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Sof Confederate from 1865 to 1875. Unfa-
@vorablc report. Tabled on motion Of
HENDERSON. Of Rowan.
# S. -. 10. BY Rcinhardt, Of Lincoln: To
marriage limit of widows Of
Ike onfederates from 1865 to 1868. Unfa-
AofabIe report. Tabled on motion of
1ondon, Of Chatham.
III S. b. u. By White, of Franklin: To
strict sale of morphine and similar
AAar,1gs. UnfavorabIe report. Tabled on
IN otfon of Pollock Of Lenoir.
III s. p. 1903. BY Wellborn, Of Ashe: To
- pensions to all Confcderates,
ID neither disabled or not, serving 80 days
IN less. Unfavorable report. Tabled on
motion of Woodard. of Wilson.
: q. III, substitute for S. b. 40. BY
#Judiciary Committee: To provide for the
sale of property on which there is a con
Rturcnt remainder and acme Of the con
E4fneent remaindermen in esse. Passed
Esocond and third readings. ordered en-
I@erosscd and sent to House.
:. b. a. by Wellborn, of Ashe: Max
lin bastards representatives OF ancestors
I'm mothers side. Unfavorable report,
ETabIed on motion of Henderson, of
Rowan.
s -. 81: BY Holton, of Yadkin: To
provide fees for witnesses and officers in
Yaakin when mo bill" is found by grand
irrv. This includes Yadkin in chapter
.7f5. Acts of 1901. Passed second and third
readings, ordircd engsosscd and sent
Ito the House.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Senator Yam presented a motion that
-eo copies OF S. b. 10, the London bill, be
printed. This was ordered.
On motion of Senator Mann II. B. 100,
s. ~ IN. was ordered returned from the
enrolling department to the Committee
re Fish and Fisheries for some correction
q ambiguity.
On request of Senator London leave Of
absence was granted to Senator Spence,
of Moore.
Senate Bill, No. 100, relating to incor-
r~oration of Elizabeth City Fire Company
was ordered changed from Committee on
Insurance to Committee on Corporations.
Bv request of Senator Walker his bill
providing a $50 fine against carrying con-
ccaled weapons was changed from the
Committee on Counties. Cities and Towns
io the Committee on Judiciary.
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
A number of Senate Committees were
i'm session yesterday. Among the bills
discussed and acted on arc the following:
On motion of Senator Brown the Senate
adjourned till today at eleven o'clock.
BANKS AND CURRENCI-Walker,
chairman: The bill Incorporating the
Bank Of Winton. This was given Sena-
ter Nann for his examination.
,JUDICIARY.-Woodard. chairman: The
Inn Keepers Bill. introduced by Spence,
of Moore, by request, was discussed.
There we're present many hotel men from
Pinehurst and other points TO discuss it
with the committee. Action was defer
red on the bill.
PROPOSITIONS AND GRIEVANCES
Eann. chairman: The committee ar
ranged to have a hearing on the Toisnot
dtspensary bill on Friday, January 30th,
ct 3 o'clock.
LIBRARY-Thayer, chairman: The
Charlotte Carnegie Library bill was re-
giving authority to the Board of Trus-
tees of the State Library to exchange re-
ports and public documents with other
State Libraries.
RAILROADS.-Justice, chairman: The
hill extending indefinitely the charter of
the W~inston-Salem Southbound Railway
was discussed. The bill provides that
this road may parallel the North Caro-
lima Railroad. and gives the company the
power to consolidate all roads in the
State. 1t was referred to a sub-commit-
tee.
CLATMS-Aaron, chairman: This
committee is to have a session at 10
o'clock this morning in the Senate Cham
Der.