The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-26

ordered enrolled for ratification:
II. 3. 951. s. B. TAI: To authorize issue
of bonds in Hamlet to build school
houses.
II. B. 1926, S. B. 779: To provide for the
improvement and repair of the roads of
Chowan county. Sent to the House for
concurrence in amendment.
H. B. 1885, S. B. S54: To amend the
charter of the town of GAINESVILLE. Mar
tin county.
H. B. 400, s. b. 600: To extend the
stock law in Little River township, Madi-
son county
H. B. 27f, s. B. 276; Relating to use Of
surplus funds and levy of special tax
in Sampson county. Upon concurrence
in House amendment.
H. B. 224, S. B. $40: For relief Of Isa-
belle Wells, a colored teacher Of Cleve-
land county Upon concurrence in House
amendment.
H. B. 42O, S. B. "a: To incorporate the
Peoples Mutual Sick Benefit Company.
Upon concurrence in House amendment
H. b. SIS, s. z. 701: To prevent the
obstruction of Juniper Creek in Column
bus county.
H. B. 729, S B. csc: To amend the
county.
H. B. $50, s. B. $780, To prohibit the
manufacture and sale and shipment OF
liquor in High Shoals township, Ruther-
ford county.
II. B. 500. S. B. $50: To create Haw
River township in Alamance county.
H. B. 1912, S. B. $685. To amend chap
ter 10. Laws of 1872 end 1873.
To nUf1 q
enlargement and extension of the library
system in rural districts
H. B. S19. S. B. 643: To amend chapter
179, Laws Of 1897, relating to the public
schools of Hickory.
Fl. B. All, S. B. 5S3: To amend chap
ter 6. Laws of 1901. relating to or
ganizing of street railway companies I'M
der the general railroad law. This IS
10 aid street RAILWAYS to carry trelSnt'
H. B. 1475. S. B. 1929: Supplemental to
regulate local oDtion election in Breyard'
H. b. 664 S. B. 700: For relief OF MISS
Mamie Little, public school teacher
II. B. 1881. S. B. 1000; To appoint two
additional commissioners for Buncombe
county.
H. B. 637, S. B. 91O: To authorize
commissioner of Vance county to fix tue
salary Of chairman of Board of County
Commissioners.
THIRD READING.
The following Senate bills passed their
third reading and were sent to the House:
s. b. 1855: To incorporate the town Oh
Ellington, in Harnett county.
S. B. 1872 To amend the charter OF the
town of Fremont
S. B. 706: To incorporate the Lilly
Mill and Power Company.
S. B. S52: To establish Graded schools
at Edenton.
S. B S65: To allow the town of Mil
ton to refund its bonded indebtedness.
S. B. 302: To amend chapter 424 Laws
of 1887, in regard to the public schools
in Reidsville district, Rockingham county.
S. B. 769: To authorize an issue OF
bonds in Buncombe county.
s. B. 791: To authorize the levy of a
special tax in Edgecombe to meet spe-
cial Indebtedness.
s. B. 1926: TO prohibit the Illegal sale
of liquor in Union county.
S. B. S92: Supplemental to an act es-
tablishing graded school at Swan Quarter.
S. b. $50: To permit V. NJ Carter, OF
Rowan to peddle without license.
S. B. 708 To protect railroad conduc-
tors and steamboat officers.
S. B. 969: TO amend the road law of
Charlotte.
S. B. $50: To amend chapter 164, Laws
of 1899, relating to rebuilding depots
burned by fire.
S. B. 5S7: An act relating to contested
| elections.
S. b. S31: To incorporate the Norlina,
Warrenton and Carolina Central Railroad
| Company.
S. B. 564: To prevent the spread OF
! small pox and scarlet fever.
| S. D. S51 To repeal chapter 466, Laws
of 1901 relating to issuing bonds fol
! building bridges.
| S. B. 500: To repeal the general cleo
! ton law for town as it applies to Har-
nett county
S. B. 947; To amend the charter of the
town Of Salisbury, authorizing Board Of
| Aldermen to fill vacancy in water Com
| mission.
S. B. s91; To protect quail in Ban
| combe county.
S B. $50: Relating to the school fund
| CT Harnett county.
S. B. 100: To validate certain defec-
tive probate and registration of instru
ments
s. B. 93S; To incorporate the Guar.
anty and Indemnity Association.
| S. B. SIT: To amend chapter 1862 Laws
of 1901. relating to the standard keeper
OF Grecnville.
BILLS RATIFIED.
: The following bills having been enroll
| Ell were ratified and are now laws. The