The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-01-30
likely TO ENDORSE THE WEBB.
KENYON BILL PROHIBITING
LIQUOR SHIPMENTS.
MANY BILLS CONSIDERED
eojslative Work That Is Being Done
by the State General Assembly
Many of the Legislators Are For
Compulsory Education.
Senate-Tuesday.

Raleigh.-The Justice joint resolu-
tton passed the House, IS to 81, with
numerous prominent Democrats voting
against it, to invite w. J. Bryan, Wood
row Wilson and R. M. LaFollette to
address the Legislature on modern
methods of political reform, particu-
1arlv the initiative and referendum,
was defeated in the Senate ~ to %.
A message from Governor Craig
was received transmitting the majority
and minority reports on the consoi-
dation of the A. & M. College and the
State Department of Agriculture.
Another message from the Cover
nor transmitted the report and rec
concentrations of Commissioner of
Insurance James R. Young.
The Senate passed Senator Hob
goods bill to authorize the Commits
sioners of Guilford county to appro-
pirate $4,000 for Confederate monu-
ment
House-Tuesday.
Messages were received from Gov
ernor Craig. One transmitted the ma
jority and minority reports of the
legislative Committee that inevsti-
gated the advisability of consolidating
the A. & M. College and the State De-
partment of Agriculture.
The other messages from the Gov
ernor transmitted the report and rec
concentrations of Commissioner of
Insurance James r. Young.
The House passed on final reading
the bill amending the charter of Elon
College. 1t was ordered enrolled for
ratification.
Senate-We dnesday.
Petitions were presented for a six
months school term from citizens Of
Forsyth county, other counties and
several Farmers Unions; for a better
child law and a compulsory school
law from various Junior Order coun-
ellis; for a censorship of moving pic
ture films from the Ministerial Union
Of Statesville; to increase the mum
Der of Superior Court judges to "a
from the bar of Goldsboro.
The following bills were passed Oh
final reading:
House bill to build bridge over
South River, between Cumberland
and Sampson counties.
Senate bill to repeal the act for a
bridge across Pee Dee River.
Senate bill to repeal the Arson
county road bond act of 1911.
Senate resolution for relief of Jo-
seph S. Register, sheriff of Vance
A number of new bills we're intro.
duced in the Senate.
House-Wednesday.
Mr. Murphy for the Committee on
Rules recommended the appointment
of a Committee on Forestry, Drainage
and Conservation.
Among bills receiving favorable
committee report were: Providing
bail for fugitives; foreclosure of GER
tain conditional sales; bill relating to
venue of action; bill amending the
law as to making false statements to
secure goods on credit; bill prohibit.
ing tipping. The Committee on
Health reported unfavorably the bill
by Williams of Cabarrus to restrict
the right of medical colleges to use
bodies of paupers for dissecting.
There was favorable report for the
bill allowing the Virginia, Carolina
Railroad company to build road in
Ashe county.
Senate-Thursday.
The following final readings:
Senate bill to provide additional
support for the graded schools of
Newbern.
House bill to enable Kinston to
vote on bonds for the Feeble Minded.
Senate bill to repeal the act re-
curing thhe sheriff of Arson county
to purchase and keep bloodhounds.
Senate bill to repeal the act Of 1911
relative to stock law in portion of
Pitt county.
Senate bill ia amend the charter
of the Watauga Railway Company, so
as to allow it to take right-of-way
before condemnation proceedings.
House bill to amend the charter
of Elon College, as amended by the
Committee on Judiciary No. 1, to
strike out the provision making it
misdemeanor to sell on credit to
minor student without consent of
the college authorities.