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

stand The people who wanted SIS.
zeal. the people who owned = ~
Of the capital in Wilmington Is.
was the real trust and it souKhr
the pilots who took great risks
referred to the patriotism of Is.
Ia time OF war aud In civil Hfe an,
their cause.
Senator Hicks was agaiuSt th.
end urged the passage OF the hin
peal the law. He sarcastieally ts
up the speeches OF Senator NeHt1--
Senator Woodland In which refer,
Teen made TO the patriotism Or IN.
and held that the organized .se-
that Sas iujuring the trad. IL NJ
ton should be ended.
Senator Lamb sent forward
which be had received from n.
willie Chamber OF Commersa 8sL-.
he support the repeal as the Min
Chamber had asked II 10 sn
though the letter said that no p4.
Vile Chamber knew little ~ ne
Mr.. Lamb said that be had !nyas,s...
it. was opposed 10 the repeal ana
vote against II.
Senator Spruill called The r
question and the bill TO repeal vas ..
OH motion OF Senator Bellamv a..
being % 10 II. Senator B,liam.
antagonized the bin. worked ,ara.....
and vigorously against Il and Ns
joiced that he could tell the pslote ..
the law had not been changed.
The House bin which provides that .
Members OF County Boards OF Edur.t..-
be elected by the General Assembly and
that vacancies be filled by the S...
Board of Education was brought r.,
some opposition was manifested and ...
bill was left over for discussion taH..
Senator Gillian is in favor of the ....
ton of these boards by the people ar.
SO stated in his remarks yesterday
The bill OF Senator White which rra-
poses TO create a State Literary Fund for
building and repairing school houses WAS
reported. II provides hat from the So.
00G available from the permanent ,la.
fund loans be made to eouuti,,
for the purpose of having school house
built. These loans are to BE- repaid n
ten annual inStallmcnts and to bear four
per cent interest. If the whole amount s
loaned 1t would mean that each year
$2S. 900 would be returned which could
be again loaned. The State Board of
Education is also made a corporation.
so that it can receive requests or doua-
tions.
Senator Henderson, who reported the
bill favorably from the Committee ou
Education, spoke for it, as also lid Sen
Beasley, who said that the loan
would do an immense amount Of good
would be a perfectly safe one. Thu
bill was made a special order for one
o'clock today.
The bill presented 10y Senator Goodwin.
which relates to the insurance business.
was heard for a few moments yesterday,
and discussion on ii was set for twelve
o clock today.
The fate OF the states vessel Of war.
the Lily, was sealed yesterday. \ House
bill was before the Senate which pro-
vides for its sale and for the purchase
CT light draught launches to look after
the infringers Of the oyster laws. II
was passed and the Lily will be ours
longer.
AIamance county had an educational
day yesterday. A reading Of the de
tailed proceedings will show that many
graded schools in that county were pro
yided for by the lawmakers.
A free pass bill was proposed by Sen
ator Wellborn. This is that tho rail
roads furnish free passes to certain OK
Confederate soldiers under conditions
prescribed.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY
The Senate met at 10 80 yesterday with
Lieutenant Governor Turner presiding.
There was no prayer and the Journal
was read and approved.
The reading of committee reports made
work which came up later on the Cal
The bills which had passed the
House were received for concurrence.
Most of these were referred 10 suitable
committees, some being taken up during
the day by request of Senators i%ntefest-
ed.
FINAL READING.
The following bills passed fina! read
ing and were ordered enrolled for ratl-
II. B. 2S7, S. B. 2S7: To Incorporate
Asheville Lodge No. 6083 Benevolent AMI
Order of Elks. House amend
concurred in.
H. B. 1877, S. B. $50: To establish q
graded school at Mebane, in Alamance
county.
H. B. 789. S. B. .772; To establish q
graded school at Hawfield, Alamane"
h. Is. lSo, >. b. 61U: 10 e5ldbl'7H
graded school in Coolies Creek township,
Alamance county.
H. B. 1888, S. B.. Sal: To establish grad
ed schools in Patterson township, Ala
nance county.
H. B. 929, S. B. 500: To authorize the
.refunding by bonding the indebtedness "'
and Salem townships, Alamancr
H. B. 1888. S. B. 776: To establish
graded schools in Newlands TOWNSHIP
county.
H. B. 797, S. B. 1853: To improve roads
in Wadesboro township, Arson county
H.. B. 784, S. B. TT: To ESTABLISH
schools in Newlands and Pattfi-
son townships, Alamance county.
H. B. 1856, S. B. 778: TO establish graded
school in Morton's township, Alamaha.
county.
II. B. 928, S. B. S94: To authorize OK
ford to refund it's bonded indebtednr
II. B. 497, S. B.. 55S: To in%corporate iAs
of Pinetops, in Moore count.
H. B. S42, s. B. 866: To author I'll
special tax in Onslow county
H. B.. S07, S. B. 837: To authoriZe sle-