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

for retailing liquors in the city of
Greensboro.
Senate bill for the relief of Miss Mary
Glass, Of Caswen county.
Bill to repeal chapter 1913. laws of 1897,
relating to live stock Amended by the
committee so as to apply to Johnston
county only. Britain amended to ado
Randolph countv
Act to prohibit fishing in Deep Creek,
Swain county.
Act to validate the election of certain
justices of the peace in Allegheny county.
Bill to prevent the running at large of
live stock N Robson county
Bill to INCORPORATE the Chapel Hill In.
vestment COMPANY
Bill fer the relief of j. A. Parsons. a
public school teacher. Of Clay county.
Senate bill to allow Bryan Buck one
armed Confederate soldier, CT Pitt county,
to Deddle without license.
Senate bill to amend the charter of the
Methodist Orphanage.
Senate bill to amend chapter 262 public
laws cf 1926.
Bill to protect owners Of timer.
Bill to amend chapter 1855, public laws
of 1897. relative 10 public schools in the
town cf Isttleton.
Bill 10 confer police power on deputy
shcriffs, and for the protection of personal
property in certain sections CT Catawba
count.
Bill to amend chapter 20, public laws
CT 1899, relating to wrecks and wrecking
interests.
Bill to incorporate the Blue Ridge and
Atlantic Railway Company.
Bill TO make the Bishop of the Pro-
lestant Episcopal church in the Diocese
of Eastern Carolina corporation sole.
Senate bill to amend the school law of
Person county.
Bill for the relief of Miss Maggie
Gamble, ? teacher in CASTOR county.
Act to incorporate the Asheville Wood
working Company.
Act for the relief of ~ o. Petree, clerk
of the Superior Court of Stokes county.
Act to regulate the employment of
legislative counsel and agents
Senate bill to exempt Fender county
from the road law of 1899
Bill to incorporate the Bank of Mont
~omer-
of 1899 relating to shooting wild fowl
IN Dare county.
Senate bill to amend chapter 27z, acts
of 1899. relating to a dispensary in
Rutherford county.
VOTE WAS 80 TO 80.
The bill as amended passed its second
reading, and on the call for ayes and noes
passed its third reading by the following
-c+e:
Ayes-Messrs. Allen of Columbus Al
len Of WAYNE, Baldwin, Bannerman, Bed
dingiield Bivens, Blount, Bradsher Bur
nett, Galloway, Carr. Conner, Daniels
Vance, Daniels of Warren. Dean. Fields
Gather, Garrett Graham, Green. Hall
Tood. Lane. Lawrence, Little, MacKethan
Morgan Nash, Parker, Pearce, Pearson
I.Co4nson, Ross, RothrCck, Russell. Shell
ton, Simms. Spainhour. Stevenson. Thomp
son, Whitaker of Forsyth. White of Hall
fax. Willard. Williams Wilson, Winston
Wright, Zachary-49.
Noes-Messrs. Barco, Benbow, Blythe,
Brim, Britain, Burlison, Carraway Car
SON Coleman, Craig Dees. Duncan, Cat
It's, Harris, HAYES, Hoev, Isbell.s Mann
Mason, McCulloch, Mcfarland Mcintosh
McIver, Morphew, Page, Payne, Petree,
Robertson, Shannonhouse Stubs, Taylor,
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The following gentlemen explained
their votes: Messrs. Britain, Carraway,
Craig Gattis, HAYES and Smith.
Mr. Smith moved to reconsider the
vote, in order that he might amend it.
II was moved to table this motion.
Mr.. Smith said he did not make his
motion for that purpose. Uaughter.l
The motion TO table prevailed.
The House adjourned at 2:15 until 10
O'Clock this morning.