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the limit two years Tor acuon
against telegraph companies.
Br Graham: To repeal section of
divorce law.
BY Graham: To expedite trial of
capital offenses.
Senate-Friday.
The following new bills were in
troduced:
s. B. 222. Senator Ormond: An
act to place solicitors on salary and
to fix their compensation. Commit
tee on Judiciary.
s. B. 223, Senator Hankins: A
joint resolution relative to better
postofice facilities In the capitol.
Passed Final Reading.
H.B. 189, s. B. 1876, to appoint
justices OF the peace in Davidson.
Passed it's several readings and Or
dered enrolled.
H. B. 1872, s. B. 1875: An act to
reduce the number of commission
ers of Beaufort County. Passed Sec
ond and third reading and ordered
enrolled.
s. B. 1856: A bill to confer police
powers on deputy sheriffs OF Cabar-
rus County in Kannopolis. Passed
and ordered engrossed.
In The House.
Bills introduced:
d. l.
duction.
BY Pool: To amend law as to
inheritance tax.
By Cox: Resolution as to pay OF
expenses of inaugural committee.
BY ........: To give assistant
supreme court librarian more pay.
By Currie: To abolish crop pest
commission.
By Currie: To regulate sale OF
feed compounds, two bills.
BY Gordon: To validate certain
of B. J. Fisher in Guilford.
By Gordon: To validate certain
deeds.
By Underwood: To allow three
days grace on sight drafts.
By Daily: To protect game and
land owners in Rutherford County
By Conner: AS to liabilities of
banks as to forged checks.
tain crimes.
By Conner: To amend law as to
assistant librarian supreme court.
By Weaver: To regulate use OF
business names.
By Grant: To protect labor
By Grant: To allow sheriffs and
tax collectors to collect back tax.
By Livingston: To appoint board
of education for Polk County.
By Taylor: To amend law as to
fees
By Taylor: To amend law as to
tax of certain fishermen.
By Freeman: AS to pay of COM
missioners in Richmond County.
BY Freeman: AS to pay of jurors
in Richmond County.
By Freeman: To allow Richmond
County to hire convicts.
By Gavin, by request: To ap-
point cotton weigher at Warsaw.
By Rodwell: AS to property of
insane people. "a
Bills Passed.
A bill to provide a system of road
working in Macon, second reading.
To amend charter of the town of
Granite Falls, second reading. To
amend the charter of Wilson, second
reading. To allow town of Marshall
to issue bonds, third reading. To
allow the county of Buncombe to
issue bonds to refund it's debt, third
reading. AS to bridges in Wayne
County, second and third readings.
The bill making the Wayne auto
law apply to Arson County was call
ed up and passed second and third
readings. The bill as to State boun-
dairy lines, giving Governor power
to act, passed second and third read
lngs. Bill to amend fence law In
Tyrrell, making four-foot wire
fence legal, passed second and third
readings. Bill as to surveyors fees
in Scotland and Arson Counties
passed second and third readings
and was ordered engrossed.
Senate-Saturday.
The above heading is little mis-
leading as there was no session of
the Senate Saturday. Senator Wray
called the Speakers attention to the
1act that a quorum was not present
and that the business could not pro-
coed lawfully. The Speaker sent the
Sergeant-at-arms out to find the all
sent members and bring them in.
but he returned and reported he
could not find single senator. The
Senate was then declared adjourned
until Monday.
In The House.
The following bills were introduce
ed:
By Currie: To amend law as to
fertilizer manufactures.
BY Currie: To sell stall test
farms.
BY Currie: AS to a highway COM
By Gavin: To re-establish treas
lrer of Duplin County.
By Hinsdale: For relief of Sol
liers' Home.
BY Connor: To provide eouip-
nent and maintenance of Eastern
Carolina Training School.
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