The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02

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Senator Gardner snsroaasea iii
- change the aAzae o. the AErseal-
ssraI and Mechanical College Cor tie
colorea race. 20 the ScwxA Czrolsn.
Industrial Institute. ~. Gardnsr
said his bill wzs inteaded 70 make
clearer the dIEerenee hetwesn that
institution and the 4. q ~ College
Of Raleigh.
The Senate passed Tie Doawhson
bill 10 saake owners Of dogs liable 10
damages in certain easea IL pro-
vides that 10 q mans dog attacks bis
neighbor's fowls or hogs. or cows.
the neighbor may recover damages In
case the dogs master ID worth his ex-
emptions-
The bill TO protect employees al
members Of labor organizations was
reported unfavorahiy by the commit
tee.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Hart
sell 10 provide for the maintenance
and support Of the Stonewail Jack
son Manual Training and Industrial
School.
The following bills passed third
reading:
Requiring and regulating the pub
LEGATION OF receipts and disburse-
.ments of public moneys. Sent to the
House without engrossment
To prevent depredations by do
mestic fowls In Catawba and Gull
ford counties. Enrolled for ratifica-
ton.
In the House.
The following bills were intro
duced:
Roberts: To amend the divorce
law.
To provide for township meeting
houses in Pit. and Wilson.
To tax dogs in Caswell County.
To tax dogs in Wayne County.
To allow Hartford County to pay
81 200 to complete Confederate mon
ument.
The following bills were ratified:
Johnson: To amend the revisal
relative to Dutch nets In Albemarle
Sound and it's tributaries.
Connor: To provide for settle
ment Of title to real estate in North
Carolina. (Torrens Land Titles.)
Houston. To allow special venires
in Union County compensation for
their services.
The bill to establish a lien for
licensed livery stable keepers was re-
ported favorably by the committee.
When the House bill providing for
million dollar bond issue for an
administration building was reached
Representative burlington objected
to the reading of the bill. stating
that it should first go before the COM
mittee on appropriations. Mr.. Horne
objected but was overruled and the
bill referred to the appropriations
committee for further consideration.
The bill to secure to the people
the use of the lakes in Bladen, Co
lumbus and Cumberland Counties,
passed the House.
Senate-Monday.
Senator Martin introduced a bill
for the establishment of a Teachers
Training School in western North
Carolina. The site to be selected by
the State Board of Education. The
bill further provides for an appro-
~priation Of $4,000 toward the build
ing of the school and for $4,000
year for maintenance.
Senator Brown introduced a bin
specifying that on election days the
polls should be opened in the morn
ing at o'clock, instead OF sunrise
as now specified. and close in the
afternoon at 6 o'clock, instead OF
sunset
To make owners of dogs liable to
damages in certain cases was ratified.
as was the bill to prohibit depreda-
tons by domestic fowls in Catawba
and Guilford counties.
Bills introduced.
8. B. 420, by Mr.. Baggett: Au-
thorize the commissioners OF the
county Of Sampson to appropriate
from the county funds to help erect
a monument to the Confederate SOL
diers On the court house square in
the town of Clinton.
s. B. 423 by Mr.. London: To codify
the laws as to mental anguish from
negligence in the transmission Of tel
| egrams.
The bill to abolish the police COM
| mission in Asheville was passed.
Senator Barham, chairman of the
committee on education, announced
| the appointment of Messrs. Martin,
of Buncombe; Holden, Mashburn, Bar
bour, Haymore, Long, Gotten and
Bellamy as a committee to visit the
State Normal and Industrial College
at Greensboro; also the Colored Agri-
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