Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-02-14
To establish sdispensary at Wind

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To establish 'dispensary at Wind.
sor. sd
To, increase the nr5..er Of commits
sioners of Wilson,,
Other bills which passed. were as
! follows:
To amend the charter of the Wash
lngton & Vandemere Railway.
TO amend the charter Of the Me-
chanics' Dime Savings Bank Of Ra-
leigh. aFe.s -; ff1rl
To amend the charter Of Red
Springs. 8 ~ -
To amend the charter of the Nan
thala Railway & Flume Company.
70 amend the road law of Hert-
ford.
To amend the laws regarding the
public schools Of Durham.
To amend the charter of the New
bern graded schools.
TO allow New Hanover county ia
employ duly licensed auditor.
For the relief of the commissions
ers Of Mcdowell county.
To prevent fclling timber in Broad
river, Mcdowell county. s
- To abolish the water and light
commission in Newbern.
To allow High Point to issue 5 per
cent. bonds instead Of per cent.
To protect game in Union.
10 allow Rockingham to paw its
county commissioners $3.50 per day
and mileage
To amend section 1912 Of the Re-
visal by adding s'Or clerk of the
court of records.'
To settle the bounadry between
Hertford and Bertie.
To amend the law SO far as John
ston county is concerned regarding
fili.s, leins.
To give Macon and Gates counties
the road law.
To allow Caswen to levy special
tax.
To extend the limits and increase
tax rate at Old Fort. = a 81
TO allow Maxton to issue bonds.
"A Dlaa lis on foot to have gar
nlshment law enacted by the present
legislature, and looking to this end
the Retail Merchants Association
throughout the State have decided to
have introduced measure on the
following lines: q n .s6s -aA /.
Be it enacted by the General As
sembly Of North Carolina and it is
hereby enacted by authority Of the
same that on and after the passage
fof this act; the salary, wages or I'M
come due laborer, clerk or other en-
ployee Of any individual, firm or cor
poratlon within this State, shall be
subject to seizure uponsthe following
manner: Fifteen per cent. of the
monthly wages, salaries, or income Of
from $50 to $40, or in the same ra-
ratio of daily or weekly service; 25
per cent, Of. the wages, salary of I'M.
come from $50 to $50; 35 per cent. of
wages, salary sQr income of $50 or
upards, and in no event will there
be a greater amount exempted than
$50. The balance of weekly OF
monthly wages, salary or income can
be claimed as exempt by either de-
fendent, as set FORTH In answer of
egarnishee. Provided, however, that
any debtor, within the meaning of
this statute may. waive his right I'd
claim any part of his wages, salary
or incame due by signing: an instru-
ment to thats effect. ss7s.s
Petitions were presented by Pres.
ton for "a reformatory and one from
the American Congress on Divorce
for a Uniform divorce i law In all
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W. ga The Beckett Bill.
Ihe senate and house committees
on insane asyfums. in. 9inj session
unanimously agreed to report. favora-
bly, ,kiekstt ,setbill creating a hospitali
board ard providing q bond issue
Of half q million dollars sif the necesAI
sary money is. not in, the taeasnry to
provide acconmo dations fon, the i1l-s|
sane Of the State, and mental defec-s|
tIyes sach sas epileptics, idiots andii|
da.iseroas spcnrabless The bill pro-s|
yldes that not more than $3.50, 600
shall be expended this year; the same
amonnt next year, and if the money
IS not IN the Treasury a bond issue
shall be made by the Treasurer to |
raise the money.
The sub-committee appointed TO
draft 2 lef0rmatory bill has agreed