The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-06
AGAINST INCREASE
IN PENSION FUND.
Unfavorable Report on Kooncc
Bill for Appropriation of
100000.
SESSION is NEARING END
SESSION is NEARING END
Child Labor Bill, as 1t Comes
From House, Is Passed
by Senate.
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Raleigh. y. c.. March 5.-Tho Koonce
bill for 100000 appropriation instead
of the present 100000 appropriation
for Confederate pensions came from
the Appropriations Committee to-day
81 the House with unfavorable report
The Wilmington pilotage bill offered
by Mintz had hearing this afternoon
before judiciary Committee. No. - and
after n brief but rapid fire discussion,
q tie vote developed that was broken
I'm favor OF n favorable report by the
vote Of Chairman Wooten. Brooke G.
Empic and Representative Mintz re-
presented the faction of pilots urg
Ing the bill. and Representative George
81. Bellamy, of Brunswick Captain J.
" Craig and NJ. C. Guthrie. opposed
the bill, insisting that all the alleged
grievances of the advocates OF the bill
could have fair settlement before the
Piio,aEc Commission
The hrst act looking 10 the carly
adjournment Of the General Assembly
came this afternoon when Reprcsen-
tativc Newell introduced n joint reSo-
luton to the effect that no moro new
bills be introduced after 10 o'clock
Thursday. March g. the constitutional
limitation OF the session being March
s The resolution took Its place on
the calendar.
Tn, House discussed for an hour
tile bill to allow women to hold posi-
lions az members of school commit
tees and boards. and finally voted AZ
to As against the bill on tho second
reading this being the second bill of
the sort killed this session. In spite
of the urgent advocacy of such legis-
lation by tho State Department of
Education and the state Teachers AS
sembly.
BY a rising unanimous vote. tho
House appropriated $4,000 for build
ings and $4,000 annually for mainte
nance OF q home for needy wives and
widows of Confederate veterans.
The Senate passed tho child labor bin
ate also passed the carshcd bill. that vii,
division iTn, points. notably Wilmington, spen-
Ger Fayetteville aud Rocky Mount; an
Commission TO pass on the locations and
character OF tho sheds to he provided.
nu nns 'o Of purely ae local bills. and rapidly
clearing the calendars With indications that
the great volume OF business will he cleared
SATURDAY night and flnal adjournment
reached Monday or Tuesday,
Approximations Bill
reported In the joint committee. carries the
School for Deaf and Dumb. Morganton-
Annual maintenance $3.50; special Inn
proveinetnS- $3.50.
State school Tor Blind. Ralcigh-Annual
maintenance, $500. for purchase OF View
site. 5000
State Hospital. Raleigh. including epiiop-
tic experimentation 600 annually.
Soldiers Homc-s35.250 annually.
Oxford Orphanage-s.0 annually.
Croatan Normal Robeson County-sa 80
. annually
State School for colorod race. Winston
\Salem-A nnunl inaintenauce. $4,000.
\Stoncwall Jackson Training School-An-
nSal maintenance, $4,000: improvements an
nuRlly $1,000.
Guiirora BattIcsround-15Go
SCUM. Richmond-S2g0 annually
State Hospital. Northumberland main
tenance, $4,000: necessary additional build
ings- $4,000.
state university-Annual maintenance,
$4,000: permanent improvements $4,000 an
nually.
State Normal. reensboro-Annual main
nuslly; permanent improvements, oGaa.
Stale Sanitarium for Tubercul osisM ain
tenapce, 1880 annually: support OF indi-
gent patients. $3.50 annually; one additional
building. s9l.?oo.
A. & NJ. College. Raleigh-Annual appro-
additional for 1914: for industrial shop build
ing. S25 600: FOR repairs, 5000
Coiored Hospital. Goldsboro-Annual
maintenance. $4,000. improvements. Sc. 900.
Cclored orphanNge, oXford-Annual main
tenance. $500; permanent improvements
$4,000.
Appalachian Training schoo-Annual
maintenance. $780,. permanent improve
ments slb.00o.
Cuilowhee Normal annual mantcnance
$1,000 permanent improv cments. s15,oOe.
last Carolina Teachers Training school