The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-14

holding elections for special school
district. Election Committee.
Daniels: To give Justices of the
Peoce jurisdiction. Judiciary Com
mittee.
Hastins: To protect the assignment
cf wrongs and to prevent frand. 'in-
dietary.
Byrd: To place veterans of Yancey
on pension roll. Committee on Pen
sions.
Chesson: To prevent riding hicv'
cles on sidewalks in Roper. PROPOSE
zion am Grievance.
ibis Ratified.
TO distribute free, one hundred, cop
les advance report of Code Commits
sion
Calender.
The following bills were taken from
| the calendar
Resolution providing for approprla-
ton of one thousand dollars II marx
| the spot at AppomattoX where Nofth
CarolinI troops made the last chafSe
o fthe iCvil War
Major Graham. of Lincoln, Sa'd me
resolution was tn >roughly understood
/ and he said no need for speech max
| ing and hoped it would pass inme-
| dately and unanimously.
Robinson. of Guilford. chairman c1
| Appropriation Committee, said he uld
mot oppose the bill, bat he did oppose
! the establishment of a bad prcceden,
| Of passing Il bill for anything cafryih@
| an appropriation without referring IL
| to the committee on ApproprlatloGs
Judge Graham replied that he APP
proved Chairman Robinson's position
or general funds, but in this case
| everybody knew what the approp11a-
| ton was. it's irsignifcance in amount,
but big in motive. The resolution hAd
ipassod the Senate. had been considered
b ycommittee and it was for q glorious
purpose He hoped the gentleman
would withdraw his objection.
| Winborn opposed consideration on
tht ground that il WAS unconst tutonai
| TO pass any law carrying q tax with
out having been read three times Oh
| recorded roll call and it was irappro-
pirate in devoting money to a grand
memorial tc violate the Constitution
Whicl doing SO.
! Major Graham said the resolution
did not carry tax, but simply called
| for appropriating money already in the
| treasury.
Robinson said he WELDED to neither
| Of the noble GrahamS. in love foE the
| ola soldier. out of his love for them ne
supported Carr for Senator against
Simmons. Watson for Senator over ON-
ariMan. Stedman for Governor against
Glenn. but as chairman of the COM
mittee and pledged under oath to sup
Port the law he insisted on having the
| lill referred to the proper commute
| tee. He did not propose to have It
| said that the Democratic House eN-
| trav&gantly spending money without
| observing the ordinary rules of pru-
| dence and examination in investigating
every claim. Mr.. Robinson then read
| Rule IL requiring that all resolutions
and bills carrying appropriate ms
should first he submitted to the COM
| m ttee on appropriations. MIR. ltohln-
son said his committee would be called
together ard the resolution acted on
at the earliest possible moment MAI
| Graham. of Lincoln, consenting 70 this
land Withdrawing his motion to suspend
the rules, the bill was referred TO the
| COMMITTEE ON Appropriations.
To extend the time for registering
land grants. Passed third reading.
| To allow commissioners Of Sampson
covnty to devote surplus special funo
| to general county purposes.
Message From Governor Glenn.
| The calendar vas suspended upon
announcement of a message from the
! Governor. Tt was read by the cierf
( ana Was ueNOieu ely " a 4NSSii'
mendaton for an increase of the sal
aries of judges. The message among
other strong arguments, contained the
statement that judges salaries were
less today than they were seventy-IiVt
years ago; that While salaries Of al
other state officers had been from
time 10 time raised, and that Of United
| states Judges quadruplcd, those o
| North Cardinals judges had been actu
! lily reduced.
| on motion of Judge Graham tn
message was referred to Committee on
! salaries and Fees.
CALENDAR.
To restore the Office of treasurer Y
Sampson county. Passed thlrd fead'
ing.