The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-10
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ed on by the committee after careful
calculation They acted on the minimum
needs Of the counties. There is a neces-
si,y for this increased number for work
of The courts is greatly delayed lie
thought every lawyer ought to speak as
long as the interest of his client demands.
This is only an increase of two for the
bill abolishes two criminal courts.
senator Brown wanted 10 known the
necessity today of pushing the bill.
senator Justice said because the State
would have 10 be redistricted He be-
lieved in adequate court facilities.
Senator Brown wanted a provision in
the bin not allowing a judge 10 receive
nav for holding a special term unless he
had already held 40 weeks. He said there
had been a report that some judges hur-
ried through with one court term so as
10 get 10 some other place 10 hold a
special term to gel pay for il.
Senator Morrison said that was a mis-
take
Senator Justice said the proyiso that
Senator Brown wanted should be in the
bin redisgrcting the State.
Senator Brown said he wanted abundant
court facilities. but if he was hurried to
a vote today then he would vote against
the bill, but he didn't want to be under
stood as opposing the bill
Senator Morrison wanted action now
Senator Pinnix hoped a vote would not
be forced today; he was as yet unfamiliar
with the bill.
Senator Aycock said many were unpre-
pared not having examined it. and a
roll call today might defeat it,
Senator Morrison: Il don't think it viii
be defeated but Cor the sake Of the Sena-
tor from Wayne
Not just for me. interrupted Mr..
Aycock.
You are the only one | know objectng
to It's passing second reading today" said
Senator Morrison.
Il stand with Senator Aycock." ex-
claimed Senators smith and Morton,
springing to their feet.
Senator Woodard. or the committee. ar
que for the passage OF the bill, explain
ing the necessity for Is judges and said
that there should be no delay. When
Senator Woodard concluded. Senator Ay-
cock moved to adjourn until noon Mon
day, and the motion prevailed, and The
bin was left on the calendar
TIE CALENDAR.
Senate Bill: To establish sraded schools
It Selma, in Johnston county. passed third
reading.
Senate Bill; To incorporate tho Marion
and Northwestern Railroad Company,
passed third reading
Senate Bill: To allow the commissioners
Of Wilkes lcunty to levy a special tax
Dassed second reading
Senate bill: To incorporate Lands in
Rowan county. passed second reading
Senate bill To prohibit the sale Of
liquor in two miles OF Samaria church.
Nash county, passed third readin
Senate bill To incorporate churches in
Snow Creek. Mitchell county. passed
third reading.
Senate bill: To amend section 214S Of
Tbs Code regarding probate of wills
passed third reading
Senate bill: To provide sor the ota,e
banking system CT North Carolian
senator Long said it had been very care
fully drawn and was reported favorably
1t passed third reading
PASSED FINAL READING.
The following bills passed their third
and final reading and were ordered en-
rolled for ratification.
House Bill To prevent hunting on the
lands of another without consent of the
owner in Cabarrus. Pender, Wilson and
Polk counties.
House Bill; To establish graded school
in Henderson township Vance county.
House bill: To amend chapter IS. Laws
of 1889, regarding Investigation of fires