The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-01-26

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collect arrears 81 taxes
To amnna tAs Enn~ l.w 81 cAzt-
ham Counfy ard nsake the tAw reIat-
Ing 10 hnntlng game birds Hasfovm-
Bsils Rztifa~sl.
To amena shs R~sasAl relating 10
North c@roitna Agricultural Society.
To ailow Stokes couaty commas-
slonera f1.so Per dAy.
To amend The draIaage La Of
Caldwell and Burke coanstea-
New Bills and Resolutions.
DoughtoE Joint resolution 10 pay
members Who visited the Deaf and
Dumb School At Morganton.
woodson: In regard TO closing
fruit and cigar stands on the Sab
bath.
Devin: To amend the Las relating
10 salary 20 Assistant Labor Commits
sIones
Battle: To compromise and settle
the debt OF the University 10 the late
II. II. Smith.
Thompson: To create u pecial
criminal court in Washington. Cho-
eowinity and Long Acre Townships
In Beaufort County.
Spainhour: To establish a system
of State Highways In North Carolina.
Carter: To allow ex-Confederates
soldiers TO peddle without license.
Coke, of Arson: To require sher-
In Of Arson TO purchase and keep
blood hounds.
billiard. of Guilford: To amend
the Revisal relating to the inherit
ance of illigitimate children.
Macarthur: To provide for the or
ganization of the counties OF North
Robson and Rowland out OF Robe
son County.
The bill increasing the salary OF
the judges was reported favorably,
but after some discussion over the
measure, on motion of Mr.. Dough
ton, the bill was again referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
The,following bills were passed.:
To allow Macon County to make
appropriation for Confederate monu-
men..
To allow Granville County to make
appropriation for Confederate monu-
ment at Oxford.
Senate Wednesday.
The following new bills were in
troduced:
Pharr, of Mecklenburg: Amend
| the general insurance laws of North
Carolina; also amend the general in
surance laws regulating classes of in
surance.
Graham, of Orange: Provide for
| the settlement, registration, transfer,
and assurance of real estate in North
Carolina. 600 copies ordered print
ed
Parham, of Wayne: Exempt prac-
ticing dentists from jury service.
Starbuck, OF Forsyth: Require
copy of appraisal for purchase by
surviving partner and schedule of
!. liza Utilities to be filed with the clerk;
also amend Section 1877 of Revisal.
Hobgood, of Guilford: Provide for
| teaching agriculture and home-mak-
ing in the public schools of Gull
! ford.
Skies, of Wake: Encourage road
! building in North Carolina. Give
hundred copies ordered printed.)
! y Ivie, of Rockingham: Allow own
ers of mortgages when listing prop
erty to deduct the amount of mort
| cages.
Gotten, of Pitt: Provide for settle
ment, registration, transfer, and as
surance of real estate. This bill pro-
vides for what is known as the Tor
rens System. (2,500 copies ordered
printed.
The hour for the special order
increasing the Governors salary from
$4,000 to $6,00O-having arrived,
| Senator Gardner, the introducer of
the bill, urged that the salary be in
creased.
Senator Graham thought it unwise
to single out any State officer. and
raise the salary, but rather that a
general salary increase be consider
ed.
I'm the House.
The following bills were reported
favorably by the various committees
as otherwise noted:
To let Board of Agriculture pay
debt of A. & M. College out of oil
inspection funds.
To prohibit the manufacture and
sale of near-beer and beerine i'm
| North Carolina. Sent to Liquor Traf-
fic Committee
To permit divorce when either par
ty has been confined for ten years
in insane hospital. (Unfavorabie.)
To amend the revisal relating to
work on Sunday. (Unfavorable re-
port.
Roads.
To amend the laws of 1909 relat-