The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-17
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| Committee on judiciary.
S. B. 9S.-By Brown, of Columbus: To
| incorporate the Bank of Whiteville. To
| Committee on Corporations
s. b. 99.-By Spence, of Moore: A
| bill for the employment of stenograph-
! ers for the courts. This gives Judge
the right to engage one when necessary,
To Committee on Judiciary.
s. b. 100-By Mitchell, of BERTHE: To
amerd section I, chapter 242, private
acts of 1901. This changes the name OF
the firm of Gillian & Lyon, Bankers, of
Windsor, to THE Bank of Windsor" On
calendar.
S. B. 101.-By McBryde, of Robson:
To provide a new Pension Board for
Robson county. Committee on Pensions
| and Soldiers.
+ s. B. 102.-By Pollock, of Lenoir: To
amend chapter 332, acts of 1901, with re-
! gard to the relief of certain Confederate
| soldiers. To Committee on Pensions
and Soldiers.
| S. B. 103.-By Henderson, of Rowan:
To provide a proper system of heating
and ventilating the State Capitol. On
| calendar.
! S. B. 104-By McBryde, of Robson:
To incorporate Oak Grove Methodist
church. in Robson county. This pro-
| hibts the sale of liquor within four
miles Of the church To Committee on
Propositions and Grievances
s. B. 105.-By Woodland of Wilson:
To establish a dispensary at Tosnot, in
Wilson county This was accompanied
by many petitions. To Committee on
Propositions and Grievances.
BILLS THIRD READING.
S. r, 6.-By Blow, of Pitt: To pro-
vide for cross indexing of executors, adj
ministrators, guardians. The Committee
On Judiciary reported the bill with an
I amendment that these books be arranged
for each county, with discretionary pow
ers to the various county commissioners
! whether the plan would be adopted in
their counties, and how far back the in
dexing should extend. In this form the
/ bill was adopted and engrossed ard goes
to the House.
SECOND AND THIRD READINGS.
The following bills were put on their
second readings:
S. b. Y. H. p. 74:-To amend chapter
43. Laws of 1898, by exempting Madison
from the operations of a law by which
reward was paid for the capture OF
certain wild animals. Passed final read
ings and ordered enrolled for ratification.
S. B. II, II. B. 33.-By Guon, of Craven:
To amend chapter 207, Laws of 1899
Passed final readings and ordered en-
rolled for ratification.
S. B. 11.-This was to amend chapter
! %. Laws of 1898 but a substitute was
! prepared by the Judiciary Committee
This requires pleadings to be verified
, under oath in suits for the possessioning
of lands. The substitute passed all its
readings and was ordered engrossed and
sent to the House.
6. B. % Relating to appeals from
Justices of the Peace, and requiring
bonds from appellant and plaintiff. Jul
dietary Committees report was unfav-
orable and on motion of Senator Hen
derson, the bill was tabled.
S b. so. H. B. 81: An act prescribing
the method of drawing jurors in Craven
county. Passed final readings and or
dered enrolled.
s. B. IL An act providing for pen
alties for removing a fence from about
common crop. A committee substitute,
which provided that a removal, unless
preceded by ninety days notice and only
to take place between January 1st and
March 1st, should be treated as a mis-
dcmeanor. was adopted and the bill or
dered engrossed for ratifica ton.
s. b. rs, H. B. 51.-By Watts of Ire
dell. To amend chapter 1923, Laws of
1901. relating to striking out Iredell
county from the road law was received
with an unfavorable report from the
e No
Laughlin, the bill was tabled.
S. b. 96.-By Goodwin, of Harnett: A
bill naming the Justices Of the Peace for
Harnett. The term of the present Off
GERS expire on the seventeenth of this
month, and the bill provides for their
successors. Passed final readings, and
ordered engrossed and sent to the House.
s. B. 100-By Mitchell. of Bertie:
Changing the name CT Gillian & Lyon.
Bankers, to Bang of Windsor. Passed
final readings and ordered engrossed.
S. B. 89.-By McBryde, of Robson.
On motion, taken from committee and
placed on calendar. 1t proTides for the
appointment of Duncan B. Mclaughlin
as Justice of the Peace in Blue Spring
township, Robson county. Passed final
readings, ordered engrossed and sent to
the House.
S. B. 103.-By Henderson, of Rowan:
Providing for the proper heating and
ventilation of the State Capitol at cost
not to exceed $500. To the Committee
on Appropriations.
A memorial was presented through
Senator London from the Water Works
Association Of North Carolina, endorsing
the Appalachian Park Reservation.
Leave of absence until Tuesday was
granted to Senators Mclaughlin, Holton,
Aaron, Bellamy, Hoey, Walker. Sena-
tor Pharr's leave of absence was con
tinued till Tuesday.
After announcements by the Reading
Clerk, on motion of Senator White, the
Senate adjourned until eleven O'Clock
today.
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