The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-01-14
AMONG THE sOLoSs.


s. B. 40. Senator Starbuck. An
act 10 amend Section 1909 In refer
enee to the election Of justices OF
the peace IN Forsyth County. Com
mittee on Judiciary.
S. B. Al. Senator Bassett. To ex-
tend State aid for the erection Of
monument to III. L. Wyatt. Commit
tee on Pensions and Soldiers Home.
s. B. A. Senator Matthews. An
act to protect squirrels in Sampson
County. Committee on Game Laws.
s. b. 30. Senator Manning. An
act to increase and enlarge the power
and duties of the attorney general.
Committee on Judiciary.
In the House.
BY Mcdonald, of Monroe, to issue
bonds for Moore County.
ByLemmond, of Union, to amend
Chapter 1929, Of 1907.
By Cook, of Camden, to appoint
justices for Camden County.
By Roscoe, to amend 2001, of Re-
visal regarding landlord and tenant
act.
BY Kennedy, to repeal Section 513,
acts of 1907, as to election OF COM
missioners of Sampson County.
By Crumpler, to protect quail in
Sampson County.
Senate-Monday.
Following bills were introduced:
S. B. SIS. Senator Jones. An act
to amend Section 1890. Vol. Of Re
visal, relating to public schools.
Committee on Education.
8. B. "a. Senator Hawkins. An
act to erect fire-proof building for
the State Library and museum. Com
mittee ON Public Buildings and
Grounds.
S. B. SIS. Senator Jones: An act
to allow the Wakelon School District
to vote bonds to the amount of $1O,-
900 for the support of a public high
school.
s. B. 81. Senator Britt: An act to
place Madison county in the tenth
congressional district. Committee on
Congressional Districts.
S. B. Sc. Senator Goodwin: An act
to protect crops against the depreda-
tons of squirrels. Referred to the
| Committee on Revisal, by request.
| In the House.
By Gavin: For relief of Sheriff
Middleton, of Duplin.
By Stubbs: To change time of
holding courts in Martin County.
By Hayes, of Chatham: To regu-
late time of hunting of foxes in
Chatham County.
H. B. As: AS to appointment OF
certain justices in Rowan, passed Sec
ond and third reading, was ordered
engrossed and sent to Senate.
Joint resolution as to election OF
United States Senator on the 10TH
inst, was sent to Committee or
Elections.
A joint session of the Senate anC
House was held at noon to canvass
the State election returns. The vote
for Governor was as follows:
William w. Kitchin. .145, 10:
, Senate-Wednesday
Bills were introduced as follows:
II S. B. "a. Senator Elliott An &C
to reqire judges of superior court
. to remain at county seat during tn
: entire term of court.
S. B. sc. Senator Britt, by re
. Iquest. An act to prohibit the taking
of witness fees by salaried officers il
Durham county.
S. B. As, relative to adjournmen
l on February 18th, was called up 70
I consideration and put upon it's pass
age.
This measure created a lively dis
cussiOn, but action on the bill wa
POSTPONED until January goth.
S. B. II. Senator Jones. An &C
relating to the public schools of Rs
D leigh township. Committee on Edu
v cation.
+ S. B. 70. Senator Jones. An &C
s to amend chapter SAT of public law
s of 1907, relating to schools. Con
. mittee on Education.
X s. B. 70. Senator Barringer. A
G act to amend section 1912 of revisa
irelating to the sale of property undo
8 mortgage. Committee on Revisal.
IL s. B. IA. Senator Dockery. An az
q to establish a criminal court for LIE
J. County. Committee on Judiciary.
II S. B. 76. Senator Manning. A
lact to establish a State Board in til
q interest of securing uniform legisl,
ltion throughout the United States
Is In the House.
l. The following bills were intr,
e duced:
By Turner To enable men to co
lect small debts.
By Lee: To establish differel
uniform for different grades of pri
oners.
By Cox, of Arson: To amer
~ chapter 612. laws of 1907, as to a,
tomobiles, SO as to apply to Anse
County.
By Shepherd: To allow Robese
County to issue bonds
{: Will Have to Be Regenerated.