The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-28
Training School for Teach
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1899 relative to town of Red Springs.
Newland, of Caldwell: To establish q
training school for teachers in Western,
North Carolina.
Morton, of New Hanover: To amend
charter of James Walker Memorial Hos
pital.
Britt. of Robson: To appoint w p.
Barker Justice Of the Peace.
Love, of CASTOR: To empower Com
missioners of CASTOR and Mecklenburg to
build bridges across Catawba river.
Thompson, of Onslow: To amend char
ter of Jacksonville.
Price, of Stanly: To amend law relat-
ing to competency of dispositions in trial
of causes.
Hamlin, of Madison: For relief of dis
abled Confederate soldiers in Madison.
Woodley, of Chowan: To pension IT.
II. Boyce
To prevent killing squirrels in Chowan.
To repeal law making certain portions
Of Hartford and Chowan a stock law dis
trict.
BILLS FROM SENATE.
To allow Greenville to issue bonds for
schools To prohibit hunting on fenced
lands in certain counties. To prohibit
manufacture, sale and shipment of liquor
into Scotland county. To amend law re-
lating to public Libraries.
PASSED FINAL READING.
To allow Haywood county to issue
bonds to pay indebtedness.
To provide for better working of public
reads of Cleveland.
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To prohibit sale, manufacture and ship
ment of liquor in Scotland.
For relief of Walter Gardner. a teuch-
er in Washington.
To fix the time of holding courts in
Madison
To establish a free school district in
parts of Chatham and Moore.
For relief of W. d. Helper, tax collec-
tor in Polk.
To change time of holding courts in Lee
noir.
For relief of Miss Mary Allison, a
teacher in Stanly.
To add Chowan county to act of 1889,
requiring butchers to keep registration.
To establish a free school district OF
line of Moore and Harnett
To amend charter of James Walker
THE HOSPITAL QUESTION.
DR.. Alexander, of Tyrrell, objected to
the third reading of this bill, because it
conferred on the hospital the right to
give diplomas to trained nurses. This
should not be allowed at least until that
section had been examined by the Com
mttee On Health.
Mr.. Morton enCuired if all nurses did
not get their diplomas from hospitals
DR. Alexander replied that they OBJ
tanned them from hospitals connected
with regular medical colleges.
DR.. Croker, of Wilson, explained that
there was now before the committee a
bill requiring trained nurses to get a
certificate from a State board of exam
iners, and this would extend to ALL so
that a diploma would not give a trained
nurse the privilege of practicing her pro-
fession until licensed by this State board.
DR.. Drewry explained that the bill re-
curing license to practice the profession
of trained nurse. introduced by him,
would be reported tomorrow. This bill
had been prepared by the State Medi
cal Society. assisted hv the State Asso
citation of Trained Nurses. He said as
North Carolina was the first State in the
Union requiring State examination of
physicians, so it proposed to lead in the
matter of trained nurses.
DIR. Alexander then withdrew his OBJ
jections to the bill under discussion, and
it Yassed it's final reading.
To incorporate the Bank of Selma.
The usual time was consumed in argu-
nent and roll-calls over the hour for
meeting the following day. A motion 10
meet at II o'clock being defeated. Mr.
Morton offered an amendment providing
for o'clock, which was defeated on roll
call--49 to AZ.
The House then adjourned until 1920
today.