The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-22
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the Southern Quarterly meeting OF
Friends of Science Hill, Randolph county,
relating to the care of the insane.
Mr. Reinhardt asked for indefinite
leave of absence for Mr.. Morris, of Ca
barrus, and Mr.. Carlton, of Duplin
Mr.. Ebbs, of Madison, a memorial from
Big Pine Creek Missionary Baptist church
in Madison county, asking that the sale
Of liquor be prohibited within three miles
of the same.
Mr.. Ebbs. petition from citizens of
Madison county, asking the General AS
sembly not to incorporate the boat land
ing of J. w. Ramsey.
Mr.. Craig petition of citizens of Bun
conbe to incorporate Brick church, (M e.
South), and Ebenezer chapel.
Mr. Hood of Wayne, asked leave OF
absence for Judge Allen, of Wayne, until
Tuesday.
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED.
Curtis, of Buncombc, to change the
boundary lines between Buncombe and
Madison counties.
Curtis, to tax dealers in pistols
Nichols, of Pitt, to appoint justices Of
the peace for Pitt county, by request.
Mason, of CASTOR, to amend the char
ter of the town of Cherryville.
Ebbs of Madison, to place w. A. Bar
ker and Emiline Morris, widow of J. w
Morris, on the pension roll.
Ebbs, of Madison, to prevent kidnapping
in North Carolina and to punish persons
committing that crime.
Green of Wilkes, to amend chapter $50,
Public Laws of 1899, in reference to hunt
ing in the county of Wilkes.
Bivens, of Union, to incorporate the
town of Wingate, Union county.
Britain, of Randolph, to repeal chap
ter 149, Laws of 1895, and to amend
chapters 210 and 212 of the Code, regu-
lating manner of bringing suit in forcible
trespass.
Payne. of Cherokee, to repeal chapter
At, Public Laws of 1895.
Blythe, of Henderson, to incorporate
the town of Flat Rock, in Henderson
county
Reinhardt. of Lincoln, for better drain
age Of land on Clark's Creek in Lin
coin county.
Bradshaw, of Person, for the improve
ment of the public roads of Person coun-
ty.
Craig, of Buncombe, to incorporate the
Asheville, and Weaverville Railway and
Power Company OF ,Buncombe county.
Craig, of Buncombe, to place Alexander
Freeman en- the pension roll.
Craig, 20 extend the corporate limits
of Weavervile.
Owen, of Sampson to repeal section
1893 of the Code.
Robinson. of Arson, to prohibit pools,
trusts. monopolies, and cOnspiracies to
control business and prices of articles and
to prevent the formation or operation
of pools, trusts. monoroies and combina-
tions of charters of corporations that vio-
late the terms of this act, and to author
ize the institution of prosecution and suits
therefor.
Robinson, of Anson for the relief of
VIM. IT, Eildreth, disabled Confederate
soldier.
Robinson. of Anson for the relief of
James Tice, a disabled Confederate SOL
der
Petree, of Stokes, for the relief of N.
0. Petree, clerk of the Superior court
of Stokes county.
Petree, of Stokes, to authorize the
board of commissioners of Stokes county
to levy a special tax.
Carson, of Alexander, an act to amend
the Constitution of North Carolina
Carson, to restore the writ of mandam-
US to it's ancient dignity.
Rrm, of Surry, for the relief of w.
H. Haymore an aX-Ccnfederate soldier
of Surry.
Mastin, of Wilkes, for the relief of
Miles Blackburn, an ex-Confederate SOL
dior of Wilkes county.
Mastin, for the relief of certain Off
GERS and witnesses who attend the courts
as witnesses before the grand jury
McKethan. of Cumberland, defining
liability of insurance companies in GER
tain cases.
Weaver Of Ashe, TO prohibit the man
ufacture and sale of spirituous or malt
liquors within two miles of Bethel Meth
odist Episcopal church in Ashe county.
Galloway of Watauga. to put II. II.
Grier, an ex-Confederate soldier, or the
pension roll
Galloway, to put NJ. A. league, an ey-
Confederate soldier, on the pension roll
Burnett, of Swain, TO empower the
commissioners of Swain county 10 levy
a special tax for the purpose Of building
an iron bridge at Whittier.
Duls, of Mecklenburg, to prot sct pri
mary elections and conventions Of polt
zeal parties and to punish frauds com
mitted thereat and to provide for party
registration OF voters in cities of 5000
inhabitants and over. Introdu ed hy L.
quest.
Harris of Northampton. TO an0ud chap
ter 189. Public Laws uf lSJ9.
Mcintosh, of Yancoy, a piare oti tain
ex-Confederate soldiers OF. Yancey coun-
ty on the pension roll.
THE CALENDAR
The bill to regulate the working of
convicts in Pasquotank county, providing
that convicts sentenced for ons year 1.
less be worked on the streets Of Eli a.
beth City, was slightly amended 5y The
committee and passed all it's readings
The Senate Resolution fixing the date
of the election of United Stats Senator
at Y o'clock, Tuesday, January the 22nd,
was received and adopted by the House.
The bill to pay indebtedness on new
Jail and other county Indebtedness in
Graham county passed its second reading
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