The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-29
A Substitute For Reform =
at0ry Bill.
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or is about to lapse into criminal way.
or company. then the agent and war
den or the board. or any member of
the board. may issue q warrant for the
retaking of the prisoner at any time
prior to the maximum period for
which the prisoner might have been
confined upon his sentence which time
slall be specified in the warrant. Any
officer of the prison, or any officer au-
thoriZed to serve criminal process
within the state to whom the warrant
shall be delivered, is authorized and
required to execute the warrant by
taking the prisoner and returning him
20 the prison. within the time specified
in the warrant The fees for execut-
ing the warrant shall be taken out of
.ne monies standing to the credit of
the prisoner. or, if he have none, out
of the funds Of the prison. At the
next meeting of the board the returned
prisoner. or if he be not returned. shall
be TERMED DELINQUENT and shall be
imprisoned to a period equal to the
maximum of his sentence. If it shan
appear to the board that there is re;l-
soma bic probability that a prisoner so
on parole will live and remain at lib
erty without violating the law. and
that his absolute discharge is not In
compatible With the welfare of society
then the board shall issue to the prison
mcnt upon such sentence. and which
shall be effective. Nothing in the bill
shall be construed to impair the power
of the Governor TO grant pardon or
Communication. The warden shall ap-
point an agent. whose duty shall be
to aid and secure proper employment
for all prisoners who have so con-
Quoted themselves as to be entitled to
go out of prison on parole. and for
those who have received an absolute
discharge, and to inform the warden
of their conduct when on parole.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
The Senate convened at II O'Clock.
Lieutenant Governor Turner presid-
ing. and prayer was offered by Rev
Alfred II. Moment. u. D., pastor of
the First Presbyterian church
Petitions
Petitions for the repeal Of the mer-
chants purchase tax were sent for
ward by Senators Fleming. Long
Crisp, Bryan, Sinclair finance.
\ memorial from the North Caro-
lima Division Of the Daughters of the
Confederacy for the erection of prop
CT memorials and suitable marks at
the places in the South and at Get
tysburg where North Carolina Con-
fcderate soldiers took prominent
BY Arendcil: TO amend the Home
stead. Judiciary.
\ memorial from +. J. Hale. a. G.
Avery, w. J. Montgomery and :. A.
Ashe i'm regard TO the placing of me-
MORALS at certain Confederate battle
fields Pensions.
BY Webb: Petition from Clay
county relative to stock law. Agri-
culture.
D. I d., s.i,,
ton inviting General II. f. Hoke 10
tha state General Assembly.
Fly Moore: To amend chapter 49S.
Public Laws of 1903, relating to anti
Jug law in Person county. r. and G.
By Webb: To place tablets of North
Carolina troops at Bethel and
Chicamauga. Pensions.
Fly Grady: To nrovide for the care
and reformation of young criminals.
Penal Institutions.
BY Eller: A resolution 10 pay the
expenses OF the Inaugural ton. Claims.
BY Scales; To cause the railroad
companies 10 deliver to consignees
freight with reasonable promptness.
Railroads.
BY Jones: To appoint justices of the
peace in Johnston county. Justices of
the Peace.
BY Foushee: A bill to emend sec
ton 1892. chapter 40 Of The Code,
entitled Railroads. That the words
1892. chapter ~ OF The Code of North
Carolina entitled Railroads, be
stricken out. and the word six be
inserted instead thereof. so as 10 en-
able six persons to form railroad
company under the general ra lroad
law. Railroads.
by Mason, OF CASTOR; To amend
chapter 10, Public Laws 1901. Gas
alnendedD entitled AN Act to Regu-
late Insurance upon Public Buildings
and Other State Property" Amend
section one Of that act by striking
out the words may be agreed upon
By the Insurance Commissioner ana
the Board Of Officers having such
property in charge and inserting in
lieu thereof the words: 'He may be
A bile to provide for with the proyI-
SionS and appropriations for the I'M
surauce of state property. Amend
section TWO of the said chapter 10,
Public Laws 1901, by adding at the
end thereof the words: when the
Insurance Commissioner shall have
placed such insurance as provided
in this act and approved of the bill
for the same, the Auditor shall issue
his Warrant on the State Treasurer
for the said bill or bills: and il shall
the same out Of funds not otherwise
appropriated to an amount not eX-
cecding 100000 annually: Provid-
ed that the State Treasurer shall not
pay out of the State Treasury for IN
surance on the property OF or III
charge Of the Agricultural Depart
ment ard STATE Prison. but insurance
on said department and institution
shall be for such amount as may be
agreed upon by the Insurance Com
missioner and officer or officers hay
ing such property in charge, ana
paid out OF the special funds OF said
Agricultural Department and State
Prison as provided in this act. In
Surance.
BY Empie: For protection of CLAIMS.
Fish and Fisheries
BY Turrentine: TO prohibit sale Of
liquor within three miles of q certain
church in Alamance county. Propo-
Sitions and Grievances
By Ward: Regulating the manufac-
ture and sale of liquor in North Caro-
lima. Judiciary.
Third Reading.
Fl. r. To amend the road laws of
Clay county.
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