The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-01-21

titled to pensions. Pensions and
By Latham: To drain wet and
swamp lands 1.-TWO, hundred copies of
the bin were ordered printed). Ag-
riculturc.
By Ellinott: For the benefit of the,
State School for the Blind. State
School for Blind.
- By Lockhart: Denouneing-condaet
within the State Of North Carolinas
that interferes with trade and COM
merce. Judiciary.
BY Gay: Relating TO hunting
Game Laws. :.
By Kluttz: A, joint resolution re-
lating to the Alaska-YukOn EXPOSE.
ton. Appropriations.
By Manning: To allow the Regis
ter of Deeds of Durham county to APP
point a deputy. ~
Bills were placed on their third
and final reading as follows:
S. B. To amend subsection is of
section 1918 of the Revisal.
S. B. To establish a board of com
missioners for the promotion of uni
formity of legislation In the United
States. The bill directs the Cover
nor TO appoint three commissioners
within thirty days after the passage
leof this act, to confer with similar
boards representing other States, and
make reports to the Governor to be
| transmitted to the LEGISLATURE. Mr..
Manning explained that the labor in
volved is one of professional love and
not of reward. The congress of COM
m~issioners would recommend after
examination of the subjects legisla-.
ton on marriage, divorce, insolvency,
the descent and distribution of prop
erty. the execution and probate of
bills and other subjects upon which
uniformity of legislation IN the vari-
Gus States and territories is desirable
s. B. To amend section POPS of the
/ Revisal, relating TO time of filing no
tice of liens, striking out the word
twelve" and inserting in lieu there
of the word "six."
New bills were introduced In the
Senate on Monday: ~
Lockhart: Relieve licensed physE
i clans from paying license tax.
Starbuck: To expedite the trial Of
civil causes in the Superior Courts
of the State. =
Barham: To provide adequate
compensation for Superior Court
judges in holding special terms Of
court.
Reynolds: Relating to the: gov
eminent of appropriations to roads.
In the House on Monday the fol-
lowing petitions and memorials Mere
presented: s
From citizens of Brunswick county
relative to real and personal proper
, tyy exemptions asking that it be made
: 5000 instead of $50, as at present.
Haymore (by ~request): From GER
tain citizens of Surry county for the
Z repeal of the homestead and property
exemption laws.
Haymore: Joint resolution to me-
moralize Congress for the establish
ment Of post roads in North Caro-
n lima. .
: Higdon (by request1 : Amend Chap
SO. Laws of 1907, relative to divorce
, Morton: Separate white and color
= ed conviets in the State penitentlary
: and convict camps at sleeping anc
eating hours.
: Morton: For better training of col
: ored youth and thereby minimize rae
prejudice.
Hindsdale: Regulate working O.
, women and children in m~anufactur
!. ing establishments of North Carolina
:, Latham: Regulate the sale OF re
|; v~olvers and cartridges.
Rodwen: incorporate the Town o
- Bonn, Warren county,
. Weaver: Incorporate Asheville I
u East Tennessee Railroad.
= Wilson: Protect deer in Henderson
= Transatlantic, Haywood and jackson
n counties.
Maiette Amend, Chap. 622, Law
of 1907, relative to hunting deer L
a Tyrell county.
l. Graham: Regulate trial of capita
eases, giving State and defendar
u each twelve peremptory challenge
q and the State not to stand any
foot of panel.
The following. bills passed thir
reading:
:, When, the Senate Dill 10 lncreaS
u the salary Of the Commissioner 9
Labor and Printing from $1,000
$4,000 was laid before the House,
r passed second reading without d1
y ~cussion, by a division of 45 to 3d.
The divorce bill by Bigdon4 of M
y y con, by request, would amend Il
u present ten-year separation clause I
providing that parties who have live
apart ten years may be divorced
an any children they may have are oV'
o. - :.4anS 90 e thare are I