The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-15

Pierce. Of Craven. II. b No. %. to al
| low the county commissioners of Craven
county extra nay.
! Pierce. OF Craven. H. B. No. "a 10
| allcw the commissioners OF Craven county
| to levy a special tax.
| Pierce. Of Craven. II. B. No. p. TO
prevent persons from fishing and Smoothly
! from the bridges across the Neuse and
, Trent rivers.
| Gather of Catawba. H. r. No. %. TO
repeal chapter 100. Laws of 1887 and chap
| ter 211, Laws of 1895 and chapters - and
2l1. Laws OF 1899, relating to divorce.
Stubbs, OF Martin. II. B. No. 81 to
| amend section >. article * Of the Con-
| stitution. relating to the distribution OF
! the school fund between the races.
Wright. OF Rowan. H. B. No. IS. 10
| amend article " of the Constitution so as
| 10 give the white race the benefit OF its
school taxes and the colored race the
! benefit OF its school taxes.
RountreC, Of New Hanover II B. No.
| -, TO change the name of the Guardian
Security. Trust and Deposit Company of
| Wilmington TO the Peoples Savings Bank
| OF Wilmington.
| II. Fl. Hartley. of Davidson II. b No.
| 80. 20 repeal chapter 1926. Public Laws OF
1899 respecting premiums on certain wild
| fowls
Page Of Montgomery, II. B. No. Il. to
! continue in force chapter 90 Private
Lews Of 1871
ID. b. Mcneil. of Brunswick gained
consent OF the House to introduce RCso-
luton No. -. that a committee of two be
appointed 10 see the Secretary OF State
! and ask hr! to furnish the members OF
! The House with copies of the Code, if he
has .hc:2.
O. 7. Mason. Of Gastcn. offered the fol-
lowing amendment: And copies OF acts
| of The General Assembly subsequent
thereto" 10 he added after the word
''Code.
L. L. Smith of Gates. proposed to
amend by saying. One set to every five
menhe:s."
Mascn's amendment was lost. and
Smiths adopted. The original resolution
was adopted amended by Mr. Smith,
Carraway. of Lenoir. secured permits
sion to offer the following:
II. r. No 33, Resolved. that a commit
tee of three be appointed to secure an
office for the Engrossing Clerk. Adopted.
MCssrs Carraway. Oliver and Morphew
were appointed on the committee.
THE CALENDAR
Watt : resolution NO. 1. on expenses
of contested elections. was referred to
| the Committee on Elections. by request.
House Resolution No. /, introduced by
Winston. TO appoint committee to ar
range fer the inauguration, was tabled.
rs the Senate Resolution on this matter.
| amended by Mr. Winston. covered his
resolution.
House Bill No. %. to change the name
Of the Guardian. Security and Trust Com
nan:. Of Wilmington, to the Peoples Saw
incs Bank. Passed third reading and
sent to the Senate without engroSsment.
The chair announced the committee on
Privileges and Elections: Winston. OF
BERTHE. chairman: Thompson. of Onslow,
Spanhour. OF Burke. McEullock. of Bia-
den, Watts, of Irede1 Daughtridge. of
Edgecombe, Nicholson. of Beaufort. Law
renee. Of HertforI, Weaver, OF Ashe.
House Bill No. II. introduced by Blythe.
of Henderson, to amend a law relating
TO the State Bank of Commerce at Hen
dersonvillc chapter u. Private Laws Of
1889 nsssed its second and third reading
ard was sent to the Senate without en-
srossment.
GOVERNOR EUSSELLS MESSAGE.
At this juncture; Secretary Bay!us
Cade entered with the Governors mes
sage. which was then read to the House.
Action on the message was postponed
to give lime fer the preparation of joint
resolution.
On notion of Craig. OF Buncombe. Joseph
Collins, of HAYWOOD. was sworn in as q
member OF he House.
Graham. of Granville. secured unani-
nous consent to introduce II. b. No. "a,
an act fOr the relief OF Frank b. Hob
Sood. OF Granville. Passed second and
third readings and went to the Senate
without cngrossmcnt.
Or motion Of Wright. OF Rowan. the
House adjourned until II "a. IN. this morn
in.