The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
NEAR-bffRR Bill!
PASSES SENATE
Measure Goes Back to House
for Concurrence in
Amendments.
TO CHANGE HOSPITAL. NAME
Measure Introduced Is Aimed
at 4. c. L. Relief Depart
n1ent.
TO CHANGE HOSPITAL. NAME
Especial to The Timeg.D,Spatoh

Raleish, y. c., FEBRUARY l4-The
the Kent bill. from the House, proh,bit.
ing near'Decr in North Carolina: mass
"a II on its final reading, and sent IL
s parm 20 me House, for concurrence in
the otil on final reading was 81 to 8
senator Boyden stirIe1 mirth by Of
ieIihg as substitute resolution pro
E1dlng that any members Of the North
Garoiina Legislatures OF I905.1911. in
elusive. who have voted for prohibition
l nr3as,. and taken a drink of vinous.
eplrituous or malt liquors shall be
guilty OF felony and be punished by
death. -
The House passed the Battle bin.
change charters at will by vote Of the
people. 1t passed itS final rca ding, nno
was sent to the Senate.
senator Qutckel introduced a bill to
Grunge the nnA.e of the Western Hos
pital at Morganton, to Murphy Meme
rial State Hospital.
me Common bill. to prevent railroad
employees from being me.nbers of rn
lief associations was displaced AZ
special order and referred TO tho two
judiciary committees for additional re-
port,
The House COMMITTEES on Public ser.
VICE Corporations has decided upon
favorable report for the Face bill tina,
Would make 1t unlawful for any rail-
ROAD employe any portion OF their
wages for the maintenance Of hogri
tais, RELIEF associations or similar de-
partnlents. and making such action hv
any .cfficcr OF railroad company nun
ishahle by fine OF 500 10 $500 This *
aimed, II Is said. at the Atlantic Coast
L LIS relief department especially. It is
asainat this Organization is Inspired
py national labor brotherhoode. that
are aeekfng to set On permanent and
surance features. which relief assocla-
tons such as that Of the Coast Line.
hampers considerably
Purity OF Elections.
q Dill has been pending for some
uine TO make the purchase of votes
anu similar otfenses against the purity
OF elections IN this state felonles. in
iiaworable report. Rather. O. substitute
OIL to this etfcc. is to be reported ~
Judiciary Committee No. /. for the
Dwart bill, including payment ot poli
tax and granting Immunity 10 VII
nesses for prosecution. arc stricken out,
an 10 the e sunstitute made to simply
The Joint Committee on Fish and
Eiehertes are work OH a substitutes
Ier the Fish Commission bill. and ex-
TSedJ TO report within a day or two.
The. Senate committee Is headed bv
n .,a Martin, OF Washington, and
Dolgnton, Of Allegheny Thev are
fectinE It go as to be the least objec.
tlonable to all parties.
p. Brown Dry Goods Com pany. Of
Wilmington, capital sln5, 5000, to begin
tuz!ness with. $4,000. Incorporating:
W. Harrison.
swan Quarter Fish and Oyster com
pany. or swan Quarter, Hyde Company,
e ea6d $4,000 70 begin business with
OF Pantego; c. c. Jackson. of Pine
6oWn, nd William Swindell of Swan
Ramasui a RlmSe spo ood O
3: Garter. y. F. Nash and G. 3. Smith,
ct Ramssur.: also 10 the a s. johnson
hufacturing Company. of Sm!thfeld,
capital $4,000. to begin business with
; ~ incorpora tors: a. $. Johnson,
"; ". Cole and r: NJ. Novel;. The De-
lexington. amends its charter. increas-
ing It's capital stock from $4,000 10
s-9 g G \. Hunt is president,
Ihe BODY of Mallory Faucette, former
railroad conductor on the seahoard Air
Line, and for some time past connected
Win one OF the woodyards here, who
wa vas kaiiea late last night by a street
noon for tnterment He had a mother
ana sistsr living in Durham.
Sale os Cigarettes.
sale OF M eiFhas4tes ell to nrohtbit the
pending for some time before The
9ousa Committee on Health, of which
y. McPhaul Is himself chairman, has
received an unfavcrable report, in snite
OF a remarkable plea for the measure
that DR.. McPhaul made this evening
IT IS possible that Dr. McPhaul will
set the bill before the House in spits
OF the unfarorahle report. The argu.
ment that seemed to sway the commit
Zee was that the bill would react
carolina and then fail to accomplish
the end that the advocates of tbs
ne m sure desired to attain, just as, in
the language OF ono member of the
committee, "the State prohibition law
1ails to prevent the use of whisl:ey in
the State" -
IT The EWart pin to provide for inspec-
cants shipped into North Carolina, and
an inspection tax Of O. cents I
PEI PEI EaIlon.. was considered at consid-
on Liquor Traffic. Mr.. Ewart represent !
ca TO the committee that there wag
shipped into North Carolina during tho
past past year not less than quarters
spite OF the prohibition status, and that
q great part OF 1t was adulterate6. an6
POISON @ is to degree He would main
ton is maintained. The Committee
finally concluded that tho Bill nron-
cry belonged to the Judiciary Com
iiltlce, ana decided to return If m
me tn. House for reference to that com
. The movement for a great central
highway through Central North Caro-.
INA. from Beaufort to the Tenn ssee
inc; crystallized to-day In the Central
Highway Convention. with f1fteen coun
tics represented $500 80
The road would be 400 miles lonr.
b1ll authorizing the counties to provide
500 per mile toward the expense Of
construction was prepared to BIO passed
by the Legislature. r. p. Varner
edltor OF Southern Good Roads. vas
made permanent chairman.
COMPROMISE rs REACHED.
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