The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-19

PAYNE, Of Cherokee, FOR the relief Of
certain ex. Confederate soldiers and
widows of ex-Confederatee soldiers.
Blythe. Of Henderson, to incorpor-
ate the Fruitland Institute in Hender-
son county.
Daughtridge, OF Edgecombe, to amend
Chapter 1O6, Laws of 1885
McCullock, of Bladen, to amend sec
tion 1916 of the Code.
Weaver, of Ashe, 10 prevent the man
ufacture and sale of spirituous vinous
or malt liquors within the county of
Ashe.
Alexander, of Rutherford, to appoint
certain persons Justices of the Peace
for Rutherford county.
Hartley, OF Davidson, for the relief
Of j. w. Montcastle, introduced by re-
quest.
Nash, of Pasquotank, for the relief of
James w. Green.
Blalock, of Stanley, to appoint James
w. Efrd and Jno w. Bostian Justices
of the Peace for Stanley county.
Blalock, to place Roemar f. Almond,
widow of David Almond, on the pen
sion roll.
McIver, Of Chatham, for the relief
of !. l.. Guifin and others.
Petree, of Stokes to prohibit fast
riding or driving over iron bridges in
Stokes county.
Ebbs. of Madison, to place William
II. Buckner and Arthur Sawyer, old and
disabled Confederate soldiers on the
pension roll
Ebbs to place the name Of Pattie
Brown, widow of w. J. Brown, Sixty
fourth n. c. Regiment on the pension
roll.
Ebbs. to pay jurors who are drawn
on special venires in Madison county.
Ebbs. to supply the county of Madi
son with certain missing volumes of
the North Carolina Supreme court re-
ports.
Gattis, of Orange, for the relief of
the sheriff and tax collectors of Orange
county.
Dean, of Macon. to erect and keep
in repair feuces around the stock law
district in Macon county.
Dean, to correct State grant No 736,
for Macon county.
Coleman, of Clay, to place T.. ID.
Matheson on the pension roll.
Coleman. To abolish the office Of
County Treasurer in Clay county.
Petree, of Stokes. TO pay S. w. Hall
the balance due him for teaching school
in Madison county.
Sheets, of Davie, TO place Alfred
Cation. an ex-Confederate soldier on
the pension oil.
Hoey. OF Cleveland. to amend Section
S639 of the Code, relating to Printing
Laws. documents and journals.
Hood, of Wayne. to amend Section l,
Chapter 3S4, Public Laws Of 1899 in re-
lation to the separation Of the races
on railroad trains.
Gather OF Catawba to repeal Sec
tions 1916 and 1919 of the Code. and to
make the issuing without inquiry and
the failure to record the issuing and re-
turn of marriage license a misdemeanor.
introduced by request.
Gather, TO amend Section 1862 OF the
Code relating to collection of taxes from
taxpayers removing from one county
to another.
Graham of Granville. to appoint Ru-
fus Ams Justice of the Peace for
Oak Hill township in Granville county.
Stewart, Of Harnett, to prevent the
use of profane or vulgar language on
the public highways.
Speaker Moore, to amend Chapter
353, Public Laws of 1897, in reference
to the stock law.
Speaker Moore, to amend Section 752,
Volume / of the Code in regard to print
ing statements of county finances.
Speaker Moore to authorize the Board
Of School Directors Of Jackson county
to pay certain school claims.
Speaker Moore, to authorize the com
missioners of Jackson county to levy
a special tax.
Winston, of BERTHE to regulate the
working of convicts and establishing
county farms
THE CALENDAR.
The bill providing for the government
of the James Walker Memorial Hos
pital of Wilmington. passed it's third
and final reading and was ordered en-
crossed and sent to the Senate
The bill to abolish fences in Nash
county passed its third and final read
ing.
The bill to authorize the Commits
sioners of the town of Concord 10 issue
bonds passed is third reading
The bill 10 incorporate the town Of
Apple Tree, in Greene county passed
it's third reading and was ordered sent
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The bill to allow the Commissioners
Of Yancey county to levy a special tax
passed it's final reading and was order
ed sent to the Senate without engross-
ment.
The Senate bill to amend the charter
of the Whitney Reduction Company, in
Rowan county, passed it's three read
ings and was ordered enrolled for rati-
fication.
The Senate bill to amend Chapter 20,
Public Laws of 1899 was reported un-
favorably by the Judiciary Committee,
and tabled on motion of Mr. Rountree
This amendment provided that no one
except the owner in fee simple of the
land could prosecute for violation of laws
relative to hunting.
The bin for the appointment of a
Justice of the Peace for Arson county
was referred to the Committee on JUS
tices of the Peace, on motion of Mr..
Curtis, of Buncombe.
The bill to allow the commissioners
of Craven county to levy special tax
passed its final reading and was order
cd sent to the Senate without engross-
ment.
The House bill to change the name
of the Raleigh Real Estate, Trust and
I,e,,,. ,,oa f,o,nnany TO the Raleigh Real