The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15

=. MAUnEE, OF Cleveland. i. T. BdI-
linsor. 81 polk. q II Bellamy. ~
1raa ylyania. J. r.. Rurles0n. Of
Mitchell J. ". Burton, Of onsIo,y J.
e. Buxton. Of Forsyth. y. r.. Orm0ud.
Of Lenoir. -. F. Davis, Of Burke ".
+. Wood. of McDo"ell. J. {. Dre"ry.
Of wake. J.. <. EGrd. Or Stanly. K. y.
Redvlne ~ Union. II. W. Stubs. Of
Martin. K. r. Etharidge. Of Dare. J.
". Graham Of Orange &. II. King
81 CasweII. solomon Brown. If Yad-
kin. a. \. Hicks, II Granville. r. ".
Turner. Of ~Pasquotank \. +. Goodwin,
Of Gates. e.. VI. Wilson. OF Johnston
f w Harrington, Of Farnett; Jackson
Greer. Of Bladen, j. Guy Carter. Of
SITry; ". Stamps Howard. Of Edge
c0mbej o. r. Mason. of Castor. r. L.
LoviII, Of Watauga. L. Y. Long. Of Ire
dell. y. \. Mclean. Of Robson =. N.
Mitchell. of Bertic. II. n. Pharr. OF
~ a~cklcnburg: w. l.. Ddell. Of Cabar-
US. Thomas Perrett. of Dupiin
Ia ker Polk, IF Warren: J. T. Rem
hardt, Of Lincoln. \. \. r. SeaWcil, Of
Moore, j. X. Ilves, Of Chatham, G. A.
Rockingham: j. w. Mclaughlin. Of
Cumberland J. -, Dawes, ~ WiIson,
r. r. Thoruc. % Nash. Whitehead
klnttz. Of Rowan, \. II. Dickey. of
Cherokee. J. X. Blair. Of Montgomery.
At 12.!J O'Clock all the senators had
3'fbA ~ '- II 80 -" ."
Aycoek, of Wayne; J. A. Holt, Of Or
angct ". T. Daniel, Of Halifax,
ana J. l., Fleming. Of Pitt, who
did not have their credentials. Presi-
dent Winston stated that the senate
would proceed towards effeCting its
permanent organization, only those
nate voting who had taken the
prescribed oath.
President Winston stated that nomi-
nations Were in order. and Mr.. or
Maxwell. Of Lenoir, for chief Clerk.
The chair appointed as ~tcllers Scna-
tors Ileming and Howard
Mr.. Maxwell was elected.
Mr.. Lovill, of Watauga. nominated
Nh. Robert L. BaHou. of Ashc. for
elected
Mr. Drewrv of wake nominated
Mr. prn,-n pngr,,n az VIZ fo,.
cnr.~aT al Ir,1s - NJ ponra,3
80 aInrtc5 ' ~
20" 800 80 rraao, aaaa.a1 %
NJ Gf,in,, of VIM fan hssiSt ,nt
- , Dt nd H. - aInyr -
nIantad on" ~ 80
~. cr,bar or or.noa noni,atod
Mr. CharIes SIR yhorno Of ORANGE for
Rcadinr Clcrk ana Mr. -StraThorne
was y si9 Redriro Of 1-oion poninotoa
MI VEN nf Runcon1ha for nrnsiH
don't nro temnorn af mo senate ana
Mr. Mahh vas unanimousI,. elected
Cir Wcbh procendad to The prnsj-
dant,e acsL and v.ar adninistcrnd The
nafb ~ ofrico
Prosidrnt Winston announced the
mime. Of the aesistant clerks naacs
,,nesenarrc and ohororr rb.,- D,nrn a.
follows:
Assistant PRINCIPAL C1nrke. stacey
w Wade. Morchead CITY. r e Boyd.
Reidsyiuc. Otis Self Webstnr PAGES.
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of Whiteville: Jones. Of
Pitt county; Miller, of Allegheny coun-
ty; Ross. of Nash county: Pratt. of
R~ockinpham: TimberIakc. of Raleigh:
Wilkerson. of Wilson. Messenger.
James Lanier. of Raleigh. Laborers:
Barnes. Buic. Chappell. Hamlet.
Howell. Jordan. Jones. Lewis. Moore.
Pegram. Sligall. Ward. Cardwcll.
(col.), Davis, (coI.)
The elective officers were sworn in,
after which President Winston an
nounced tina the Senate was organiz-
ed and was ready for business.
on motion of Mr.. Graham, those
senators who had forgotten or mis-
placed their credentials were per
mittcd to be sworn in, these being
senators j. y. Holt, of Orange; j. L.
Fleming, of Pitt; ". E. Daniel. of
Halifax, and b. f. Aycock, of Wayne.
Mr.. Hicks, of Granville, submitted
a resolution to inform the House of
Representatives mat the Senate had
organized ana elected officers.
The resolution was adopted.
MI. webb offered q resolution to
adopt the rules and regulations. the
rules OF ORDER of procedure of the
senate OF 1905, not affecting other
matters, ana the resolution was adopt
ed
Mr.. Graham moved that a commit
tee of two on the part of the Senate
and three on the part of the House
be appointed to notify Governor Glenn
that the Legislature was organized
and ready for the transaction of bust
ness.
The motion was carried, and the
president appointed Senators Graham
and LovilI on the part of the Senate.
President Winston appointed Sena-
tors uxton Webb and Daniel as a
committee on rules. and requested
them to meet at $3.50 %. M. in the
Senate chamber.
The president dispatched the ser
geant-at-arms to acquaint the COVER
nor with the fact hat the Senate had
organized and to learn if the executive
desired to transmit a message at this
session.
The president stated that the gov
ernor had replied to the inquiry of
tho Sona+o ana tI,+ ba 3o.;,ol M,