The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-25


To allow Louisbur" to establish a
public burying ground.
TO amend the charter of Waynes-
willie.
To provide burial place for whites
at CoOlemee.
For the better support of the schools
of New Hanover county.
TO allow road commissioners of
WaynesVille township to pay five
thousand dollars to the town of
WayneSville.
10 prevent lawlessness on public
highways Of the State.
TO protect the bridges and high
ways of Onslow county.
TO incorporate the Raleigh and
Durham Passenger and Power Com
pany.
TO repeal the charter OF Leslie.
TO amend the road law of POLK
county.
TO prevent hogs from running at
large between daylight and sunrise
in Dare county.
To pay the sheriff of Wayne county
a salary in addition TO the fees now
allowed him.
TO provide better drainage for For
syth and Guilford counties.
TO amend the road law of Per-
! quimanS county.
TO allow Arson county to have deed
and will books copied.
TO protect fish in -- creek
in Arson county.
For relief of Thomas C. Robinson,
clerk OF the court of Arson county.
TO amend the road law of ChOWan
county
10 construct and grade a public
road in Ashe county.
TO add Clay to the Jackson cOun-
| ty prohibition law OF 1899.
| TO protect game 1T Cape Hatteras.
sheriff of Rowan county.
Relating to working female con-
! vctS i'm Rowan county.
To amend the anti-jug law of 1903
| making the vendor Of liquor guilty of
q sale, applying only 10 Mitchell coun-
TO elect a tax collector for Sails
| bury.
TO amend the charter of the Ashe-
! vile auditorium.
TO amend the Reldsville graded
| school law.
| 10 protect the waters of Brush
| Creek in Allegheny county.
To protect quail in Watauga coun-
| ~.
TO incorporate the Christian Or
| phanase.
To allow Mitchell county to relieve
| the eX-treasurer Of Mitchell from pay
| ing certain sums.
To provide for election of chief of
| police. sanitary officer. plumbing and
! gas inspectors of AsheviIle by popu-
| lar vote.
To amend the charter of Murphy.
TO test weights and measures in
Wilson county every two year s.
| To amend the stock law in Moore
and Chatham counties.
To prohibit killing quail in Alexan-
der county.
| TO tax peddlers of medicine. with
power Of county commissioners to ex-
empt disabled and poor men from
same.
For relief of S. L. Hogshead, a
public school teacher in Clay coun-
TO protect sheep in Haywood
| county. ns
TO validate a State grant in Macon
| county.
TO prevent driving cattle on the
| public highway or selling goods on
sunday in Ashe county.
To protect foxes in Allegheny coun-
~.
TO protect wild turkeys in Clay
Randolph and Rowan counties.
TO protect deer in Yancy county,
| For relief of n. \. Chisman, a
school teacher in Caswen county
To incorporate the Imperial Trust
and Savings Company
TO amend the law relating TO Gum
Swamp church in Pitt county.
TO change the county line on Wilkes
and Allegheny counties.
TO amend the road law of Lincoln
county
| To prevent obstruction of water
courses in Wayne county.
| TO amend the charter of Jason.
| To construct q road from North
| WilkesbOro to Boone
/ TO allow board of education of
| Montgomery county to fix time for
| opening and closing schools.
To allow owners of gasoline power
! mills in Person county to charge one
seventh toll.
To tax dogs on Roanoke Island.
To regulate the apportionment of
school funds in Mecklenburg county.
To amend the law making four ana
| q half foot fence Il lawful fence in
| Brunswick county
TO amend the Polk county road
| law.
To amend the charter OF Mars Hill.
TO amend the game law of Green
| county.
TO incorporate Lenoir College.
| 70 amend the law relating to the
| Northampton Bridge Company.
| To amend road law of Nash county.
TO incorporate Sandy Ridge pub
lie school district in Union county.
! To incorporate FairveW church.
For the relief of Miss Mamie Lit
tie.
Requiring section masters in Pen
| der county to keep record of stock
! killed.
At IL o'clock Speaker Guion an
nOunccd that the calendar was clear.
ON motion of Murphy, of BuncOmbe,
the House rendered him Il Il rising
vote of thanks. as being the best pre-
! siding officer who had ever presided
| over it.
There had been one hundred and
ninety-siX bills passed during the SEES
sion, many of them being roll-calls.
The House adjourned to meet al
/ II o'clock Saturday
| No Proper Notice of
Amendment.