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

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I6ITTERS ; ; s:::' '' "'' Il 'f is
porated town. The bill names the Jus
tees TO be elected at this session. To
the Committee on Justices Of the Peace
S. b. SS.-By Goodwin. OF Harnett: \
bill TO provide for the codifcation OF the
public laws OF the State. To the Com
mittee on Judiciary.
s. b. S9.-By McBryde. OF Robson:
TIC provide for the appointing OF Duncan
B. Mclaughlin as a Justice OF the Peace
in Blue Spring township. Robson county.
On objection by Senator Mann 1T was
not placed on the calendar. To commit
tee on Justices of the Peace.
s. 3. e0.-By Bellamy. of Brunswick:
To amend section 1874 of The Code re-
lating to the requirements of registering
deeds of trust with Superior Court
clerks. To Committee on Judiciary.
s. B.. 91.-By Holton, Of Yedkin: To
include Yadkin county in chapter 1l5,
Laws of 1901, by which the only witnesses
to receive pay before grand juries are
those summoned by the foreman of the
grand jury or the solicitor under certain
regulations. When mot a true bill' is
found the fees to be only one-half, and
| the same to clerks. sheriffs. constables
or officers who served the process. To
Committee on Salaries and Fees.
S. B. 92.-By Thayer, of Montgomery:
To prevent the telling of trees in the
Uwharres River. in Randolph and Mont
| gomery counties.
S. B. 33.-By Travis. of Halifax: To
amend chapter %, Laws of 1901. by
changing the date of the spring term Of
the court of Halifax, so as not to con-
fict with other counties, and to rectify
an error of the printer. On Calendar.
SECOND READING.
S. B. 56.-By Blow, Of Pitt: Amending
the limits of the stock law in Pitt
county. Favorable report from Com
| mittee on Propositions and Grievances.
Passed second and third readings and
ordered engrossed and sent to the House.
S. B. 43.-By Wellborn, of Ashe: To
! repeal chapter 397, Laws 1901. which
prohibited manufacture and sale of liquor
in Ashe county. The report of the Com
mittee on Propositions and Grievances
was unfavOrable. On motion of Senator
Henderson the bill was laid on the table.
S. B. 93.-By Travis, of Halifax: TO
amend the law relative to spring terms
of court in Halifax. Passed final read
ings and sent to the House without
engrOSsment.
On motion Of Senator Warren the SEN
ate adjourned until today at II o'clock.
(From News and Observer. Jan. 16)
THE DAY IN DETAIL.
Speaker Gattis called the House to or
der at eleven o'clock. and Representa-
tive Gilman, of Randolph county, made
the opening prayer.
PETITIONS.
Scott, of Alamance: To prohibit the
sale and manufacture of liquor within
four miles of Concord church in Ala
nance county.
Newland, of Caldwell: Resolution re-
lating to Judiciary committee, asking
that the House amend the rules SO that !
fifteen shall constitute a majority of the
committee.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Dockcry, of Richmond: To facilitate
and stimulate Improvement of public
roads of State.
Morton, of New Hanover: To define
ownership of land bounded by water.
Phillips, of Brunswick: To amend chap
ter 1874, Laws of 1901, relating to special
tax for Brunswick, by extending time.
Hall, of Robson: Prohibiting shipment
or sale of liquor to Robson county.
West, of Cherokee: To provide for
working roads in Cherokee county.
Michael, of Watauga: Prohibiting the
sale and manufacture of liquor in Wa
tauga county.
Harrington, of Harnett: To place Hec-
tor Mcneil on pension roll in second
class.
Kinsland. of Haywood: To repeal chap
ter 2, Laws of 1889, relating to time of
settlement of taxes by the sheriff OF
Haywood county.
Thompson, of Onslow: To enable Ons- |
low COUNTY to use special funds for Ger !
tain purposes.
Guion, of Craven: To regulate work
on public roads in Craven county.
Lecper, of CASTOR: To regulate meet !
ings of commissioners of CASTOR coun- |
ty.
Self, of Catawba: To amond the Law
of 1899, providing that abandonment
shall be cause for divorce.
Ray, of Yancey: To validate certain
acts Of commissioners of Yancey county.
Guion, of Craven: For special relief
OF soldiers losing leg in active service. !
Wooten, of Lenoir: To regulate the
sale and manufacture of liquor in Lee
noir county.
Grant, of Davie: For relief of Ann
Smith, Of Davie county
McNeill, of Scotland: To prohibit
the sale of fire crackers more than three
inches long and toy pistols. (Referred
to Committee on Military Affairs.
SENATE BILLS REPORTED.
To amend charter of Southern States
Trust Company. Referred to Committee
Cd Banks.
To incorporate Bank of Spring Hope.
To Committee on Banks.
To increase commissioners of Cumber-
land county. TO Committee on Cities.
Counties and Towns.
To amend section 1929 of The Code. To
Committee on Judiciary.
To amend law relating to time of hold
ing courts in Halifax county. To Com
mittee on Courts.