The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-02-03

abou, the only discussion OF the day
was over a bill by Mr.. Daniel. OF vance
to prevent the picking OF berries or now
e-s on lands OF another without consent
of the owner. Judge Graham and Or.
Riddick fought the bill, in the name OF
the poor people, and It was finally lost
THE DAY IN DETAIL
Sneaker Gattis called the House to or
der at 10: 30. and prayer was offered by
Rev. Mr.. Croxton. Of Monroe.
PETITIONS.
Daughtridge: For temperance legisia-
tion.
Daughtridge: For temperance legisla-
ton.
Foy: For temperance legislation.
Guion: For temperance legislation.
King: For temperance legislation.
Aiken: From Baptist and Presbyterian
churches of Brevard, asking that no law
be enacted whereby a bar-room may be
established in the town of Brevard.
Shelton: For London bill.
Kicks: For temperance legislation.
Goode: For prohibition in North Caro-
lima.
Price of Rockingham: Against London
bill.
Willis: For temperance legislation.
Parker OF Wayne: From I churches of
Friends for London bill.
Riddick: Tor temperance legislation.
Daniel of Vance: For temperance leg
i~slation.
White of Jones: For temperance legis-
lation.
Hooker: To forbid distilling on prohi-
bitive territory in North Carolina.
Hunter: For temperance legislation.
Leeper: To prohibit manufacture and
sale of liquor within 2 mileSof all church
es and school in Cherryville township.
CASTOR county.
Leeper: For temperance legislation.
Kicks: For London bill.
McRae: For London bill.
Blount: For temperance legislation.
Hughes: For temperance legislation.
NewIand: From women Of BTevacd
that no liquor be sold within corporate
limits of town.
Newland: For temperance legislation.
Williams: For temperance legislation.
Duncan: For temperance legislation.
KinsIand: For temperance legislation.
Newland: From citizens of Wilkes for
a Teachers Training School in Western
North Carolina.
Humphrey: For the repeal of certain
taxes in Rockingham county.
Craige: For child labor law.
Price Of Stanly: For temperance legis-
lation.
White of Halifax: For temperance leg
islation.
Vann: For temperance legislation.
Drewry: For temperance Legislation.
Davidson: For temperance legislation.
Fuller: Eighteen petitions from Dur
ham for temperance legislation.
Abel: For temperance legislation.
Davidson: For appointment of j. f.
Gregory as additional Justice of the
Peace in township No. 10, Madison ccun-
ty.
Mcneil: For London bill.
Mcneil: For London bill.
Robertson: For temperance legislation.
Robertson For temperance legislation.
Britt: For temperance legislation.
Newland: To place Phillip Walsh on
pension roll.
Luther: For temperance legislation.
Self: Three petitions for temperance
legislation.
Carlton: For temperance legislation.
Erwin: For temperance legislation.
Self: For temperance legislation.
BILLS REPORTED FAVORARLY.
For relief Of sheriffs and tax collec-
tors.
To prescribe method of restoring estates
to lunatics, idiots and inebriates.
To protect fish in Elkin River, Wa
tauga county.
To correct State grant 1891.
To repeal law of 1891 relative to sale of
wine in Hartford county.
To provide for cross index of appoint
ment of executors, administrators and
guardians.
To provide for State registration of
trained nurses in North Carolina.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Blount OF Washington: To repeal law Of
1901 prohibiting telling trees in certain
streams in Beaufort county
Aiken of Transylvania: To authorize
the T~oxaway Hotel Company to permit
wines and liquors to its guests in Jack
son and Pennsylvania counties.
Davidson of B~uncombe: To extend the
corporate limits of Ashcville.
To pay Judge George A. Jones for hold
ing special term of court.
Morris of Polk: For a graded school at
Tryon.
Freeman of Henderson: To prevent OBJ
structlon Of Clear Creek.
Cowan of Jackson: To amend charter
Of Cullowhee.
To enable boards Of education to form
school districts of territory lying CONT
guous in different counties.
Freeman of Henderson: TIC regulate the
working Of roads in Henderson county.
Duncan of Sampson: To submit the
question of manufacture and sale Of Ii
quor in Sampson county to a vote of the
people.
Morris of Mcdowell: For relief of an
eX-shcrif of Mcdowell county.
Dobson Of Surry: To prevent bribery in
elections.
Alexander Of TyrreIl: To protect fish
IN Scuppernong River.
Offman of Randolph: To legalizc the
Senatorial primary.
Grant of Davie: To regulate killing
certain game birds in Davie county,
Hamlin of Madison: To appoint certain
justices of the Peace in Madison county
Offman of Randolph: Relating to iss,1-
ing certificates to teachers as of good