The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-01-28
WITH THE soLoxs.


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BY Gavin. To amend the pension
laws OF 1897.
BY Hayes: To amend the Revisal
permitting clerks to pay certain
amounts to mothers Of indient chill
dren-
By Butler: To increase pay OF ju-
rors In Columbus County.
BY Butler: To amend road law Of
Columbus County.
BY Connor: To repeal the tar on
peddIers of manufactured tobacco
and thereby promote competition In
such manufacturers
BY Lee: To amend the law of
1901 relating to eminent domain.
BY Graham: To amend Section
3es3. Laws of 1905. and to provide
that a wife who shall remain separate
and apart from her husband for five
years shall have no dover.
Solicitors Salary.
The bill read was the Koonce bill
lAdA SJoiANtboio bC put vi
salary of s2.750, to be paid from the
State Treasury. all fees to be taxed
by the Clerk and sent to the State
Treasurer.
After much debate, and after sew
eral amendments had been offered.
the amendment to put Solicitors on a
salary OF $2.250 per annum was I'm
ally adopted by the House
Senate-Wednesday.
Bills introduced were as follows:
s. B. $50, Senator Jones, bq re-
quest: An act to incorporate the
town of Wake Forest.
s. B. 291, Senator Shaw: To Gre
ate new township in Robson Coun-
ty. Counties, Cities and Towns.
s. B. 294, Senator Matthews: An.
act relating to public roads in Samp-
son County.
Bills ON Their Passage.
The following bills were taken up
and disposed of:
S. B. SIS: A bill to allow Wakelon
Garded School District to vote for a
$4,000 bond issue.
s. B. 1911: To authorize Boar1 of
Education of Wake County to borrow
money. Passed third reading.
H. B. At, S. B. 23S: To appoint
justices of the peace in Dupiin Coun-
ty. Passed it's second and third read
ing.
H. B. 233, s. B. 236: To estAb-
fish stock law in Moore County.
S. B. 298: To empower commits
sioners of Richmond County to hire
conv;cts to other counties Passed
its second and third readings
s. B. 95: To establish a special
criminal court 10 Durham County.
.sssed.
S. B. 1913: Relative to 1aborers
ard mechanics liens. Passed it's sec
ond reading.
S. B. 1873: Relative to compen-
sation for holding special terms of
court, fixing the pay of judges att
800 per week, the pay to come out
of the counties for which the special
term as held.
H. B. 1877. S. B. 1870: An act to
appoint justices of the peace in Gates
County.
s. B. ia: To amend road law of
BERTHE County.
Another New Bill.
S. B. 1923: To relieve the sureties
on the official bond of ex-State Treas
urer w. H. Worth of further liability
on his bond. Passed second and
third readings
H. B. 112, s. B. 1913: To amend |
several sections of the Revisal rela-
tive to supervisors, pay of commits
sioners, etc., in Johnston County. |
Passed it's several readings after
slight amendment.
S. B. 25S: Requiring clerks of |
Superior Court to make reports to At |
of North Carolina, |
giving date of beginning Of court, its
work, name of Judge, day of adjourn
ment and other facts. Passed.
S. B. 263: To amend 3427 of Re-
visal relative to uttering forged pa
per. Passed.
s. B. 264: To amend 1046 of Re-
visal relating to registering of deeds.
Passed.
s. r. 277, HI. r. 4: A resolution |
Of sympathy to Italy on its great mis-
fortune. (No appropriation Reso-t
luton was passed.
8. B. 293: To appoint justices of
the peace in Northampton County. |
Passed.
In the House.
Bills introduced: