The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20
General Assembly Will Be Asked
to Act on Many Important
Recommendations.
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Raleigh. N. c.. July lit required
all OF to-day and the closest sort OF
application to tho task for President
a. NJ Scales, Of the, constitutional
amendment commission; Chairman j..
w. Bailey. OF the committee on phrase
ology. and Secretary j. b. Cheshire. Jr..
OF the commission to round up the
hnal report ready for presentation to
Governor Craig. Following are the
propositions that the commission Ia re-
porting to the Governor and the Gem
eral Assembly,:
Substitute the phrase War Between
the States" for tho word rebellion. -
Forbidding the prohibition of the use
of the Bible In the public schools.
Increasing the compensation of the
General Assembly.
Initiative and referendum.
Restricting local. private and spe-
cial Legislation.
Fixing the day for the inaugura ton
OF the Governor.
Enable the General Assembly to pro-
vide emergency Judges and to restrict
rotation OF Superior Court judges.
To enable tho General Assembly 70
provide an intermediate court of ap-
peals.
To eliminate certain obsolete sections
Of the Constitution.
To rovise and reform the system of
revenue and taxation
To require general laws for the char
tering OF corporations.
To require SIX months public
school term.
Tho committee may finally make ad
ditional subdivisions OF the proposals
SO that there win be fourteen of them
Instead OF twelve. This will come
about through making two proposals
OF the proposition TO provide emer-
gency Judges and to restrict rotation
OF Superior Court Judges and through
division OF the section as to eliml-
nation Of the term rebellion" in tho
Constitution where It relates to the
war Between the States"
Before leaving the city for Asheville
to day. to be away from Raleigh until
August z, Governor Craig honored a
Irequisition from the Governor of Vir-
ginia for Eugent Wilson. who Is want
ed In Danville TO answer for a felony
charge He is under arrest at Reids-
willie.
Charters Granted.
Charters were issued o-day for new
corporations as follows:
Reliance Land and Improvement Com
pany. Wilmington, capital $4,000 au-
thorixed and $4,000 subscribed by S.
Sternberser j. ]. Furlong and j. A.
Bear. for real estate Improvement.
The Atlantic Coast Venecring Com
pany of Wilmington. capital $4,000
authorized and $1,000 subscribed. by
]. A. Rowan. ]. 7. Davis, w. p. Adams
and George II. Hitan. =
The Ideal Candy Company. Of Char
lotte, capital $50. 600 authorized and So
900 subscribed. by C. ]. Livengood. H
T.. Enochs and c. r. Clinard. for whole
sale business in candy. including manu-
facture of candies.
The Fowler Supply Company. Of
Stonewall, capital $4,000 authorized
and Sl.750 subscribed. by ]. J. Robson
and others, for general merchandise.
The New Bern Plumbing and Hard
ware Company, OF New Bern. capital
$4,000 authorized and $4,000 sub
scribed. by p. A. Dixon and others.
The Winterville Cotton Oil Company.
of Wintcrville. capital $4,000 author
lied and $4,000 subscribed, by A G.
Cox and others.
The s. r. Sin Company. OF Eliza
beth City, capital $4,000. by s. r. SiH
and others. for mercantile business.
The Trent Supply Company. of Mer-
rift Pamlico County, capital $4,000 au-
thoriZed and sl,7o0 subscribed by w. c.
Keel and others, for mercantile bust
ness.
Return From Salt Lake.
DR.. ]. Y. Joyner and Professor F. NJ.
Harper returned to-day from Salt Lake
City, where they attended the annual
meeting OF the National Educational
Association and allied organizations.
the association. was made secretary OF
NssI s"'- agN .1sAIsss!I