The news & observer., 1901-01-18
The NATIONAL PARK
IN NORTH CAROLINA
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Resolved. That the Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress from this state
are hereby requested to urge upon Con-
gress the Importance of prompt and fa-
vorable action in behalf of this measure.
TIE CALENDAR.
The bill to allow the Commissioners of
Craven county to levy a special tax was
reported favorably by the Committee on
Finance and passed all its readings
Bill to prevent shooting and the use OF
vulgar, profane or boisterous language
The Committee on Propositions and
Grievances recommended that this bill 90
not pass. On motion of Mr. Hoey, OF
Cleveland, the bill was laid upon the
table.
The bill 20 incorporate the Cleveland
Commercial College at Shelby recon-
mended favorably by the Committee on
Corporations, passed all its readings
The act for the relief of ]. B. Carringer
tax collector for the town of Bryson CRY,
was recommended for passage by the
Committee on Finance, and passed us
second and third readings.
The bill to abolish fences in Nash coun-
ty passed its second reading and was
placed upon the calendar for its third
reading.
Bill to amend the charter of the How
ard Relief Fire Company, of Wilmington,
passed all it's readings.
Senate Resolution for the improvement
of the Upper Cape Fear River passed it's
third and final reading.
The bill providing for the government
of the James Walker Memorial Hospital,
of Wilmington, passed its second read
ing end went to the Calendar for final
reading
Bill to allow the commissioners of
Yancey county to levy a special tax.
Recommended By Committee on Finance
and passed it's second reading.
Bill to appoint additional Justices of the
Peace for Davidson county. passed its
three readings.
Bill to incorporate the town of Apple
Tree, in Greene county, passed its second
reading and went to the Calendar for its
third reading
Bill to incorporate United Sons and
Daughters of Salem, passed its second and
third readings
Bill to authorize the Commissioners OF
the Town of Concord to issue bonds.
passed its second reading and went to the
Calendar for it's third reading.
Bill to amend the charter of the town
of Concord, in the county OF Cabarrus,
passed its three readings.
Senate Bill for the relief of the Dam
gerous Insane Department of the State
Hospital at Raleigh passed all its read
ings. This bill provides for the appro-
priation of $4,000 for the payment OF the
debt arising from money borrowed from
the State Treasurer for the maintenance
Of the criminal insane: also that $500 be
to meet the immediate neces-
sary expenditures of the Dangerous In
sane Department.
Representative Connor explained that
the object of this bill was to carry out
what the previous session intended to do,
but left unon the Calendar,
Another h:ll to amend the charter of
the town of Concord passed its three read
ings.
Bill for the relief of JOS. A. Robinson,
of Granville. passed all it's readings.
Bill to prohibit firing of guns and pis-
tolls in the town of Roper, Washington
county. passed all its readings
Bill to make the first Monday in Sep
tember Labor Day. passed the three
readings.
Senate bill to amend the charter of the
Whitney Reduction Company. in Rowan
county. was passed over until today, on
motion of Mr.. Smith. OF Gates.
Mr.. Gattis, of Orange. asked leave OF
absence until Monday for Mr.. Long OF
Alamance.
Bill to amend chapter 5S1 of Public Laws
of 1899 N so far as it concerns Franklin
county. passed all its readings.
On motion of Mr.. Robinson, of Anson.
the House adjourned until this morning
at y o'clock
The chair announced the following COM
mittces:
STATE LIBRARY.
Marlborough chairman, Thompson, Win
ston Fields, Gattis, Barnhill, Britain,
Owens, Bivens, Connor, Martin, Sheets,
Duncan.
APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES oF UNI
VERSITY.
Robertson. of Guilford. chairman, Will
son. Gattis. Seawell, Winston, Yarbo-
rough, Rothrock, Benbow. Mastin.
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
McKethan. chairman. Russell. Welch,
Harris, Burnett Weaver.
IMMIGRATION.
Wright chairman, Mauney, Collins,
Zachary, Mann Hoey, Paterson, McNelH,
Galloway, Coleman
CLAIMS
Whitaker. of Forsyth, chairman, Barn
hill. Nash, McIvcr, Pearson, White, OF
Jones, McCulloch, Nicholson, Graham,
Isbell, Payne.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
stewart, chairman, Barco, Fields. Gar-
rett. Hail. Shelton, Bannerman, Williams
Ellen, Petree, Galloway.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Smith, chairman, Taylor. Allen. oil
Wayne. Carraway, Shannonhouse, Long,
Shelton Stewart Garrett, Dees, Payne,
Coleman, Galloway, Mcintosh.
PENAL. INSTITUTIONS.
Patterson, chairman Watts. Oliver,
Wilson, Long, Alexander. Wright. Craig,
Daniels. of Warren. Morphcw, stewart
White, of Hartford. Blalock, Ardrey'
Martin. Mcintosh Coleman.
INSTITUTION FOR DEAF AND DUMB.
Oliver, chairman Curtis, Reinhardt'
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