The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-26
Petitions Presented.

dispensed with.
Petitions Presented.
Hasten: Memorial from Nj. E
| Church, South, on divorce. Judiciary
Robertson: From merchants OF High
! Point asking for law against obtaining
goods under false pretenses. Pronosi-
tons and Grievances.
Graham, Of Granville: From mer-
chants Of Oxford fog law against OBJ
| tanning goods on fraudulent repre-
sensations. Propositions and Griev.
ances.
Cowles: To place veteran on pen
sion list Pensions
Feimster. From merchants of Ca
taNba for Law on obtaining goods
! frauduIently.
Reports from the State Insurance
auditors and Criminal Insane Depart
ments of the State Prison were read
by the chief clerk, showing the amount
of money each department used pei
year as follows;
Insurance Department-Superi
dent, salary, $4,000; clerk, $1,000; ste
Enegrapner $500; messenger, $3.50.
Total. $3.50.
Auditor-Salary Of Auditor. $4,000;
chief clerk, $3.50; assistant clerk,
$3.50; stenographer, $500: janitor,
$500. IOCal, 30, 800.
State Prison-lnsane ward. Physic-
ian, $500: clerk, $500; attendants CD,
$500; clerk, $50. Total $3.50.
These reports. We're ordered placed
upon the calendar TO await the coming
of other reports.
Mr.. Warren, of Jones, asked that be-
fore the Speaker signed the enrolled
bill for the relief of Treasurer Lacy,
ii be placed on its third reading again
simply for the purpose of allowing a
roll call. Mr. Warren said he voted for
the bill, and he did not mind going on
record. AS u roll call was demanded
yesterday, he thought it nothing but
just that those opposing the bill, who
corded vote. The motion was advo-
Gated by Mr.. Murphy, of Buncombe,
and Mr.. Fowler, of Sampson.
In the case of speech advocating
a roll call, Col. Cunningham asked Mr.
Murphy If he was talking for Bum
combe. mo" said replied Mr.. Muir
ply, II am trying TO enlighten Per-
SON"
The motion was opposed by Mr..
Winborne, of BERTHE, and Col Cunning
ham, Of Person.
The Speaker called attention to
rule Of the House, which said that
a motion 10 reconsider was in order
except where a bin had passed the
Senate. This bill had passed the SEN
ate.
On motion of Judge Graham, furth-
er consideration of the matter was
postponed until after the expiration of
the morning hour.
Resolutions and Bills Introduced.
The following bills and resolutions
We're Introduced:
Powers: Resolution to amend the
rules so that all bills bearing an I'M
favorable report of a committee shall
be placed on the calendar TO come up
regularly for consideration. Referred
to Committee on Rules.
Daniels, of Warren: Resolution on
divorce from NJ. l.. Church, South. Ju
dietary.
Glenn: To establish reformatory
for white Juvenile offenders. Penal IN
stitutions.
Redwine: To take j. T, Gordon out
of a school district in Union county
Education.
Redwine: TO establish Indian Trail
School district in Union county. Edu
cation.
Riggs: TO allow clerk TO Corporation
Commission 10 affix seal in absence of
Commissioner. Propositions and Griev-
ances.
McNinch (by request); To amend
the divorce law. judiciary.
Ehringhaus (by request): To allow
Wilson District Graded School TO is
sue bonds. Education.
Gayle: TO protect fish in Whites
mill pond in Halifax county. Fish.
McQueen rc amend the charter Of
Maxtou Cities and Towns.
Mitchell: TO amend the law relating
to killing squirrels in BERTHE county.
Propositions and Grievances.
Alley: TO amend the Code so as TO
provide for partition of mineral in
terests when same has been separated
from the land. judiciary.
Alley: TO provide lien for purchase
money of timber by stumpage. Judic-
larry.
Alley. To incorporate the Bank of
Jackson. Banks and Currency.
Cofeld: To prevent hunting on
lands in Goose Nest township, Mar
tin county, without the written con-
sent of the owner of land. Proposition
and Grievances.
Gordon, of Stokes: To amend the
constitution Constitutional Amend
ment.
Gordon, of Stokes: For relief of GER
tain widows Of Confederate veterans.
Pensions,
Daniel: For a State reformatory.
Penal Institutions.
Daniel; To fix time for holding
courts in Orange county. Judiciary.
Fleming: TO appoint d. A. Taylor
and d. X, Blanton justices of the peace
in Graham county. Committee on Jus
tice of the Peace.
Owens: To prevent hunting on lands
in Currituck county without written
consent of the owner Propositions and
Grievances,
Redwine: To establish a reform
atory for criminal youth. Penal Insti-
tutions.
Davis: TO prevent throwing saw dust
in South Fork Creek, Burke county.
Propositions and Grievances.
Davis: TO allow commissioners of
Morganton TO provide sewerage
Cities and Towns.
Fleming: To repeal law incorporat-
ing the Carolina and Tennessee Rail-
road Company. Corporations.
Feimster: To allow commissioners
of Hickory to pay to trustee of schools
ten thousand dollars realized from sale
of bonds. Cities and Towns.
Powers: TO amend the road law of
Rutherford county. Roads
Warrior. To anpoinf i,tctioa. of