The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
MONEY FOR. SOUTH
DAKOTA |. [ Q. BONDS ; [: J.
\ Bit Passes House and Will GO Go
at Once to "a
Senate.
WILL BE FINAL Nal BUSINESS
10 Make the State Insane insane
Asyl,nns Fire
Proof. a
WILL BE FINAL BUSINESS NJ
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i3g RALEIGH, n. c., March s.Irl'e biii
.,,,,,orIz,nr the Issuance o S250,0oO bonds
for the settlement of the South DAKOTA
bond Judgment and the Shaffer Eros'
bonds passed the House Of the NORTH ~
Carolina Legislature to-day on It's maj
reodinr and was sent TO the Senate VIII 4
o,,t engrossinent, so that 1t can get
,hro,,rh its final reading in the senate
Monday, 1t being that last business IN.
vii engage the attention the Assembly
ana adiournment wifi follow as soon Us
the will IS passed and ratified.
I ,rhe House will wind up all work be
fore that body to- morrow night but can =
adjourn until the Senate is ready.
555 NoTEW ORTIZ X BILLS.
Noteworthy bills passed by the House
4 10. day were to establish the ieoiosi 81
and Economic Survey, approprlnlttlhs al lV'
900. Appropriate $4,000 for the con,
str,ction Of iircproof walls in the several ra1l
stn,e hosn,als Tor tho insane. The Scales
5blll from tho Senate providing for the
more prompt dclivcryof freight. Senate
iii making IL Il msdemeanor to de1ncea
any monument. The House voted down
The Sena to bill to prol.bit the shipment
OF liouor into1 prohibition territory 10
persons under fictitious ihmes.t ,l, ny
senate passed the general hppfopf a Jon
S bill us it came from the House and put
through a bill allowing q supp tt atv
l;ppropria ton of $4,000 for the state nos
pital for insane at Morgtlnton.
CoFF5 FOR 5NVASFlINGTON.
5i5f Governor r. b. Glenn and members OF
his personal staff left this morning via
the Scabourd AIRLINE for Washington,
TO attend the inaugural ceremonies OF
President Roosevelt, They will be joined
Iii shingtons by Battery from Char
3Iotte ana the Whining ton Light Infantry,
and The Governor, his persona staff and
these two companies OF the North care
alma atlonal Guard will he assigned 10
tsitions In the great procession nat WI
be one OF the features Of the ceremonies
& tomorrow. 81 The members Of the per-.
8sonAl staff who accompanied Governor
Glenn were Adiutant General Il. a. Rubin
son, Colonel Frances Macon, Colonel H.
S. Young, Colonel d. NJ. Hodges, Colonel
a George l.. Peterson, Lieutenant Colonel
II. j. Coke, lieutenant Colonel G. l..
Hankins, Major w. Il. Mosscnb urys,
NJ ajor John H. Andrews, Captain J. II,
Cannon, Colonel j. S. cnnningham.
w. C. Heath, OF Munroe, representing
the cotton manufacturing interests of the
Il State, made % lengthy and earnest argll I
ment this morning before the Judiciary
Committee OF the Senate against the anti
# bucket shop bill that! has already passed
the House and is pending In the Senate.
There were also leas against the, bill
\ made by representatives OF the wholesale
= grocery Ind other business interests OF
the State, but despite all this pressure
the committee decided to report the bill
favoably. However, there will be a mi
nority report against the bill and there
will result a fight on the floor OF the
Senate when the bill comes up for pas
& sage.
The Board or Public Buildings and
y Grounds has been authorized to remove
from the southwest corner of the Capitol
Il Square the old arsenal building that has
4 been an eyesore there for many years.
They are also empowered to substitute
brick walls for the gravel walks in the
square so that considerable and very de-
sirabe improvements are soon to be made
3 in the Square.