The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-03-02

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siEs and cider IN szaall 9aansitis&
Battle: To alsow Wake C0saET
commissioners 20 provide pahase
Instructor - Agriculture for Wake
County.
Doswhson: To provide for the sup
port Of the Tuberculosis saalsartusa
~ M0ntrose. Hoke Coanty.
crumplsr: TO asnena the fIsslszi
relative to the change 81 judges
Kennedy: To provide for free text
books in Sampson county.
Kennedy. To regulate the sale Of
pistols and keep y registry of same.
woodson: To amend the rules Of
the House 50 ~ 10 .ine and imprtson
any member caught smoking In the
hall Of the House
There was al effort 10 get vote
on the liqaer ciub bill. but IL was
side-traeked.
At | o'clock the Senate met In
joint session with the House To elect
the trustees OF the State University.
Those Elected.
For the term expiring November
80. 1919:
David p. Stern of Guiiford Coun-
ty; ]. O. Atkinson. OF Guilford Coun-
": V. 8. Bryant, of Durham County:
Chas- Lee Smith. of Wake County;
Walter Murphy. of Rowan County:
J. o. Carr. of New Hanover County
NJ. J. Hawkins, OF Warren County ;
j. w. Graham, of Orange County; s.
s Mann. OF Hyde County: w. B.
Rodman, of Mecklenburg County
w. p. Bynum, of Guilford County;
Il. V. Walser, OF Davidson County
Chas Whedbee of Perquimans Coun-
ty; w. T. Whitsett, OF Guilford
County; C. w. Worth. of New Han
over County; E. r. Wooten, Of
Lenoir County; F. A. Woodland, OF
Wilson County; F. ID. Winston, o.
BERTHE County; ]. H. billiard, o.
Cherokee County; w. H. S. Burgwyn
D.. of Halifax County.
For the term ending November
F., so, 1917, in place of:
/
barrus; Lee S. Overman, A. NJ. Sim
mons, CCurrituck; r. Fl. Battle
Wake; S. NJ. Gattis, ]. G. Hannah
/ Jr., Chatham.
For the term ending November 80
/ 1915, in the place of:
H. w. Jackson, ]. Kenyon Wilson
Pasquotank; Neil Arch Mclean, A
w. Mclean, Robson; j. S. Man
ming, J. S. Manning, Durham; c
NJ. Stedman, John A. Parker, Neck
lenburg.
For the term ending November 80
1913, in the place of:
r. G.. Allsbrook, J. l.. Barham, o
Wayne; j. J. Britt, Haywood Parker
Buncombe; B. F. Dixon, r. c. Ellis
Cleveland; r. D. Reid, John Motto,
Morehead, Rockingham.
No Apple Brandy for Franklin.
The minority report filed by DR.
Floyd, of Franklin, on the unfavor
able report of the Liquor Traffi'
Committee on his bin to amend thu
prohibition law, so as to allow thu
farmers of Franklin County to man
ufacture their apples into brandy
came up. Speaker Dowd ruled tina
the minority report should be sub
stituted for the majority report.
DR.. Floyd made an appeal for thu
adoption of the minority report. HI
said thousands and tens of Thousands
~ hole IF in in
!. Franklin County every year because
farmers could not turn them into
brandy. They made some brand!
now on the branches, but the qualit!
was poor, and the occupation de
moralizing. Mr.. Hopper, of Gates
opposed the passing of the minority
report, declaring it would break the
link in the prohibition chain The
people of the State by a large ma
jority had forged.
DIR. Floyd's bill was killed.
At the night session of the Sen
ate the following bills passed THIRD
reading and were ordered enrolled
for ratification:
To define duties of sheriffs OIL
other officers relative to Illicit dis.
tilleries
To prohibit putting felons' stripes
on prisoners convicted of a misde-
| meanor only.
The following bills passed third
! reading:
To make it unlawful to kill fish
/ by dynamite or other explosives.
Wilkes County Bill.
In the House Saturday night the
bill to put the officials of Wilkes
County on salary passed its final