The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-06

that this section shall not be construed
| to repeaI any law otherwise empowering
| towns and cities TO impose taxes, nor
| shall it affect unexpired licenses which
| have been issued
| Section was reverted to and the cor
porations therein named were further
| identified by using concerning them
| these words. (which now or may here
after be required by law" to make re-
ports.
| Senator Webb asked to allow Senator
/ Burton to offer an amendment to section
| Ga concerning the application of the
| State Liquor tax in certain cases to
| graded schools, but the Senate declined.
| The committee rose and reported the
! bill ready. 1t was read the second time,
| passed. and it's final reading comes to-
dav, after which it will go to the House
| for concurrence in the amendments
The Joint Committee on Approprla-
| tions submitted the bill carrying appro-
priation for State institutions. These
viii be found on page four of this paper
| Under the Dome" The bill also con-
| tains the following
| In the A. and NJ. College the scholar
ships are hereafter to be limited to one
TO each member of the House of Repre-
sentatives and no more.
None except INDECENT insane persons
| and INDECENT deaf, dumb and blind are
to be received in any State Hospital or
any institution for deaf, dumb and blind
unless maintenance is paid for
No greater sum is to be expended
than is appropriated to any institution.
| and only for purposes named. No debt
| is allowed to be created or contracted
for Violation by any officer or director
! is made a misdemeanor and such officers
or directors are made individually liable,
suit TO be made by the Attorney General.
THE NIGHT SESSION.
The Senate met at 8 o'clock last night
aud after the passing of number of
bills, receiving committee reports and
messages from the House the Revenue
bill was taken up in Committee of the
Whole. reported later, and passed its
| second reading.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were read the first
time, referred or placed On the caleF-
| dar:
S. b. HOO: To make appropriations for
State institutions. Made special order
fer $50 tonight
! S. B. 1401. Woodland; To include GER
tain territory in Pamlico county and
parts of other counties in stock law.
PASSED FINAL READING.
The following bills passed final read
! ing and were ordered enrolled unless
otherwise noted
H. B. 1894, s. B. 1919 To extend the
/ D,I 0s,I, 4, -
House for concurrence in enacting clause
amendment.
II. b. 1858, S. B. 1853: To incorporate
the Cumberland Railroad Company.
II. b. 1853. S. b. 947: TO incorporate
the Carolina Coast Railroad Company.
II. B. 1874, S. 3. 1859; To establish
graded schools in Troy.
H. b. 1142, s. B. 1854: To authorize
| the Board of Trustees of Lexington
! township to issue bonds.
Il. B. 1920, s. B. 1852: To amend the
charter of Morganton.
/ H. B. 1850, S. 3. 1870: TO amend the
charter of Wadesboro.
H. b. 1852 s. B. 1893: To allow the al
dermen of Bryson City to increase the tax
levy.
II. B. 1868, s. B. 1927: To incorporate
the CASTOR Loan and Trust Company
II. B. 1881. S. b. 1191: To amend chap
! ter 5SI, Laws of 1894, relating to the
road law.
H. B. 1854, S. B. 1882: To establish
graded school in Clinton township,
| Haywood county
H. b. 1880, s. b. 1149: To establish
graded school at MorGanton.
| H. B. Cal, S. B. 1876: To authorize the
county commissioners of Watauga to levy
special tax.
H. B. 1851, S B. 1910: To amend the
charter of Rosehill Duplin county.
! II. B. 1851, s. B. 1866: To levy special
tax in Nash county.
| II. b. 1902, S. B. 1917: To regulate
fishing in Roanoke River.
| H. B. 1892, S. B. 1947: To amend chap
| ter so, Laws of 1901, relative to mana
ger and working of the public roads OF
Mecklenburg county.
| II. B. 1892. s. B. 1896: To increase the
number of commissioners of Castor
county.
| Fl. B. $50, S. B. 900: To establish the
North Carolina Veterinary Association.
H. B. 1884. S. B, 1885, To incorporate
the Union Loan and Trust Company
THIRD READING 6
The following Senate bills passed
third reading and were sent to the House
| for concurrence:
S. b. 1854: To establish a graded
| school in the town of Yadkinvillc.
s. B. 140t: To include certain parts
of Pamlico county and other counties n
stock law territory
s b. 1882 To incorporate the YanceY-
Vile, Burlington and Reidsville Railroad
| Company.
S. b. 1885: To amend chapter 500.
Laws of 1901 relative to timber.
s. B. 1924: To allow Charles +. Balm
son, an ox-Confederate soldier, to be an
litinerant optician without license.
S b. 1914: To amend section s, chap
ter 1872 Laws of 1897, relative to licensed
pharmacists in cities and towns OF more
than 600 inhabitants.
S. b. 1866 TO amend section &C. Of the
! insurance law. relative to brokers placing
| insurance of companies not licensed IN
North Carolina.
s. B. 1860: To amend chapter $40.