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Laws
The following bllla we're passed
and sent To the House.
To authorize q special tai election
for free school books in Forsyth
County.
To require cotton mills 10 keep on
hand medical and surgical appliances
fer injured employees.
To fix salaries OF officers Of Wake
County and TO increase the road
fund.
At a night session the following
bills were passed:
To tax dogs in counties Of Pitt.
Moore. Hoke and Rowan.
To punish drunken persons In
counties OF Graham, Harnett. Macon
and Clay.
To provide public instructor in ag-
| riculture in Wake County.
In the House.
The following new bills were in
| troduced, there being 403 bills al
ready on the Calendar.
Herbert: For relief OF Confeder-
ate veterans.
| Woodson: Joint resolution in ref
|
ing members Of 1911 81 per day for
stationery, postage and board. ION
motion of Mr.. Kelium, Of New Han
over, this resolution was laid on the
table,
Conner: Joint resolution proyid-
ing for assignment of seats of future
Legislators by lot, and to promote
efficiency and economy in the various
departments of the General Assem-
bly,.
Carr, of Duplin: Joint resolution
to amend the Constitution.
Battle: To regulate primary cleo
tons in the city of Raleigh and in
Wake County.
Cornwe1l: To allow the disinter-
ment of a dead body.
Brown, of Stan1y: To incorporate
the Raleigh, Charlotte and Southern
Railway Company.
Brown, of Stanly: To pension all
soldiers over IS years of age.
The bill to regulate the rates of
carriage of passengers by railroads
in North Carolina was reported un-
favorably.
The following bills were reported
favorably by the various committees:
To amend the primary law of Nash
County.
| To provide for primary elections
throughout the State.
| To change the name of the Indians
of Robson County and provide sep
arate accommodations for them in
the asylums.
To make it unlawful to keep in
toxicating liquors in Buncombe
County.
Night Session.
The following bills passed their
third and final reading:
To allow Sampson County to sell
part of the county home tract
To tax dogs in Forsyth County.
To prohibit explosion of fireworks
in half mile of any church or cotton
mill in Durham County
To provide for compulsory school
attendance in Randolph County.
To prohibit hunting and selling
quail in Surry County.
To establish a free ferry across the
Cape Fear River at Wilmington Mr..
Taylor, of Brunswick. spoke at length
in opposition to this bill. declaring it
was not fair to require Brunswick
ICounty to pay one-third of the ex-
pense Mr.. Kellum, of New Hanover,
advocated the bill, saying that four
fifths of the people of Brunswick
| now paid a heavy toll for ferryage
and under this bill the people of New
Hanover undertook to pay two-thirds
of the expense of the free ferry. The