The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-03-10
abolish the requirement Of the payment
of the poll-tax as a requirement for vot-

| abolish the requirement Of the payment
of the poll-tax as a requirement for vot-
ing.
S. B.. 1864. Henderson: To incorporate
the Bank of China Grove.
S. B. 1865. Henderson,: To incorporate
the Spencer Savings Bank.
S. B. 1866. Durham: To amend section
6o of The Insurance Law, relative to
brokers placing insurance companies not
licensed in North Carolina.
S. B.. 1867 Vann: To regulate the hold
ing of election in the town of Edenton.
s.. B.. 1870: Richardson's: To amend
chapter 635, Laws of 1901, being an act
to regulate the dispensary at Kenly.
S. 3. 1871. Milton: To cancel mort
cages, liens and other instruments in
Stanly county.
S. 3. 1872 Henderson,: To prevent the
manufacture and sale Of liquor in Rowan
county. This gives the people of Rowan
county a vote on accepting the provisions
of what is known as the London bill.
S. B.. 1873. Travis: To provide for
Fire Commissioners of Halifax county.
S. B.. 1874. Travis + provide for
payment of money derived from liquor
license in Scotland Neck by town license
to the graded school fund of the town.
S. B. 1875. Webb: An act in relation TO
opinions of the Supreme court. This is
to require the court to file a written
opinion in all cases and to do away with
per curiam orders.
PASSED FINAL READING.
The following bills, having passed both
houses. were ordered enrolled for ratif-
cation:
H. B. 1850, S. B.. 1919: To amend chap
ter 270, Laws of 1891, relating to fees
OF tax collectors in Wayne county.
H. B. 1915, S. B. 1929: To allow the
commissioners of Gates county to estab-
lish a dispensary in certain cases.
H. B. 1867, S. B. 1857: To authorize the
levy of q special tax in Macon county
to pay Indebtedness incurred in build
ing a fence around stock law territory.
H. B.. 1O41, S. B. 1887: To amend chap
ter 212, Laws of 1891, and to provide
for the settlement Of certain indebted
ness of Northampton county.
II. B. 1921, S. B. 1928: To provide for
better working Of roads on oanok Is
land.
H.. B. 1922, S. B. 344: To amend the
charter of the town of Belhaven, Beau
fort county.
H.. B.. 1919, S. B. 1908: For the better
working of the roads in Greene county.
H. B.. sos, S. B. 1894: To provide for
water-works, electric lights and sewer
age for Elizabeth City.
II. B. 1919, S. B. 1147: To incorporate
Core Point, Beaufort county.
H.. B. 1869, S. B. 1112: To authorize the
commissioners of Pennsylvania to levy
a special tax.
H. B. 1906, S. B. 1851: To authorize the
commissioners of Jackson county to con-
struct a bridge across the Tuckaseege
River in said county.
H.. B. 1447, S. B.. 1926: To establish a
graded school in Roper.
H. B. 1412, S. B. 1880: To amend the
charter Of the town of Thomasville.
H.. B. 1894, S. B. 1926: To amend chap
ter "a, Laws Of 1901, applicable to David
son county.
ter "a, Laws of 1899, with reference to
life and hail insurance.
PASSED THIRD READING.
The following bills, originating in the
Senate, passed third reading and were
sent to the House for concurrence
S. B.. 82S: To amend section S743 of
The Code relating to the duties of coro-
ners, applying only TO Buncombe county.
S. 3. S29: To amend chapter 214, Laws
of 1893, relative to the duties OF cofo-
ners in Bunccmbe county.
s. B. 1912: To provide for the con-
struction and working of the public roads
and highways of Mcdowell county.
S. B. 1211: To authorize the commits
'sioners of Mcdowell county to issue
bonds to macadamize and otherwise i'm
prove the roads Of the county.
S. B.. 72S: To authorize the widow Of
Charles Smith, deceased, of Halifax coun-
ty, to collect his pension warrant.
S. B.. 1872: To prevent the manufac-
ture and sale of liquor in Rowan county.
A vote to be taken on the London bill.
S. B. 1867: To regulate the holding of
elections in Edenton.
S. B. 1873: To provide for fire commits
sioners of Halifax county.
S. B. 1874: To provide for the payment
of liquor license money of town of Scot
land Neck into the graded school fund
Of the town.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The Divorce bill was made the special
order for today at IL o'clock by a vote
of 10 to II. Senator Henderson said
| there was no merit in it and opposed it's
consideration.
The Mental Anguish" bill, tabled some
days ago, was taken from the table and
goes again to the judiciary committee.
An effort was made to have an after
| noon session, but it failed and the Sen
ate adjourned to meet at 8 O'Clock at
night.
THE NIGHT SESSION.
The Senate began its night session at
| s O'Clock and the bills were being passed
merrily when the bill for Greater Raj
eigh" came up.
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