The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
new HOTEL
AT RALEIGH.
Howell Goodwill Remodel and
Renovate the Marlborough.
MONEY NOT AVAILABLE
Superintendent JoYner Has to Reply to
Inquiries from Counties That the
Appropriation Will Not Cover
All the Sums Asked For

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RALEIGH, N. c., February 6.-Ralelgh
e at last to have an up-to-date hotel.
Howell Cobb, proprietor Of Mountain
Park Hotel at Hot Springs, and Car
folina. at Durham. leased the Var
borough, OF Raleigh. to-day. Flo an
nounces that he viii have 1t completely
renovated. remodeled and greatly en-
targed. Tho new management will be
given charge In time to have the remod-
cling done during tho spring and SUM
mer and open under the new manage
ment In the early fall This assures to
Raleigh a first GLASS hotel. for which
She has strIven so zealously, but so long
Superintendent Of Public instruction J.
z. JOINER issued notice to-day to county
supcrintendents and boards Of education
that the second 10000 for bringing up
all schools to the four months limit Is
not ayaila BILE, and will not be unless the
Legislature makes some provision for it.
l1t adds that aid asked by some coun-
Ties from this fund is SO exceptionally
large that in many instances not more
than two-thlrds Of the amounts asked
could be allowed.
IN THE SENATE.
In tho Senate to-day more than an
HouF WAS QcVoted TO dlScugSlns the
Justice whistle BILL" requiring rail-
roads to ring bells and blow whistles
until noticed when trains are approach
Ing pedestrians on tho track. Railroad
people declare the result OF such bill
would be to greatly impede fast travel.
Forcing trains TO run under control much
OF the time. Tho opposition succeeded
in having tho bill re-referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
Notable bills passed were:
To provide for restoring estates OF
cured lnebr!ates.
To prohibit the manufacture and sale
OF liquor In Harnett county.
Mr.. London's bill TO make insurtng
lives OF infants unlawful was tabled.
Govern Or Aycock sent a message to
the Senate with a special report from
President yenable. OF the State Univer-
sity, urging the necessity OF a special
$4,000 appropriation for permanent Inn
provements.
Important bills introduced were:
BY Mr.. Pollock: To prevent dogs from
running at large and tax them 81 for
males. IS for females. for the benefit Of
tho school fund.
BY Mr. Bellamy: To increase PENSIONS
for confederate soldiers by an extra
10000 appropriation and reclassify PEN
sioners.
By Mr.. Blount: TO Investigate freight
scrImination, being bill prepared by
tho committee from the North Carolina
Associated Boards OF Trade.
The Senate adjourned out Of respect
for Congressman J. N. Moody. whose
death was announced.
IN THE HOUSE.
Important bills introduced In the House
were:
BY Mr.. williams: To give Justices OF
the peace Jurisdiction in cases for carry
Ing concealed weapons.
BY Mr.. Abel: To amend law so as to
permit persons travelling Inv the interest
OF education to use free passes.
BY Mr.. Foy: To improve public roads
BY Mr.. Benbow: Resolution OF respect
to the late Congressman Moody.
Tho noted Wilkes prohibition bill was
a special order In the House for noon.
but was postponed until noon next Tues
day, thus STAYING OF n hard fight. In
dications now are that the bill Will be
defeated.
Among bills passed were: To exempt
train dispatchers from jury duty; TO-
eliminate che oath in primary elections
except in cases OF challenge; resolution
OF respect to the late Congressman
Moody.