THE ROANOKE NEWS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1893.
THE LEGISLATURE.
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BUSINESS PENIUXO AND DISPOSED OF
BY THE LAW MAKERS OF THE STATE.
Senator Leach has offered a bill to
prevent the destruction of certain game
birds, which passed its several readiugs
and is a law.
A bill providing a stock law for New
Hanover county has become a law.
A bill to prevent the careless exposure
of children to fire has passed both Houses
and becomes a law.
Bill requiring county superintendents
of public instruction to ascertain the
number of deaf and dumb and bliud in
their counties below the age of 26, and
report the same to the principals of the
asylums for such unfortunates has be
come a law.
Bill to prevent county commissioners
and justices of the peace from holding
office for more than two successive terms
was tabled.
Senator Leach offered a bill to amend the
charter of the town of Littlctou, which
he subsequently withdrew.
Bill to incorporate Wilkins River
Water Power, Manufacturing, Land and
Improvement Company passed its third
reading in the Senate.
Bill to provide for stenographers in
the State courts was defeated. Speaking
in favor of the bill Mr. Day said that if
passing this bill would distinguish this
Legislature from the last one he wou'd
certainly vote for it. If there was any
thing that he did not want to see, it was
for this Legislature to be compared to
that gang, and he would do his best to
prevent it.
Mr. Long, of Warren lias introduced a
bill to re-enact the charter of the Carolina
Manufacturing Co.
A bill to establish a criminal court for
Halifax and other eouniies has been
tabled in the Senate.
Bill to increase the annual appropria
tion to the Guilford Battle Ground As
sociation from two hundred to live hun
dred dollars has become a law.
Senator Leach has offered a bill to
include Halifax aud Warren counties in
the opossoiu l.iw, also a bill to pruttct
stock raisers.
Mr. Taylor nffered a resolution to print
certain records relating to Confederate
soldiers, which was placed on the calen
dar. Mr. Kitchin offend a bill to prevent
the formation of oath bound organizations,
which was referred to the judiciary
committee.
Mr. Long, of Warren, introduced a
bill to incorporate the East Carolina
Immigration and Land Compauy.
Mr. Battle introduced in the Senate
a resolution raising a committee to en
quire into the expediency of establishing
a foundry at the penitentiary.
A bill to incorporate the William L.
Saunders Historical Society has passed
the Senate.
Bill requiring managers of penal and
charitable institutions to report the num
ber of persons employed by them and the
compensation paid to each has passed the
Senate.
A bill to repeal the act of 1891 pro
viding for the collecting of agricultural
statistics has passed the House,
A bill is before the Senate to amend
the charter of the town of Lewiston,
Bertie county.
Iu the House a bill was introduced by
Mr. Harroll, by request, to repeal chupter
2S.", laws of 18!1, in regard to local op
tion in Seaboard, which was referred to
the committee on proposition and
grievances.
A bill io rvpoal the act incorporating
the town of Kilquick, Edgecombe county,
has passed both houses.
H. B. Randolph, Brunswick, Ga.,
writes: I was under the care of the nine
different doctors, but not one did me the
good that Botanic Blood Balm has done
inc."
Now let the "oldest inhabitant" trot
out his coldest winter. If it was colder
than this we are glad we were not there
Ai) VERT ISEM EN TS.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar baking powder
Highest of all in lcivening strength.
Latest U. S. Government Fund Report
Rotat Bakino Powder Co.,
106 WH St., N. Y.
FUNDS ON HAND.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.) IN THE
TJ 4 T 7 r 4 V sis-. .-...-.- '
SUPERIOR COURT.
TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF HALIFAX
COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA:
Pxirsuaat to Chapter 580 Puhlic Laws of 1S91, 1 have the honor herewith to snbmit
the following report 1 all pnblic funds re mainimi in my hands on the 1st Monday in
Deemberl892, reference being had to annual report made to the Judge of the Superior
Court at Isovember Term 1892, under provisions of sections 1864 of the Code-the
amounts therein set out in detail, not being rendered in this report:
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John Omirhenor
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Ned Hill
W. W. Fisher.
Berry King.
O J Sentt.
George Williams
J R Rogers, sheriff",
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J H Mr-Ore, '
J E MHbry.
A K shearin,
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Msnrn-et Smith,
B E Pone,
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W T Knight, sheriff
R A Hardv
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W & W R R Co
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A fund paid in byDempsT Odom a Administrator of Mury Odom, deceased, for the
i iLx;wrenc odom- K'le Odom and Josephiie Odom, say ?4.00 each. Sl )
A ftmd paid in by R. H. Smith, Jr.. Eq., for Susan Cameron in case of R. IL Hull
et als vs. Richard Higgs Balance due iS9 8 ,
A fund deposited in office by Alfred Richardson, on April C3rd, 1892, as administra
tor of one Maria Fsgnnn, deoeawd, . S2K no
A fund paid in by J, R. Weeks, Esq., April 23rd, 1802, for Dainy E. Jenkins. Beie.
M.Jenkins, Carrie E. Jenkins and Thomas Jenkins. $005 2
A deposit iin ease of William Burnett and others, plaintiffs, against William T." Bur-
SHnda d0"'. npon payiug 811 costs tliero wm remain nb0nt 0,,e
A fund deposited by A. C. Zollicoffer. Commissioner, in ewe of A. C ZollicolTer vs
Jack Johnson Sam Jokntos. Harris Johnson and Peter Johnson, case No. 206 record of
KnLTrsga.83' 477- Said ,um U $130 0 aBd was aep0BiitA m th
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aforesaid, being duly awern aayt: , , .
I. That to the best of his knowledge and belief, the foregoing report i true'
haiJ? omitted,, which; should
Board. BliVlSa" ,,M"1 8JPPlem!D,-1 "V",
'. . . .' ' JO H N T . C R E C O R f Clerk Superior Conrt.
Sworn toandwbWWorem. this the 6th iay of February A. D. 1893.. ( : .
BR0 rai Chairman Board of County Commissioners.
and State
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