The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
settlement
DAKOTA. / [: ! | J 5
An Agreement Reached and. and.
Signed and
Scaled. .Ss
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INCREASE SALARIES TABLED J; +:
af5 - $500 "A III X \; VI III 81
Governor Sends Ills Usual
Daily Message #to the sl,.
Assembly, 81
INCREASE SALARIES T'AB: I ED

Z Special to Tho Times. Dlspatch.)
N RALEIGH, N. CT, March ia basil &Of
settlement has bcci, reached by Governor
Glenn, tile counsel OF State. and the Leg
islntlve Committee for all outstanding
bonds OF tho South Dakota Judgment class
and an agreement between them and
counsel for shuffer Brothers and other
.bondioldcrs has been signed ana sealed
There nrc 2i2 bonds Of the par va ue Of
1900 each with interest for twentys,--nlinlor
years. The State Is to pay 1892 per bond,
the aggregate being $2l5,sbt. This, the re- re-
ports states is sil7 PIG less than printc;ll--
pa and interest and sl70,1a6 less than
the first proposition suggested by the
bondholders and s26,136 less than tho ,iltl-i
mntnm they offered at tho first meet
Ing Of the committee. s
The 3215,SH recommended by the com.
nittce and accepted by the ndfolders, Isl
based though less. on the settlement OF
1870, ALLOWING 2j cents on the dollar and
interest Tor twcnty-fOul " months II VI I'll,
Interest on the deferred coupons,sthts he-
Ing, tho committed says, in strict 6&ac-
cord with the settlement Of 1870 md
the Democratic platform. s.l III IS n
III FORMAL, sIyTTLEA115NT.5
ii Formal report or the ettlemrnt was
made to the General Assembly Tonight. 4
Tho Hill 10 Increase salaries $of clerks IN
tho offices Of state, was tabled IN the
House to-day, as was n bill ito aut llortze
raising board at tho State Normal and
Industrial College, Greensboro, from eight
to ten dollars. Tho omnibus liquor bill reg
ulatlng liquor traffic In various locali-I
ties, was introduced from he comm tee
and passed al readings Mr. oyner3fin M
troduced q resolution recommending Il
reduction In cotton uereage in this state.
Mr.. Waddill offered Il bill to extend tho
operation OF the Ward bill to saloons SO
none BIO allowed In towns OF not lesH than
ono thousand Inhabitants Mr.. & Pa terspn
resolution hat the / General
Assembly adjourn sino die Saturday,Sat
noons Some contend they Will " NIT & be 4
able TO- adj ourn before next Tuesday; 4 OF /:
crs predict they. Will be here until the
1Otn. Pay stops Saturday. sfs e III
MES sAG Il FROM GOVERNOR.
II Governor Glen,, sent a message ito the
Assembly urging the appropriation Of
IS, 900 for the chronological School at
Spray and a bill to this effect was in
troduced. s s Al NJ. Y i!S 3 3
y resolution was adopted for a joint
session OF the Assembly at noon sfo-mor-
row to elect trustee OF State University.
Tho Senate again defeated the bill &au-,
thorlzing the Issuance q, 500, COO bonds 4
forstlie erection Of hall 6t records, Ia fter@
It had been Sreconsld cred II urgent re =
quest OF Governor. ~ III 5's 5 5Igj XII
4. The Alexander va Crane bill passed a 8
It came from the House. 81: II IL sS5a n
4 Mr.. Odel introduced "a bill In the Senate
10 limit poll tax to 5s2. It is similar to.
Mr. Alexand er's bill killed last night In
the House. !. .stgi
f The fight that has been or between cit
liens OF Raleigh and the Wake county
over the division OF the 4
profits OF the Raleigh dispensary between
the city and the county has resulted in
an az rcement that the division shall be
n$thei basis OF four-tenths to the general
city fund, three-tentlls ~ the county
school fund and 5three-tenths to the coun-
tysrroad fund. The representatives 2hnd
gotten Il bill through the House TOR tie;
city to receive one third, the count school
fund onc-third and the county road fund 4
onc-third. The division on which the dis
pensary was voted by tho people Of the
city and now In force is one-half to the
city and one-half to the county school
fund, the city getting her proportion Of
the county! school fund. 5}
AFTER TRADINGs STAMPS.
IAN effort8js being made to drive trad
ing stamp concerns out .of the State.
there being, the Green Trading Stamp and
The Southern Trading Stamp Companies
doing business In the principal towns Of
the State. The revenue bill that has just
passed tho House imposes q tan Of flf-
teen per cent. on the gross receipts Of
such concerns, this being designed to be
prohbltive. The bill has yet to pass the
Senate, but has every prospect OF hecom-
Ing aFlaw. TIKI t5 Y
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