The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01


enrolled, Mr., McNiach putting tn
clincher ON.
On motion OF MI Grant. Of Davie,
the bill abolishing distilleries in Nd
vance was laid on the table.
The House at 2:45 took q recess un-
til 4 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House re-convcncd ut four
O'Clock, ana the following bills were
signed by the Speaker:
Bills RatlGcd.
Providing a salary for the Board
of Aldermen OF tho city Of Whining
ton.
no provide for additional terms OF
the Superior court Of Rockingham
count.
For tho relief of James A. Logan,
late treasurer of Yadkin county.
To repeal portion of chapter 142,
Private Laws of 1897. authorizing the
commissioners Of the town Of Car
thagc to submit to the qualified voters
the question of issuing bonds for the
purpose Of constructing system Of
sewerage and Watcr works ana an
electric plant for lighting the town.
10 amend chapter 733. of the Pub
4
relating TO negotiable instrument law
and making the same uniform
10 authorzc the Board OF Alder
men of the city Of Hot Springs to
| levy Il special tax.
TO amend the charter of the town
bof Farmvil!c.
To amend section . Of chapter 420
Of tho Public Laws of 1908, relating
TO public roads of Cabarrus county.
Of tho public roads and highways in
Currituck county.
TO amend chantcr 20, Private Laws
of 1898, entitled. An Act to incorpor-
ate tho town Of Mars Hill
To authorize the commissioners Of
Yadkin county to use the surplus
funds 10 improve the court house and
jail
To amend chapter 220, of the Priv
/ ate Laws of 1901. entitled. ''An Act
| to incorporate the RutherforltOn,
! way"
70 fx and regulate the time for
! holding the Superior courts Of the
| sixth judicial district.
For the relief of James d. Justice
/ former tax collector of the town Of
Rutherfordton.
To authorize V. A. Martin, tax col
! lector, to collect the taxes which are
! in arrears for tho year 1908 in the
town Of East Bend and in East Bend
! Graded School district i'll Yadkin
county.
For the relief of the overseers of
Scuppernong township, in Washington
county.
TO protect the bridges and the pub
tlic highways Of Onslow county.
TO amend chapter 24O, Private
Laws of 1899, relating to the charter
of the trans-Appalachian Railway
System.
TO establish a special local tax
school district Of portions of Pitt and
Lcnoir counties.
For the protection of birds and
other game in Mineral Springs town
ship and Wolfcit township, Rich
mond county.
70 permit county commissioners
to regulate tho speed Of automobiles
motorcycle and other like vehicles,
on nublic roads and bridges.
TO rc-establlsh county line public
/ school district, IN the counties or
Forsyth and Cuilford.
70 provide for the better worKin.7
Of public roads and highways of Pas
quotank county.
TO prohibit fishing in the ponss
owned by w. E. Phillips in Franklin
and Wake counties.
To amend chapter 5S1 of the Pub
/ lie Laws of 1903. for tho purpose Of
paying half fees to officers and wit
ncsscs in cases where no true bill is
found.
TO authoriz, the city of Fayctte.
vile to enlarge its electric light plant.
and To enable said city TO flnd its
tioating Indebtedness.
TO prohibit the sale Of spirituous
vinous or malt liquors within five
miles Of White Oak Academy. in
Bladcn county.
TO amend CHAPTER % of the Public
Laws OF 1901.
Supplementary To. and amcndatory
of. chapter $50. Private Laws Of 1908.
incorporating the Winston-Stuart
Turnpike Company
70 prevent riding or driving of any
beast or vehicle OH any public road
in GuilfOrd county, where any work
is being done until such road has
been opened W FOR public use.
TO authorize the commissioners OF
Henderson and Yadliin counties To
regulate the use of public bridges in
said counties
Ratified February 18th. 1905. en-
titled, can Act to amend an act en-
titled an act 10 amend the charter
Of the town Of Concord. ratified tho
% day Of January 1901, being chap
ter 9 Of the Private Laws of North
Carolina"
To authorize the commissioners of
Pitt county TO levy 81 special tax.
TO confer police powers on deputy
shcriffs and cOnstabes at East Dur
ham and West Durham, in Durham
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