The news & observer., 1901-01-15
Allhands. OF Polk conntv


town of Andrews in Cherokee county.
Lane, of Rockingham, for appointment
of justice Of the peace for Rockingham.
Baldwin. of Forsyth, to extend time
for registering grants and cure certain
defective registrations.
Mastin, of Wilkes, to take name of John
Seiden, Confederate pensioner of Wilkes
county. from the fourth class and place
the same on the roll of the second class
Mastin. of Wilkes, for the relief of T.
IT. Absher, o blind exConfederate soldier
of Wilkes county.
Mastin, of Wilkes. for the relief of
Miss Samantha Lyon, of Wilkes county.
Ellen, of Nash, to abolish fences in
Nash county.
Bradsher. TO prohibit sale of spirituous
LIQUORS within five miles of Concord
church.
Wright. of Rowan, to place certain ex-
Confederate soldiers and widows of sol
diers on the pension roll
Wright, of Rowan, for relief of Jesse
d. Watts.
Wilson. of Caswell, for relief of certain
teachers of Caswell county.
Mcintosh, of Yancey, authorizing the
construction of roads in Yancey county.
Mcintosh, of Yancey, 10 amend chapter
I'll, Public Laws of 1899.
Renhardt, of Lincoln for relief of
j. Scott Lawing
Reinhardt, for the relief of Sid J. For
ney.
keinhardt, for the relief of 1. Dellinger
heinhardt. for the relief of Mrs. J. NJ
Burgess
Rothrock, of Rowan, to prevent the
killing and selling of partridges between
certain dates in Rowan county
Willard, of New Hanover, to repeal
section 2, chapter 440 Public Laws of
1899, in regard to fishing in certain wa
ters of New Hanover county
Willard, Of New Hanover to provide
for the Government of the Jas Walker
Memorial Hospital. of the city of Will
mington.
Wilson, of Caswell, to prohibit hunting
in Caswell county without permission of
the owner of the land.
Bivens. of Union for the relief of Jesse
Rogers, a disabled Confederate soldier.
Brim, of Surry, for the relief of w R.
G0ulding.
Carlton of Dupin, to extend time of
registering grants and cure certain de-
fective registrations.
Lawrence of Hertford to have names
Of II. II. Johnson and T. X. Warren. ex-
Confederate soldiers of HertfOrd county
placed on the pension roll
Curtis, of Buncombe, asked leave of alb
sence for his colleague, Mr.. Locke Craig
BILLS FROM THE SENATE.
To provide for the better ventilation
of the halls of the General Assembly. Re-
ferred
To amend the charter of the Howard
Relief Fire Company of Wilmington
THE CALENDAR
The bill to authorize the town of Rocky
Mount TO issue bonds for the establish
ment of an electric light plant, sewerage
system and for other purposes passed it's
third reading, and was sent to the Sen
ate without engrossment
The bill to be entitled an act to au-
thoriZe the commissioners of Iredell coun-
ty to levy special tax to pay the in
lehtedness incurred by the building of
the new court house, passed it's second
reading and was placed on the calendar
for it's third reading
The report of the Committee on Rules
was adopted.
The bill for the relief of certain teach
ers of Caswell county passed its three
readings and was sent to the Senate with
ont engrossment
THE VOTE
The following voted Aye" Alexander
Allen, of Wayne; Baldwin, Bannerman
Barco, Beddingfeld, Bivens, Blalock
Blount Bradsher. Carr. Carlton, Connor
Daniels, of Vance Daughtridge Duls
Fields. Gattis. Green, Hall, Hayes, Hoey
Hood, Lane, Lawrence, Little. Mann
Nichols. Nicholson, Page, Pearson, Rober-
son, Robinson. Ross. Rountree, Seawell
Shannonhouse, Shelton, Simms, Spain
hour, Stewart, Thompson, Welch, Whita-
ker, of Forsyth; Whitaker, of Guilford;
White, of Halifax; White of Jones; Will
liams, Wilson, Winston, Wright-55.
The noes" were: Allen, of Columbus: /:
8arnhill Benbow Blythe, Brim, Britain
Burlison. Burnett, Galloway, Carraway.
Carson, Coleman, Collins. Curtis. Dean
Duncan, Ebbs. Ellen. Gather. Garrett
Graham, Harris, Hartley, Isbell, Long,
McKethan, Mastin, Mauney, McCulloch
Nc. Farland, McNeill, Morgan, Morris
oliver, Owen, Owens, Patterson, Payne
Pearce, Petree. Reinhardt. Richardson.
Rothroch. Russell. Sheets. Smith, Stew
enson, Stubbs, Watts, Weaver Willard,
Marlborough Zachary.-53
The following reasons were given by
members for voting as they did:
Blalock voted are because he was
prompted by common sense, and not any
egal technicality, and because he wished
o carry out the wishes of his consti-
tuents.
Connor in giving his view for voting
ave, said he favored giving the Governor
5000 ir 'S5 and still favored the same
hino
Gattis explained his vote by saying he
was not clear in his mind on the con-
stitutionality, but he favored increasing
he Governors salary. Voted aye
Mr.. Owen. of Sampson voted no be-
cause his people did not wish it. on ac-
count of the necessity of spending so
much money for education.
Mr.. Robinson. of Guilford. voted for