The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-05
EXAMINATION
OF STATE BANKS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

. SCy y DliA tOi all Investigations Oh TtpOIl-
ed extravaganza. Mr.. Jno. E. Ray.
the principal of the schools here, met
the committee and asked that the bill
pass since it had been introduced. In
deed the managers all desired such a
measure; so when the Senate recon
vened Senator James from the commit
tee stated that they desired in the in
terest of fairness and justice to the
gentlemen connected with the institu-
ton TO report the bill favorabIy
THE DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate met-Lieut. Gov Turner
Presiding, at IL o'clock and Rev. A. A.
Marshall CT the First Bapt.st church of.
rered PRAYER. The reading of the Jour-
nal was eisSenscd with
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Mr.. Marshall From citizens of surry for
notifications OF the election laws.
Mr. Marshall: From citizens of Mont
gomery for certain notifications of the
election laws
Mr.. Marshall: From citizens of Surry
for the relief Of certain ex-Confederate
soldiers
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. Morton: To permit the commits
soners Of New Hanover to dispose of the
old court borSe
BY Mr.. Scott: A Joint resolution rela-
tive to the Department of Agriculture.
BY Mr.. Norton To amend the charter
CT the town of Southport
BY Mr.. Norton To grant further time
10 the Wilmington and Southern Railway
Company for beginning construction of
their road
BY Mr.. Ward: To incorporate the town
o. Washington
BY Mr.. London: To punish certain Off
GERS for failing to, discharge their official
drty
BY Mr.. Speight: A resolution to provide
for the better ventilation of the Senate
chamber. Placed on the Calendar
BY Mr.. Scott: To amend section 1853
of the Code.
By Mr.. Marshall: For the relief of GER
tain ex-Confederate soldiers of Surry
countv.
BY Mr.. Ward: To prohibit the sale Of
liquor in one mile of PhiliDpi church in
Washington county
Mr.. Arlington For relief of Williams
Gay of Edgecomb to allow him to peddIe
without license.
Mr.. Lindsey: For the : elief OF D. NJ.
MALLORY Of Pockingham
PASSED READINGS IN THE SENATE.
The following bill passed third reading
in the Senate and were sent to the House
OF REPRESENTATIVES for action there:
Senate Bill: To re-establish the office of
treasurer Of surry county
Senate Bill: To amend the charter of
the Fidelity Bank of Durham.
Senate Bill: To amend the charter of
Morehead Banking Company of Durham.
Senate Bill: To amend the charter of the
Dime Savings Bank of Raleigh
Senate Bill: TO allow the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company to operate and
construct extension OF it's branches in
North Carolina.
Senate Bill: To incorporate the Farmers
Bank O. Rockingham
Senate Bill: To appoint j. V. Bagwell
trustee OF the Union Grove Christian
church. Davie county
Senate Bill: To amend the laws rela-
tive to examination of State banks.
Senate Bill: To incorporate the Farm
ers Bank of I.a Grange
Senate Resolution, providing for better
ventilation ce the Senate chamber.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
The following bills received from the
House of Representatives passed the Sen
ate and were enrolled for ratification
Senate bill with amendment by the
House, to repeal chapter 1O3, Private
Laws &C 1897. Senate concurred in the
amendment. This was the Lamb ferry
bn!
House Bill: To appoint additional JUS
tees of the peace for Catawba.
House Bill: To appoint R. s. Williams
justice of the peace in Chatham
House Bill To appoint certain justices
of the peace in Rutherford.
House Bill: To APPOINT ]. l.. Filford a
Justice OF the neace
House Bill: To appoint W. S. Uzzle a
Justice of the peace in Lenoir.
House Bill: To prohibit the dredging
for CLAIMS in Carteret county.
House Bill: To protect fish in Haywood
county.
House Bill: To appoint A. L. Lyman a
justice of the peace in New Light town
sh'2. Wake county.
House Bill: Concerning the Asheville
and Spartanburg Railroad Company of
South Carolina.
PASSED SECOND READING.
The following bills passed their second
reading and went over on Tuesdays CAL
enda-.
House Bill: To erect and maintain
fences around stock law territory in Ma
con county.
Senate Bill: Regarding the Wilmington
Light Infantry and Naval Reserves. This
allows tax. so could only pass its second
reading yesterday.
OTHER BILLS ACTED ON.
Senate Bill: Providing for sale of prop
erty by executors and administrators was
re-referred.
House Bill: To regulate cost of claim
and delivery was tabled.
NIGHT WAS HEP TERROR.