The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-05
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cecding 5000 upon any manufacturer OF
dealer or other person who shall sell any
or said illuminating oils or fluids before
they arc inspected according to this act
In case of fraud by dealers or manufac.
turers in altering or erasing inspectors
bond fine of $50.
Section provides for the appointment:
OF deputy inspectors.
Section no inspector or deputy shall
be interested in any way in the manu-
facture or sale of such oils.
Section 7. The term of office for tho
general inspector shall be years and of
the local inspectors 2 years, and lcvies
tax of one cent gallon upon the own
or OF the Illuminating oils or fluids in
apectcd marked and branded when the
quantities exceed 200 gallons; for less
quantities 1E cents per gallon. The in
spector may retain for his own services
q of the fees collected and shall turn
over to the State Treasurer the remain
ing Il.
Section s provides for the inspection
in transitu of barrels and packages from
other States which have no inspection
laws, etc.
Section 8 provides for inspection in
counties not having an inspector, by in
spectors from other counties.
Section 10 makes it misdcmeanor if
any carrier for wadding agent or ware
house man shall refuse to pay the in
spcction fees.
Section IL says the inspection fees are
charged for the purpose of defraying ex-
penses of the inspection and defines other
details of the work. of inspection.
Section IL stipulates when reports shall
be made and that they shall be made to
the State Auditor under oath.
Section 10 requires bond of 1000 from
each inspection except the general in
spector whose bond shall be $4,000.
Section II defines how and when tho
| Governor may suspend or remove in
| spcctors.
Section Is states that the act is to go
| into effect April ], 1901.
THE DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Lieut.. Gov. Turner called the Senate to
| order at eleven o'clock and Rev. Eugene
| Daniel, OF the Presbyterian church offer
| ed prayer in which he referred, touching
| ingly to the death of Mr.. w. c. Stronach
| who had done so much for the Confeder-
ate veterans of the State.
| Leave of absence was granted to Scna-
| tors Mcintyre and Justice for Monday and
Senator Vann until Thursday.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Gudger: To incorporate the
Aslleville Savings Institution
BY MIR. Speight: To amend chapter 101
Private Laws Of 1897 changing the name
of an association.
BY Mr.. ward: To provide for and rcgu-
latO hp fines
county.
BY Mr.. Broughton: To incorporate the
Central Trust Company
BY Mr.. Travis: 70 provide for the IN
spection OF Illuminating oils ;cd f,eis.
BY MI. Gudger: To amend chapter 1S2
Public Laws of 1898.
BY Mr.. Gudgcr: To amend section. tt19
of the Code. ea'''4
BY Mr.. Morton: To make the a..lor
tionmcnt of senatorial districts.
By Mr. Morton: To amend chapter 81
Laws of 1898.
BY Mr. Glenn: To provide IN adequate
support for the A. and NJ. College, GolGr-
ed at Greensboro and TO purchase Il farm,
BY Mr. Glenn: To revise the charter CT
the city of Greensboro.
By Mr. Calvert: To amend cnarter so
Laws OF 1S76-'77.
By Mr. Foushce: To amend an act
amending the charter of Durham
BY Mr. Travis. To amend tie charter
Of the town Of Halifax.
By Mr.. Foushec: 70 allow Inc alderme n
of Durham TO issue bonds.
BY Mr.. Smith: To repeal ,haE'er III
Laws of 1891 and placing the State Geo
logical Survey under the State Board OF
Agriculture.
BY Mr.. Scott: To prevent tho jumping
off of moving trains at Haw River.
BY MIR. Henderson: To amend chapter
239 Laws Of 1899.
BY Mr.. Lindsey: To allow incorporated
towns in Rockingham county to vote on
dispensary.
BY Mr.. London by request: Relative
to attorneys at law.
By Mr.. Pinnix: To allow Davie TO fund
outstanding railroad bonds.
PASSED THIRD READING.
The following bills passed third read
ing the House bills being then enrolled
for ratification and the Senate bills sent
to the House:
House Bill: To allow Lincoln county TO
levy special tax.
House Bill: To authorize the city of
Raleigh to issue bonds and levy a spe.
cial tax.
House Bill: To establish higL school III
Wesley Union chapel district II Mon
county.
Senate Bill: To allow the town OF
Hamlet to issue bonds for schools.
Senate Bill: To supplement an at OF
this session authorizing Wilkes county
to levy a special tax.
House Bill Relative to the public
schools of Asbevile.
House Bill To establish graded school
for Mt. Olive.
House Bill: To incorporate the town or
Woodside, in Rowan county.
Senate Bill: To incorporate t. Allan
tic and Northwestern Mining and Rail
road Company
House Bill: To amend the charter or
Hillsboro.
Senate Bill: To fund certain bonded
indebtedness of the town of Tarboro.
House Bill: To remove the county seat
of Jackson from Webster to Sylvia.
House Bill To authorize Jackson coun-
ty to issue bonds to construct or aid in
the construction of railroad by or near
Webster
House Bill: To authorize Mooresville
to issue bonds for improvements providar
the qualified electors vote for the iss,t