The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-07
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ate and patriotic, and the work done
by the Senate would re.
dound to the good and credit OF
North Carolina. Great forward strides
had marked the session in all its ac.
tons.
Mr.. Burton said as one of the ma.
jority, he desired to offer his testimony
to the uniform goodness of the presi-
dent. The friendships formed in the
Senate will go out into life robbed OF
all bitterness, and i'll will. These
scenes will not be as ships that pass
in the night, but these scenes, words
and acts will be recognized as great
GASES in the desert of life.
Mr. Duls moved that the vote on the
resolution be taken by rising, and the
vote was unanimous.
Lieutenant Governor Winston re-
sumed the chair and made an appro-
pirate response to the resolution and
remarks of the Senators.
He said:
Senator's: 1.-THE very cordial manner
in which you received the resolution
of my good friend from Burke moves
me greatly. To have presided over
this Senate which has done it's work
faithfully and well is an honor which
any man might crave. You have done
your work, if not wisely. certainly in
mo single interest in North Caro-
lima has been neglected. If you have
erred / believe it has been in the in
terest of morality and good govern
ment. Those mistakes the people will
forgive.
Permit me again to thank YOU for
the very handsome manner which you
testify your appreciation of my Feeble
efforts to enforce the rules OF TINS
Senate and to promote the pest inter-
ests of the State.
Mr. Pragaw stated that Hon. Hen
nv r. Page. a distinguished jurist OF
MARYLAND was in the Senate and
moved that the courteses of the Sen
ate he extended him. The vote was
unanimous by rising: nj
IT r. To establish a Board of Fire
and Police Commissioners for the city
of Charlotte
Mr.. Eller placed in nomination for
the position of receiver of the CODE
Hon. A. c. Zollicoffer. Mr. Scales
seconded the nomination and on mo-
ton of Mr.. Webb the roll was called
The vote was unanimous.
The chair appointed Senator'S Webb
and Stubs as the Senate Examining
Committee to examine the State Aud
itor's books.
Message from the Governor.
A message from the Governor was
received containing commentators
for boards of trustees of various lnstl-
tutions, and the Senate resolved Itself
into executive session to consider the
nominations.
The message was as follows:
To the Senate: In accordance with
law / herewith transmit to you my
of directors of the fol-
lowing institutions:
First Directors for the North Caro-
lima College of Agriculture and Me
chanic Arts: Third district, VIM
Dunn New Bern; Sixth districN A. 4.
McCallum, Red Springs; Ninth, S. T.
Winfong, Newton.
End, Directors for the Agriculture
and Mechanical College for the Color
ed at Greensboro: First district, w
r. Williams, Falkland; Second dis
trict, w. A Darden, Ormondsyille;
Third district, w. r. Newberry, Mag
nolia. At large: j. B. Minor, Green's
boro, r. W. Morphis, Reidsville; c. G.
Rose, Fayetteville; w. A. Enloe
3rd, Directors for the Institution
for the Deaf. Dumb and
Blind at Raleigh: JOS. e. Pogue, Raj
eigh: c. B. Edwards, Raleigh; j. l.
Mcmillan, Red Springs; r. b. Boyd
Warrenton; J. M. Walsh, Rocking
ham; r. H. Hayes, Pittsboro; A. l.
MCNEIL, Sanford.
4th. Directors for the Institution
Morganton: NJ. H. Holt, Oak Ridge;
J.. c. Seagle, Lenoir; A. G. Miller
Shelby; w. G.. Lewis, Statesville; j. G.
Neal, Marion; I. p Jeter, Morganton
5th, Directors for the State Hos
pital for the Colored at Goslsboro
d. E. Mckinney, Princeton; w. d
Creech, Goldsboro; Dr. Albert Ander-
son, Wilson.
9Th, Directors of the States Prison;
]. G. Hackett, chairman; w. A. Cros-
land, Rockingham; j. p. Kerr, Ashe'
Vile; Dr. r. II. Speight, Whittakersi
j. ID. Dawes, Wilson.
/, Sth, Directors of the North Carolina
Geological Board: II. L. Fries
Winston; Hugh McRae, Wilmington
Frank Wood Edenton; Frank r
Hewitt, Asheville.
8th, Directors of the Board of In
ternal Improvement: r. G. Beck
with, Raleigh; r. A. Morrow, Monroe
9Th, Oyster Commissioner, w. M
Webb, Morehead City; Assistant Oyster
Commissioner, Geo. I'll. Hill, Washing
ton, N. G.
These directors are appointed sub.
All of which is respectfully sub.
mitted
This, sixth day Of March, 1905.
At the conclusion of the executive
session it was announced that the Sen
ate approved the recommendations.
S. 3. The Senate concurred in the
House amendment to the jamestown
Exposition, changing the approprla-
ton from $4,000 to $4,000 with the
proviso that the national government
should appropriate $1,000, 600.
Mr. Bragaw introduced a resolution
of thanks to the newspaper report
ers who had reported so intelligent
~ and accurately the proceedings OF
the Senate, and the resolution was
unanimously adopted
Mr.. Boddie moved that the thanks
of the Senate be given the clerks
pages and laborers of the Senate, and
the motion carried unanimously by 6
rising vote.
A resolution was unanimously
adopted containing thanks to the lady
stenographers of the Senate
II. b. A joint resolution concerning
the establishment of sub-postof.
flee at the capitol during the session.
of the General Assembly.
Fl. B. To amend the Code relative
to the clerical system in the office OF
o.. aAf,fC H.,