The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-01
For Free Passes to State
Officers.
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$. b. 1882, M5rshall: To repeal chapter
! III, Laws of 1899.
S. 5. 1853, Spence: With regard to
stock law in Moore county.
| s. b. 1884, HoltOn: To establish grad
| ed school in the town of YadkinVille.
s. B. 1885. Beasley: To provide for a
rural graded school in Mount Prospect
| District, Union county
S. B. 1856, Mitchell: To incorporate the
Aulander High Schools, BERTHE county.
S. B. 1902, Richardson To incorporate
the Bank of Harnett. This is to be at
Duke, with a capital of 100000 opera
lions to begin with $4,000. The incorpor-
ators are B. N. Duke, w. A. Erwin, G..
w. Watts and E. F. Young.
S. B. 1908, Richardson: To confer
police powers on the constable of Duke
township, Harnett county This confers
police powers also on deputies and con-
stables in Averasboro and Grove town
ships and on the premises of the Erwin
Cotton Mills. Persons found drunk or
staggering on roads or in public places
in Duke are to be guilty of misde-
meanor and fined from 81 to $40, or i'm
prisoned not more than ten days.
S. b. 1904, Spence: Regarding the pub
lie schools of Moore county.
S. B. 1905, Gillian: To incorporate the
town of Denton, in Edgecombe county.
S. B. 1906, Blow: To provide for stock
law district in parts of Pitt county.
FINAL READING.
The following bills, having passed both
Houses. were ordered enrolled for rati-
hcation:
H B. 76S. S. b. 1882: To consolidate
and amend the charter of the city of
Burlington.
H. B. S69, S. B. 1902: To amend the
charter of the city of Charlotte, by au-
thorlzing the issue of bonds by the Wa
ter Commission.
II. b. 1894 S. b. 914: To amend the
charter of Graham and allow it to issue
bonds.
H. b. 100 s, B. 1893: To establish a
graded school at Haw River, Alamance
county.
H. B. SAG, s. B. 1894: Relating to high
schools in Wesley Chapel school district,
Union county.
H B. 469, S. B. 1893: To amend the
charter of Plymouth.
H. B. 1888, S. B. 1877: To provide for a
graded school at williamson, North
Carolina.
H. B. Gel. s. B. 1908, To amend the
charter of the town of Marshville, Union
county.
H. B, 1897, S. B. 9O4: To authorize
commissioners of Warren county to levy
special tax.
H. B. $40, S. B. 915: To authorize issue
of bonds by the town of Smithfield.
H. b. 677, S. B. 995: To allow Enfield
graded school district to issue bonds to
pay certain debts.
H. B. 1916. s. B. 1851: To allow COM
missioners of Harnett county to levy
special tax to build certain stock law
fence
H. B. 1O4S, S. b. 1881: To protect birds
in Union County.
H. B. 1854 S. B. 1897: To incorporate
the Durham Loan and Trust Company,
H. B. 1858. S. B. 1895: To incorporate
the Home Savings Bank
H. B. 500, S. B. 1914: To prohibit
hunting game and gathering fruits on
combe counties.
II. B. $40, S. B. 749: To change time of
holding spring term of Ashe court.
II. b. 4SS, S. B. 952: To amend chapter
$685. Private Laws of 1899, in regard to
the name of the town of Ramoth, in
Buncombe county.
H. B. 44S, S. B. 525: To incorporate the
Savings Bank and Trust Company of
Elizabeth City. Sent to House for con-
currence in amendment.
THIRD READING.
The following bills, originating in the
Senate, passed third reading and were
sent to the House for concurrence:
S. B. S48: To authorize county of Har-
nett to issue bonds.
S. b. 1867: To amend the acts incor-
porating the graded school at Mt Olive
S. B. $50: To amend the charter of
Southern Pines.
S. B. $50: To amend the charter of
Louisburg.
S. B. 1868: To amend the charter and
authorize the town of Wilson to issue
bonds.
S. B. 1862: To allow the city of Green's
boro to maintain public library
S. B. 926: To amend the charter of the
town of Carthage
S. b. 1888: To establish graded school
and electric lights in Scotland Neck.
S. b. 1910: To provide for election of
trustees of the Kinston graded school
and for application of fines and penal
ties.
S. B. 1146: To authorize Board of Com
missioners of Wayne county to use funds
for relief of Rosalia Cohn.
S. B. 1904: Regarding the public schools
of Moore county.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
A memorial from the students of the A.
and NJ. College in relation to an agri-
cultural building for the college was pre-
scented by Senator Webb.
The bills which We're ratified during
the session and which are now laws will
be found on another page under the head
ing There Are Laws" from No. All to
No 436.
The Senate adjourned to meet on Mon
day at half past ten o'clock
Capitol Chat.