The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-19
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and improve the streets in the town
of Randleman.
H. b. For working the public roads
in HEREFORD county.
$. b. To amend the charter of the
town of Falkland. in Pitt county.
II. b. To authorize the commits
sioners of Arson county to levy a
special tax
II. B. To provide sewerage for
the city of Monroe.
II. B. To authorize the commission
ers of Comden county to levy a spe-
cial tax.
Fl. B. To provide for levying a spe-
cial tax for constructing an iron
bridge over the French Brood River
near Brevard, in Madison county.
II. 3. To authorize the Board OF
Aldermen of Goldsboro TO provide
for the issuing of bonds
5. b. To authorize the commits
sioners of Richmond county to issue
bonds for improvement of the roads
and change the boundary lines of
Rockingham township.
S. Is. To authorize the commits
sioners of Richmond county to issue
bonds.
S. B. To authorize the commission
ers of Tyrrell county to- issue bonds.
s. B. To incorporate Rocky Point
In Fender county.
H r. To incorporate the CONNER
cial and Farmers Bank of Enfield,
y. c.
II. b. To incorporate the stony
Point Church, known as Free Church.
in Salem township, Forsythe county.
ii. b. To prohibit the placing OF
sawdust in the streams of Burke
III. b. To extend the time for re-
building mill on Bear Creek, Moore
county.
II. B. To prevent the sale Of meats
OF deceased animals. The bill was
re-referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
II. f. To amend chapter 1874, public
laws of 1886 concerning the drain
age of certain lands in Lincoln county.
III. b. To appoint a cotton weigh
crefor the town of Ellington, Harnett
county.
5. 3. To amend the bird law in Hen
derson county.
$. b. To prevent tanneries from
throwing waste matter i'm Richland
Creek above Waynesville.
III. e. To amend chapter 1872, pub
lie laws of 1908, relating TO depreda-
tons of fowl in Chatham county, the
bill relieving that county from the
operation of the act.
s. b. To amend chapter 426. pub
Henderson county.
$. B. To incorporate the Tala-
hassee Power Company.
II. L. To amend the charter Of the
Alpine Cotton Mills Company.
). 3. To amend the charter of the
town Of Durham. The committee re-
ported this bill without prejudice, and
reported favorably a substitute with
an amendment. The original bill was
Withdrawn. The amendment was
adopted. and the bill passed it's final
readings.
S. u. TO amend the charter of the
town of Waynesville. regarding the
powers of the chief of police.
Fl. u. To repeal chapter 326, laws
OF 1908, relative to Person county.
;. Il. Providing permanent water
and light commission for the town of
Greenville.
5. Il. TO amend the charter of the
town Of Greenville
5. b. To incorporate the town of
conahoe, I'm Martin county. The bill
passed the House with an amendment,
but the Senate refused to concur i'm
the amendment, and Il conference
committee composed of Senators
Stubs, of Martin; Bragaw, of Beau
fort. and Taylor. of Alleghaney, was
appointed.
$. B. Relating to Lexington town.
ship, Davidson county.
Bills Out of Order.
Bills were introduced out Of order
by:
Watkins To authorize the trustees
of Esther Academy to convey certain
property. Education.
Pearson: To pay solicitors of the
State salary instead of fees and
commissions. Salaries and Fees
Foushee: To amend chapter SO,
laws OF 1901, relating to elections
Election Laws.
Empie: To amend section s1s of
the Code, relative to special terms of
courts. judicial Districts.
scales: To provide for q fund for
the schools of Guilford county
at IL o'clock the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGs-4oIH DAY.
In all probability the House of
Representatives yesterday broke all
records OF any one uninterrupted ses-
sion, in the number and variety of
bills considered and disposed Of 1t
may be that the number has been
exceeded on the day preceding an ad-
Joufnment sine die. but cersaInly not
at any one days session, this lar
ahead of the closing days.
ON account of the special orders
on bills during the week which call
cd forth much debate, there had ac-
cumulated a large number of bills
oil the second and third reading tot-
endar. Yesterday, the House ,net
promptly at ten o'clock, Speaker
Guion put Judge Graham i'll the chair
Tor two hours aud resuming the chair
about the time the Speaker pro-tem
gave the on rolling ball of legisla-
ton fresh momentum, so that by
two-thirty O'Clock the immense CAL
endar had been cleared. and brand
new start can be made Monday morn
Ing. Reading Clerk Arendell was
dead game with his energies and his