The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-20
LIST Of NEW LAWS.
Four Resolutions and Sixteen
Acts Ratified.
There are Now en- the Socks as Tart Of the
Statute Law ct North
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The General Assembly, in the ten days
of the present session have made into
law exactly four resolutions and sixteer
bills.
In addition to these there has beer
much work done on other bills. Some
have passed each body and are being con-
sjdered by committees of the other body
while committees of both Senate ano
House are at work on bills which nave
originated in their own organizations
The resolutions and bills which have
been passed. enrolled, and ratified up tt
this date are as follows;
THE RESOLUTIONS PASSED.
No, /: To pay Capt Frank Bennett
doorkecper of the session OF 1911 10
assistance in organiginz House of 1913
One days pay and mileage.
No. .: In regard to employees OF Leg
islative Department. A committee to re
port number and cost and those actuall!
needed to conduct business.
No. S: Resolution relating to PRINT
ing the Calendars, Bills and Journals.
committee appointed to consider th'
question of printing these daily.
No. 4: Relating to counting vote To-
State officers, setting this for noon
Tuesday January 18th,
THE ACTS OF 1903.
Chapter I: For relief of Miss Luna Lee
Ellis Of Granville. To pay her $175'
due for salary as teacher in that county
Chapter 2: To repeal chapter 49A
Laws Of 1901. which provided for th'
issuing of $50 600 in bonds to improve INK
public roads of Granville.
Chapter 3: Authorize the Secretary o
State to appoint biennially an assistan
to prepare indexes, marginal notes an'
captions to the acts and resolutions o
each General Assembly. The assistan
to be paid not exceeding $500.
Chapter 4: To increase the number o
commissioners for Rockingham count
from to >. John B. Johnston anC
Charles VI. Dalton named as new com
missioners.
Charter ): To regulate the enroll
ment of bills. Providing for this to b'
done through the Secretary of State;
office.
CHAPTER g. To provide for the tria
of criminal cases other than those of jal
cases at January term of Franklin Su'
perior court.
Charter :: To increase the number o
County Commissioners for Guilfort
county from 3 to &, and appointing Will
liam c. Boren and Joseph A. Davidson
as the new commissioners.
Chapter s: To repeal the Union Coun-
ty Dispensary laws. This carries GU
the wishes of the voters as provided fol-
in an act of 1901. on which vote was
taken.
CHAPTER .: For relief of w. NJ. Wat
sou, cInrk Superior court of Craven
Allowing him one months leave of alb
cCHce n 1863 and one in 1901.
Cha0tel. ~: To amend section three
chapter twelve, of Private Laws of 1901
providing for the government OF the
James Walker Memorial Hospital a
Wilmington. increasing the amount u
be paid it by New Hanover county frcH
81 500 to 5000. and by Wilmington from
So eco to $500, these annually.
Chapter II: To amend chapter 2S
Laws, Of 1901, by abolishing the August
term OF Craven County Superior court
Chapter II: To regulate the drawing
OF Jurors in Craven county.
Chapter 10: To amend chapter POI
Laws of 1899, making the bond of the
County Treasurer of Craven county equa
to, in place of double, the revenues o.
the county for the preceding year, The
aggregate not to exceed 100000. The
bonds of county officers can be either by
persons or security companies.
Chapter II: TO amend chapter 4S
Laws of 1898. EXcmpts Madison county
from the provisions Of the act giving {
reward Tor the capture cf certain will
animals.
Chapter Is: To increase the number
of County Commissioners of Cumberland
county from to 5, and naming as now
commissioners John NJ. Owen and Charles
d. Gilmore.
Chapter IS: To amend chapter %
Laws CT 1901 relating to the terms o
the Superior court for Halifax county
This does away with courts provided for
beginning the sixth Monday before the
fifth Monday in March, fifth Monday
after the first Monday in March. am
substitutes one beginning the fifth Mon.
day before the first Monday in March