Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-01-28

Underwood: Amend 2235, Revisal,
SO as to allow three days Of grace on
bills payable at sight.
Connor: Fix liability Of banks to
depositors for forged OF raised
checks. Depositor must notify the.
bank within three months Of receiv-
ing the cancelled check.
Connor: Punish derogatory state
sments concerning banks and to pre-
vent runs on banks.
Connor: Amend Act Of 1907 relat-
ing to the salary Of the assistant Ii
brarian of the Supreme Coart.
Weaver: Regulate the use Of busi-E
ness names.
Grant: Protect labor from certain
government employees. i
Rodwell: Relative to property Of
insane persons discharged from asy-
lums.
Morton: Joint resolution to pro-
vide more lights in corridors and re-
tunda Of Capitol.
The Senate lacked a. chorum on
Saturday.
In the House many bills we're pass
| ed Of private nature. Chief among
bills of general interest presented
we're:
| Currie: Amend Revisal 3945 and re-
lieve manufacturers Of fertilizers Of
unnecessary requirements.
Currie: Entitle sale of test farms
by boards Of agriculture.
| Currie: Establish State highway
! commission.
Perry of Bladen: For better pro-
lection and comfort of travelling pub
lie.
Hinsdale: For relief Of inmates
Of Soldiers Home at Raleigh.
| Connor: Provide for equipment and
! maintenance Of Eastern Carolina
ITraining School.
T Among the bills to pass third
reading was that to Permit guardians
to cultivate lands of their wards.
| Mr.. Morton s bill for the separa-
ton Of the races in the penitentiary,
convicts camps and county jails, was
on his own motion re-referred to the
committee on penal institutions,
there being so many gentlemen who
wished to exempt their counties and
prevent the act from interfering
with the cages used in road work.
| Among the bills presented and the
work Of the Senate on Monday are
the following:
The report Of the 1907 legislative
committee on the examination Of the
books and records in the Offices of
the State Treasurer, Auditor and the
Insurance Commissioner, as pre-
sented to the House Saturday, was
offered in the Senate by Senator
Blow, Of Pitt,f and on motion Of Mr.
Blow was referred to a select com
mittee for examination and renort
The appointment of the comm 4ttce
was deferred by the chair.
. New bills INTRODUCED were:
: Blow: Provide for the equipment
} Of the Eastern Carolina Training
School and carving appropriations
: similar to the bill offered in the
. House Saturday.
! Jones (by request): Amend Sec
SO, Acts Of 1907, relative to ths
salary Of the night watchman in tn.
State house and grounds.
Starbuck: Amend Chap. AZ, Pri
vate Laws Of 1904, relative to tn
incorporation Of the United Brethren
! Salem
Elliott: Require the clerks Of Su
4 periOr Court to report to the At
t torney General.
Pharr: Amend Sec 3437, Revisal
: relative to uttering forged papers.
Pharr: Amend Sec. 407, Chap. z
: Private Laws 1869, being an act t
: incorporate the Masonic Temple 0
Z. Charlotte.
Hankins: Amend Sec. 3S17, RI
t visal, relative to the sale Of dyna
e mite.
n A bin to incorporate Pee Dee Va.
n ley Railroad Company passed it
final reading.
|, The following bills and resolution
are part Of the many that were Of
o fered in the House,
Il Gavin: Amend Sec. Ills Of Il
school law
f Cox,of Wake Memorial from tt
l. North Carolina Society," Sons Of tt
Revolution, relative to the Hall {
/, History.
4, Currie: Amend Sec. 1880, Revisa
le relating to working on Sunday.
Haymore: Amend the constitutio
n Art. 6, striking out the poll-tax pr
5. requisites for voting and extendi.
k the time for the application OF t
5e educational qualification to Novemb
1916.
n Hinsdale: Amend Sec. 3006, Revi
y al, relative to the sale Of cocains. o