The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-04-11
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/ Inc i<TSl-lAtur~ met again lA>i
"Wednesday afternoon, but ir.n~ct.
ed very little busIns-s Of ImportAnce
There Se- only four 'S-nAtor-
present.
Tney were; Arlington OF Nash,
Broughton Of Wake, wosiarsi ui
Wil-on, and Glenn of Guilfori.
Senator Broughion sent forward /.
bill providing that Wake county d.
stricken from the Foushee leg liz. q
primary Law, aud asked that Il b.
placed upon It's immediate Ia--Aee
The bill pa>ss,d it, final reading.
| The following bills from the
House we're received, Ias-ed aud
ordered enrolled:
Senate 1871, III. Il. 226.-Bill
Supplemental 10 an act to apy.oint
members Of the county board of
Education.
:. B. 1912, III. b. e2G6-BilI up
Elemental 10 all act entitled AN acl
To provide for The division of th..
State into judicial districts and to
provide tor holding the courts there
In. ratified March IL, 1901.
S. b 1873, III. Il. 2o60-Bili sup
| Elemental 10 an act amendatory of
an act 10 establish q stock law In
certain portious of Wayne county
s. b. 1876, II. Il 226l-Resolu
tion to pay clerks and other en-
ployes mileage for their attendance.
upon the present. session Of the
General Assembly.
S. b. 1878, II. b. 2265-Bu Ia
amend chapter 203, private laws of
| 1899.
s. B. 1851, III B 226S-Bill sup
Elemental to an act entitled an act
relating to fees Of witnesses in Ger
tain cases, ratified March II, 1901.
S,natOr Woodland introduced a
resolution providing that the clerk
OF the judiciary committee, Nj.
Mccall, be allowed mileage, as were
other employees Of the Assembly
Senator Woodland afterward with
drew the bill.
AT the request of SENATOR Brough-
ton the resolution providing for the
payment Of 500 to Judge T. Il
WOmack for services i'm preparing
the bill for the division of the State
into sixteen judicial districts, was
taken from the calendar and put up
on lis third reading. The bill pass
ed it's final reading.
HoUsE.-There were only eleven
members present In the House.
The Speaker requested that some
one move to concur in the Senate
amendment to the bill providing for
compulsory education in Mitchell
county. He said Representative
Burlison of Mitchell was anxious to
have this bill ratified.
Mr.. Allen of Wayne introduced
HI. b. 2260, which was an act
amending the bill relating to the
stock law in certain township in
Wayne. al think | have lobbied
sufficiently to get this bill through
The bill passed its readings.
Mr.. Winston introduced resolution
226l, authorizing the payment ot
mi ge to clerks and employees
The resolution was adopted.
| Mr.. Watts of Iredell introduced
H. b. 1862, which made the &C
relating to the fees of witnesses i,
certain cases applicable to lredel
ami BERTHE counties. The bill pass
ed its readings.
III. l. 1858 was introduced by Mr.
Hood of Wayne, and it passed with
out opposition. This bill correct
an error increasing the capital stool
Of the GoldsbOro Lumber COmpan,
from 100000 TO 100000.
THURSDAY.
President Pro Tenn. London call
ed the Senate to order There wer
four Senators present. London, Al
rington, Woodland and Broughton.
A resolution from the House iha
the General Assembly adjourn sin
die at 1890 was passed.
House bill to increase the numbe
of commissioners of Iredell count,
to five, to become effective after tb
next general election, was passed.
House bill to supplement an &C
to amend chapter 80, private laws Q
1899, was passed.
A bill introduced by Senate
WOodard increasing the number Q
commissioners for Wilson county
{ five after 1902 was passed.
President London then rattle
the bills awaiting his signature.
II A House bill authorizing all pei
u sons required to give bond to til
: State of North Carolina to give th
same in surety and guarantee CON
panies was passed.
al HOUsE-The House met at nooI
, tSpeaker Moore presided. Bills wei
% introduced as follws:
% By Winston, to amend the act a
h lowing Craven county to issue bond
r by striking out the provisie
D that the smallest bond should
=, $4,000 to make it $40, as was il
Is tended.
mi BY Watts to increase the numb
of county commissioners in Wills
and Iredell.
By Winston, to authorize all pe
sons required to give bond TO t
State to give security in guaran
o' companies. All these passed.
Il A resolution to adjourn at IL:
e. was adopted and the clock was 4
III back.
IN A bill passed abolishing the off
50 of enrolling clerk and placing th
~ matter in the hands of the Secrets
u of State.
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