The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-01-20

IOpt, OOllI H. oIilthldHus 81. A.. NJ.
Woodall, E. Lee, w. T. Dupree.
For Barbecue Township.-John Danoch,
A. A. Clar. Jr, A. D. Waddell, Hugh D.
Cameron, John A. Clark.
For Black River Township.-J. A.
Hockaday, Solomon Stevenson. ]. A. Will
lians, S. G. Collins, D. d. Johnson, j. L.
Johnson n j. B. H~ockaday.
For Buckhorn Township L. T. Mann,
]. A. Champion. A. V. Quar-. T. B. La
nier, l.. S. Mann.
For Grove Township. l. Turling-
ton, G. l.. Bailey. Claude Stewart, Thos.
D.. Stewart. Albert Johnson. W. j..
Hodges, John Gregory, John M.Stewart.
For Neills Creek Township.-C. II.
Biggs, w. NJ. Sexton, ]. t. Johnson, Geo.
H. Long, r. B. Crowds. n. \. Stewart,
f. II. Taylor.
For Stewards Creek Township.-Joseph
Williams, j. T. Dollar. d. ]. Parker. j.
NJ. Davis.
For Ellington Township.-B. F. Shaw,
Jas. P. Byrd, E. B Reid, Jim Lanier, j.
r. Grady.
For Upper Little River Township
Hugh Mclean, Sam w. Withers, J. B. F.
Stewart, NJ. Mimms. Thos. A. Harring-
ton, Neill Mclean.
For Johnsonville Township.-W. j..
Smith, Henry Morrison, A. c.. Buie.
For Hcctors Creek Township.-Gaston
Holt, l.. D. Mckinney.
SENATE-NINTH DAY.
The Senate met at eleven O'Clock, with
Lieutenant Governor Turner presiding.
Prayer was offered by Rev. A. w. Curtis.
Following the roll call the reading OF
the Journal was dispensed with, on mo-
ton of Senator Goodwin. Various COM
mittee reports were sent forward and a
number of bills were announced as hav-
ing been enrolled for ratification.
These are: To allow trial of criminal
cases at the January term in Franklin
county. For the enrolment of bills. To
increase the commissioners of Guilford.
To repeal the Union dispensary laws. To
amend chapter %, Laws of 1901. To
amend the charter of the Jas. Walker
Memorial Hospital. To provide for the
printing of calendars, bills and journals.
PETITIONS.
Through Senator White a petition was
submitted from certain citizens of Frank
lin county, asking that their section be
cut off from Franklin and attached to
Nash. Referred to on Coun-
ties, Cities and Towns. Through Senator
| Woodland, for q dispensary at Toisnot.
Through Senator McBryde, for a Board
of Confederate Pensions in Robson.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were put on their
first reading.
S. B. 94.-By Spence, Of Moore: To
facilitate the taking of dispositions in the
State in aid of a suit without the State.
To Committee on Judiciary.
G ID OE pr Nvorric Of NnEn. TO
amend chapter $50, Laws of 1901, To give
permission to police officers to serve
notices appointing registrars for city
and town elections. To Committee on
Privileges and Elections.
S. B. 96.-By Goodwin. of Harnett: TIC
appoint Justices of the Peace in Har-
nett county. On calendar.
S. B. 97.-By We1lborn, of Ashe: To
| allow bastard children to represent their
ancestors On their mothers side. To
, Committee on Judiciary.
| S. B. 9S.-By Brown, of Columbus: To
incorporate the Bank of Whiteville. To
Committee on Corporations.
s. 3. 99.-By Spence, of Moore: A
! bill for the employment of stenograph-
ers for the courts. This gives a judge
the right to engage one when necessary.
To Committee on Judiciary.
S.. B.. 100.-By Mitchell, of BERTHE: To
! amend section 1, 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. 1O2.-By Pollock, of Lenoir: Tc
amend chapter 1872, 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-
hibits the sale of liquor within four
miles of the church. To Committee or
Propositions and Grievances.
S. B. 105.-By Woodard, of Wilson:
To establish a dispensary at Toisnot, in
Wilson county. This was accompanied
by many petitions. To Committee on
Propositions and Grievances.
BILLS THIRD READING.
S. 3. 6.-By Blow, of Pitt: To pro-
vide for cross indexing of executors, adj
illustrators, guardians. The Committee
On Judiciary reported the bill with ar
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 and goes
to the House.
SECOND AND THIRD READINGS.
The following bills were put On their
| second readings:
S. B. y, II. b. 74:-To amend chapter
IS, Laws OF 1893, by eXempting Madison
from the operations of a law by which