The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-17
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people of Western North Carolina de-
mands that they be allowed now and
then to contribute toward the bringing
out of their second Vance,
Representative w D. Sler, of Chat
ham, is the youngest member Of the
House, and the smallest as we'll He is
twenty -four wears old. So far Mr. Siler
has not been heard upon the floor of the
House, but there is no doubt that he will
be before the session is over. He is a
member of the committee on Railroads
and Railroad Commission, and several
other important committees.
The Joint Committee on Penal Insti-
buttons has fixed Thursday, January
end. at 8 o'clock in the Senate Chamber,
for the hearing on the Child RciOtn:a-
tory bill.
whats on tonight?" said Senator
TO a Representative yesterday Il am not
certain" replied the Representative, sit
may be that it's Watson, but Over-man
there is a Craig down whose sides it
would not be safe to slide"
At the last session of the General As
sembly on the newspaper lists were
placed as Representatives from Samp-
son, "W. Y. Duncan (Pop.) and T.. b.
owen Pop)." They were the only two
Populists in the Assembly and were
known as 1.-The Two Orphans" Messrs
owen and Duncan are here again this
year, but no longer, say they, can they
be called orphans" 1--WE are Repub
licans now said Mr.. Owen yesterday
However, there are mighty few in the
family.
Here is a postal which Senator God
win has received from Ellington, sent
by Rev. A. d. Belts: Dear Brother:
God has put you in a place to da great
Prohibition Yours in Christ A. d.
Belts"
There was much regret expressed by
the Senators yesterday concerning the
death of the aged mother of Senator
Pharr. of Meclllenburg. He has made
many friends in the Senate during the
few days of the present Senate, and
these are in deep sympathy with him.
The Senate nearly reached full hour
in it's deliberations yesterday 1t burnt
up lust fifty-five minutes in yesterday $
session.
The wife of one of the Senators. who
read the article about the various kinds
of garments that these dignified gentle
men are wearing, wrote him that she
fclt # was time for him to invest in some
new linen with a glossy white front.
Cards advertising barber shop hair
/ cuts. clothing and the latest style OF
hats were on the desks Of the Senator's
| Yesterday us this because you all are
! being taken for hayseeds, and need ne"
! clothes and a hair cut?" was tho qreS-
| ton one of a party asked senator
| Brown NO" said the Senator from
| Columbus, "its because we are all so
we'll dressed and in so proper toF'h
! that those cards come. These WHO send
! them recognize that we know good
thing"
! Before going very far into the session
| the Legislature should undertake the 60
! Enlistment of Code Commission foi
| years our laws have been in hopeless
| tumble and only lawyers could say "ha'
| the statute law might be ana the pam
word was thus taken from the use VI
| the magistrates and business men fehd-
ering a great hardship upon them'-Le-
nor Topic.
If Sam Gattis makes as good Speaker
! Of the House as he is a Mason, ne IL DC
| among the best on record. Our people
will remember him as being one oil tht
Masonic officers at the laying OF inc
court house morner stone at this place
Wilkesboro Chronicle.
An exchange suggests Senatorld
primary to relieve the legislative dead
lock. That is just what should nave
been held before the Legislature met
Tarboro Southerner.