The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-12

Faircloth: To repeal the tax on
dogs in Sampson.
Valentine: To extend the compul-
sorry school age in Henderson county.
Valentine: To prevent disorderly
conduct in Laurel Part Henderson,
vile.
Justice of Peace For Township in
Nash.
King: To appoint justices OF tn
peace for cak level township. Nash
county. The representative from
Nash asked that this bill be placed
on It's l~uimediaCe passage nut MIR. Cur
RE objected saying that later or an
Onnlpu bill for the appointment of
justices of the peace wound oe prepar-
ed and all passed together. Mr.. klns
stated that oak Level township was
without aGiStrates. that MIR. Bone.
one of the men named in the bin WAS
under the impression tina his term
had not yet expired, that he had pep
exercising the functions OF a magis-
trate Since his term expired and had
actually married a couple which
placed said couple in rathe an EN-
barrassing position. Mr.. Davis stated
that he would have a bill OF similar
import to provide for the appointment
Of emergency magistrates, ana hearing
the plea OF the representative from
Nash in regard to the ~pred.cament of
the married couple. Mr.. Currie with
drew his objection the bill passed
its final reading and was sent to the
Senate without engrossment.
Person commissioners To Get Mort
Pay.
Tucker-To increase the pay of the
county commissioners of Person from
two to three dollars per day. Mr..
Tucker asked Immediate possage Of
this bill, for h purpose it was not
stated. but Mr.. hutchinson objected
saying that he had a bill in the House
providing for the consolidation of all
local and private bills winch would
not only save the time of the House
but would be a boon to the clerks as
} we'll. The House, however, suspended
the rules and passed the bin of Mr..
Tucker and same was sent to the Sen
} ate without engrossment.
: MISUNDERSTANDING to the use Of
l bills of lading as evidence.
Leave of absence was granted to
Messrs. Brown and Sellers until Tues
day: to Messrs. Vernon, Macon, Blue.
. Somers and Smith of Orange until
Monday and Messrs. Bynum and Will
> Hams Of Cabarrus, for all of next
Il week.
5 Act allowing Arson commissioner
e to borrow $4,000 to construct good
roads passed final reading.
Resolution by Mr.. Page to print the
q report Of h special Legislative com
mittee to investigate fire insuranc.
rates in the State was passed.
Increase In Confederate Pensions.
l.: Mr.. Dayton introduced a bill out O
d order increasing the arnoun paid t
IS Confederate pensioners of the fourth
class from $32 to s36 per year.
G. Mr. Dayton also introduced a bill
out of order repeating h public roa,
S. law of Yancey county and asked tina
the rules being suspended and it b
- n1o odd rn0, tic ~ ~ a1iotn noCcoo or
ic Upon statement from Mr.. Ebbs tina
there was opposition to the repeal g
q this law and that those opposing re
re peal expected to ask for Q hearin
Mr.. Dayton withdrew his request fo
s. immediate passage and the bill wa
placed On the calendar.
Speaker Wooten announced the al
Of pointment of the following commit
tees:
Agriculture.
IT. holland, chairman; Laughinghous
tn Wall, Cherry, Freeman Of Richmon
~ Caravan, Currie, Dean, Waldo
~ Whitford. Winslow, Barco, Collin
in Newborn. Cameron, InsCoe, Darde
Smith Of Cleveland, Shepherd, Ere
-. man of Mecklenburg, Bost, Kin
as Hampton, Hoover.
50 Banks and Currency.
an Bowie. chairman; Blue, Brocker
~ Clark, Ebbs. Brummitt, Fairclot
~ Small, FalcIlluc, SuTIItp OcdNeI, vi
Bryde, Mayo, Calling, Capeha1
, Mauney.
Claims.
Cherry. chairman: Roberts
Buncombe, Douglass, Borden, Ere
man of Mecklenburg, holland, Win
Ws low, Hoover, Dean, Tucker, Ha
ice Puett, NettleS, Vann, Swain.
nat Constitutional Amendments.
i've Seawell, chairman; Dunning, Allie
les Thomas, Winborne, Vann, Roberts
les Rockingham, Page, Bynum, William
m Of Cabarrus, Deaver, Hanes, Eul
as Long Of Halifax, Grier.
is Engrossed Bills.
in Hampton. chairman; Dardt
sen Bynum, Ebbs, Shepherd, Smith
in Orange, Dula, Carroll.
der Adjourned until II O'Clock Monds
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