had formerly dOctored Lorses and ca;-
tie.
The bill to tax all dogs in the State
fifty cents q head, in order to raise
more money to educate the children,
was debated with some humOr.
Fifteenth Day.-Speaker moore con-
yened the House at 1880 O'Clock.
Burnhill, OF Pitt
A resolution by Zachery, read as
follows: BE 1t, Resolved, by this
House that hereafter a motion to ad-
journ shall be seconded by the LATEST
man in the House before being con-
sidered''
Carraway, of Lenoir, asked for leave
OF absence for Mr.. Rountree. the au-
tnor Of this loss Of sleep, and proml-
nent absentee. Winston objected to
granting this leave CT absence. and af-
ter considerable discussion withdrew
his objection.
The following bills passed final
reading:
To incorporate the Bank Of Ere
mont.
To incorporate the Wilmington lodge
Of Elks
To incorporate the Durham Traction
Company
To amend the charter of the Citi-
zens' Savings Bau!>, Of Durham.
To incorporate the Commercial
Bank Of Rutkerfordton
To prohibit bird hunting in Clay and
M?cCn counties.
For the relief Of Mrs Addie Elmore
To amend the charter or the MOy
-uTing Company.
To prohibit the sale Of liquor within
six miles OF Black Mountain.
TO incorporate the chamber Of COM
mnrce c. Washington.
To prevent TIE killing Of birds il
lTcN1-r-o'l ~~-~+v
To amend the charter Ct Dallas.
To prevent hunting in Craven com |
ty without consent of owner OF land. |
For the relief of Miss Mary Glass.
To amend section 821 Of The Code |
relating to qualification of justices CT |
the peace.
in Meadow Fork or Spring Creek in |
Madison county.
For the relief Of Willie Z. Cope |
land.
To change the boundary lines be- |
tween Madison and BuncOmbe cOun- |
ties.
Bills were introduced as follows:
BY Payne, to incorporate a ceCc-
cry.
BY Gather, to amend chapter %,
avs of 1899, relating to physicians
license.
By Harris, to amend II, CT laws OF |
adjourned session Of 1900.
BY Gather, to confer public power |
On deputy sheriffs.
By Morgan. 20 regulate stock law.
BY Reinhardt, 20 appoint NJ. L.
Kiser a justice C. the peace.
By Gather, to amend the charter CT |
he E. L. Shuford Manufacturing Com
Dany.
By Mcintosh. for the protection CT |