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

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the number % eupscye& 80 The sgs.s
and 20 r~eommeEs saeA reauesiAs
81 salaries - may - aeesne4 as.ss-
able. Referred to consnIstse o. 49,.
aries and fees-
Judd: To relmearse the eay G,
Raleigh for the Standard oil trial
Battle: To authorize RaissxA %
issue bonds for paelie smprove<neaa
Carr. Of Duplsn: To protect he
forests OF the state from are
To ameHd Rule No. > % tAs He
vtsal relative 10 helrship % Illexsts-
mates-
Joint resolution regarding la,rsu-
cations suggested By the Coverno-
with regard 20 report Of BOARD o:
Public improvements.
Ewart's bin to Investigate The
trusts was reported anfavosahiy.
senat~--Tsc~dAy.
The bill 70 establish tho asv
county OF Hoke out Of portions Of
Robson and Cumberland COUNTIES
passed second reading.
Senator Graham introduced . biz
providing that an election shall b
held on the question OF adopting an
amendment providing that the mem
bers Of the General Assembly for the
term for which they are elected. shall
receive as compensation for their SCI
vice the sum OF $500. and mileage ~
the rate OF ten Gems per mile. both
coming to the seat OF government
and while returning home. The con-
pensation OF the presiding oficsr
shall be $40 per day and mileAxe-
Should an extra session be called. the
members shall receive s1eo and the
presiding ofiicer like rate Of CON-
pensation."
BILLS introduced.
s. B. AL. by Mr.. Brown: To pro-
hibit the sale or handling OF into1i-
eating liquors by any club or asso-
ciation. Committee on Propositions
and Grievances.
s. B. 444. by Mr.. Boyden: To pro-
tect human life by forbidding tres
passing upon tracks and beds o.
steam railroads. Committee on Cor
porations.
s. B. AS. by Mr.. Armstrong; To
secure compulsory school attendance
in graded schools OF Biscoe, Mont
gomery County. Committee on Edu-
cation.
s. B. 446. by Mr.. Hicks: To pro
hibit the dumping OF sawdust In the
rivers and streams OF North Carolina.
Committee on Propositions and
Grievances.
s. B. AS. by Mr.. Cartwright: To
the North Carolina school
for the feeble minded. Committee
on Insane Asylum.
s. B. 449, by Mr.. Graham: To
amend the Constitution OF North Car
olina. Committee on Constitutional
Amendments.
The following bill passed Anal
reading:
To allow commissioners OF Hert-
ford County to pay $1,000 for the
erection OF a monument to Confeder-
ate veterans. Sent to House for cor
currence in amendment.
In the House.
The bill to reimburse Raleigh for
the cost in the case In which the
Standard Oil Company was set free
was reported unfavorably by the com
mittee. Petitions were presented
from several counties against the
sale OF near-beer.
The following bills were intro
duced:
Brown, Of Stanly: Resolution In
regard to the parcels post.
Roberts: To prevent sale OF mer-
chandise or food product by false
weights.
Carr, OF Durham: To provide for
a monument to the Women Of the
Confederacy.
Rose: To amend the Cumberland
County prohibition law.
Ewart: Approprfating $40, 600 to
the Stonewall Jackson Training
School.
Rawls, OF Pamlico: To tar dogs In
the State and protect people from
hydrophobia.
Thompson: To establish q State
School for the minded.
The Income Tax.
The resolution endorsing the in
come tax amendment to the Federal
Constitution came up az q special o.