The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-17

pensions and soldiers home: Rein
hardt, Graham, Mauney, Long, Per.
rett, Ballinger, Burlison.
House.
The house session began at IL
O'Clock, Speaker Justice presiding.
and Rev. e. Y. Pool, of the Baptist
church, offering prayer.
Bills Introduced.
Murphy, of Rowan: to appoint JUS
tlce of the peace for Rowan county.
Laughinghouse, of Pitt: to reduce
passenger rates ON railroads In North
Carolina, committee on railroads.
Koonce: To declare burden of
proof. Committee on judiciary.
Beckett, of Franklin To repeal dog
tax IN Franklin county, and to amend
constitution of North Carolina. To
provide for the mentally deficient.
Owens, of Sampson: TO provide for
roads of Sampson.
Hollowell, OF Moore: To make in
dictable assault upon an innocent
woman.
Manning: To allow Durham county
to issue road bonds, to provide for
election of school committee for Dur
ham city. To provide for election of
board OF education for Durham coun-
ty. To repeal law requiring 4 days.
work on Durham roads. To compel
telephone companies to maintain
joint stations.
Douglas, of Wake: Regulating rule
Of soft drinks. To protect primary
elections and conventions. To reg
uate the speed of automobiles in
Wake county.
Jones, of johnson: Returning to
Johnson the manufacture and sale Of
wine and cider.
London: To amend Section 1,673
of Revisal.
Caudler, of Jackson: To correct
State grant, 1878, In Jackson coun-
ty.
Coleman, of Clay: To repeal stock
law in Clay county.
White, of Person: To incorporate
the Roxboro Real Estate & Trust
Company.
The following were appointed the
committee on rules: Dowd, of Meek
lenburg; Winborne, of Hartford; and
Register, of GreenviIle.
The Senate resolution providing
for printing 500 copies of the govern
or's message was concurred in. The
house resolution to pay John n. Kerr
per diem aud mileage for Organizing
the house, being sent back by the
senate with mileage stricken out, the
house refuses to concur and a com
mittee of conference was appointed.
Saturday was a dull day in the leg
islature. About the customary mum
Der of new bills were introduced,
many of them being of purely local
import.
Winborne introduced q resolution
appropriating $4,000 additional for
the jamestown Exposition fund, pro-
viding for the purchase of land as a
site for the State building there.
Bills introduced.
Bills were introduced as follows:
To regulate pay of jurors in Union.
By Haynes-To promote education
in Yadkin.
By Young-To allow the working
of convicts on Catawba road.
By Winborne-To provide courts
for Beaufort and Washington.
By Hooker-To regulate pay Of
jurors in Beaufort.
By Autry-To prevent the sale Of
liquor in Burke.
By Blount-To establish graded
schools in Tyrell.
By Liverman-To increase the
number of commissioners in Tyrell.
By Wells-To amend section 1892
of the Revised regarding Fender
county.
By Pou-To promote education in
Dare.
By McNeill-To amend section
1929 of the Revisal regarding curelty
to animals.
By Royster-To allow Granville
county commissioners to apply money
arising from profits of the dispen-
sary.
By White amend section 212O
of the Revisal regarding mill tolls in
Person.
By Cowles-To amend the Reyisal
regarding probate of deeds.
BY Hollowell-Regarding passen-
ger rates and providing for the sale
of interchangeable mileage books.
By Taylor, of Brunswick-To so
amend the fish law that it will not
anniv. tn the catch of Henhavon when
they are manufactured in this State.
By Grant. of Davie-To amend the
revisal of advertising sales under
mortgages and execution.