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iam;in3 ANutnsKnciuN IIVMY TILT IX THE .-IIOCSB ' r t' .i. f.f TlanUn That IHJt to . .Aim'htl the Ch-rtr- of ' Scotland NH.-k so as to Give Vote on Liquor Question bo Ile-Iteferrwl From the c onimlitro ou title and Twin to 'lliat on l.lquor Trafflo Bring on Heated Controversy Kitchtn, of Halifax, Chairman of Former Com lulttce, Resents Motion R an In- sultAffalr Wow Over. - -. , . Observer Bureau, A (1 The Hollaman Bulldtng, -Raleigh, Jan. II. . At thl vfnlnj'f hearing Of rail way men before the Senate and Bouse railway commissions, General Counsel Frank J. Gannon, of the VNorfolk Southern,' and Assistant Ocner&l Counsel Elliott, of the At lantic Coat Line were the speaker. No one ao far heard has made a bet . tsr Impression than Elliott. He and Gannon atacked the demurrage fea ' turea of railway refutation bills and declared the roada were handi capped by lack of trackag-e and yard ayatem. Elliott suggested that the committee adopt the lnter-Btate com merce act regarding free passes, for tha benefit of uniformity. Chairman Ortham aaid the committee agreed that the free pans provision in the present law o nearly arrets with the inter-State provision that it would not be disturbed. ' 150,000 RAISED FOn EXHIBIT. Commlsloner General Joseph Poguo and the executive committee of the North Carolina Jamtstown Exponl tion commlelon conferred nere to day. The work I to be vigorously pressed, 150,000 being now available. State Geologist Pratt la colecting mineral to he added to the large existing collection. Firm owning granite quarries will place a railing of that atone around the building atone, mine and mineral exhibit. The commission expect the North Caro lina building to bo completed in time. Soma 10,000 specimens are now packed, rcaly for ehipment from the State Munoum. The Senate and House committee on liquor traffic thin afternoon de cided to favorably report thn bill . abolishing bar rooms at Windsor and allowing It citizen to vote on the alternative of prohibition or dispensary. It voted to abolish the dlapenaary at Creswell and to allow Dunn to vote on prohibition or dis pensary. TIIR eEXATE. The Senate met at 11 o'clock, Her. Dr. M. M. Marshall, or Christ church, offering prayer. Among the commit tee reports were favorable ones on the resolution thanking Governor El rod, of South Dakota, for his mes sage about tho North Carolina bonds. Authorizing the running and marking of ih North Carolina und Virginia Ptate linos To BHfwss real estate of railways In Btock law territory for local bene fits. Repealing chapter 22, Rets 1905, regarding Hampson county. Extending for two year the time for settling the Ktnto debt. To prevent manufacture and sale of adulterated paint. To provide for uniform stamping of gold and silver articles of mer chandise. To allow half fees In Lincoln where a true bill la not found. To amend the Montgomery stock law. To forbid dispensary people from accepting gifts. To regulate srtlo of toy pistols and fire cracker. BILLS INTRODUCED. Bills were Introduced as follows: Holt: To reiulri' every county to J levy a special tax to support ono or I more public ;ohool. Harrington: To establish a dis pensary at Plymouth and amend the charter of that town. Drewry: To prevent drunkenness In Wake. McLean: Regarding the Croatnn ! Normal Schools in Robeson. Buxton: To promote and encour age Immigration of trained farmers and laborers from Sitxony In Oer many to North Carolina. Turner To pay tha Normal A Industrial Institute of Elizabeth City an unpaid appropriation. Graham: To appoint magistrates for Alamunca and (Mingo. DanleN To nnn ihl I lie RevlsHl regardlnx the film by a f f a petition fen action in divorce ao. Odell. 'Jo ry n special tux for schools at .Mount l,rv I A petition from Kemp p. Battle and others for a building for the Ktate archives and others was re- elvetj. Ormon's lull amending the Itevlssl aa to the tlm.. In which witnesses shall be kupi mono, t,, m.neur li.f.iir grand Juries cuoie up with an un favorabla repot t. urn. on, I Haying there m a mlsunder-iUfidlng as to the bill. It purjiosi .! Hi to ellnii WMe unnecessary i-xpeioo-a In ixr. CUtlog the criminal law There are two kinds of MHn ivli!, h i-o hrfore grand Jurlis, cjril. h,., upon nr rants which th soihi'or tilet . hava ren.lv f ,, linnie.n it,. beiwlm; Thl !.iH in le-inir ntTec tr i,y ti in bill. Which illre. tx the ilel( not to lsu subpoi mis for h h tunes w ho are no' u.mttd ..n Ihc tlrnt day of the court. The i c- on l - ( iHn of 'wit nessea are not n. i ,, ((ie nrt day, bevati'-e half ,,f p iH consumed by tha jwn 'uri, ,.i,, tha re mainder in in'.- I' t :i)( hills panU-1 ofTervo ,i, i.m. i,r,,t thll, BOllcltors .;,v .1 i . , t , , , KH ,,, 1t(. PODa Wltnev.e.. , , ,,,,,.,,, Mondl,y f they deMre in, ..,, iiiv.,.,i the Mil aaylog tho soi..it,.i f t)l, ,11,. desire lis pa,1(;. leini,. iKB,i taambeta who bmi snt nmend mwits exctptitiK th.ir countle. t Wtthdrsw all H, wu,.v,.(1 the bill ,uld f c I; v m.,,. i,,rg rums f money to the nr, .us tountlcH Ud Uitl It would ava every county , In Ms district hundreds of dollars nnually. Henatois, .,.,., iJ(1, f .. JdelJ. withdrew the escrptlon. nii - U bill pasnd second rvadlns? PAet. CNAt. HM,,, ,. TRe ro-lowliig bill (as.i ntml . riMing To regulate pay of Juror in I'nl on, '. vnslow ar.d Howrin The Renal took up the bill making It years paratlon and no Issue OB use for divorce. It having passed econa reading yesterday Kuxton'a "'"lrl" toe inn hoJi anulv only to ealtng vases wa read lie. MftB asked Uujcton If he would vote t tor the bill If the amendment was 5 adopted. Duxton replied h would ' not, Micks deelartd he hoped ths ' amendment would be voted down' .that there were people in Ihta eonh- tr and alrnost every other county In ".ahe,0tste who were laboring under the repeal of the statutes two years ggej. . 7 t MltB!l spoke asralnst tha km r and quoted extracts from ths pro. i eeedlags of the National Divorce - Congress. IT declared the bill would lower be sanctity of the msrrlsgt reUUon, tie wae a member of the . Ut - Legislature -when ' the gists ctajnored and the churches demand ed all the drvome laws enacted since Jttt. r IU declared he believed there were mereeuery motives bsbial the bill. T:t j;.i)i-rn ' r !" U.o , liitna f.f IS, A liu .l 1,11,1 hi I'ia infill I U r.nA Arnl xn, llv in North Carolina and the. country hi hop the Kenftto would defuat the bill. Uuxtori explained mat u tn diu chnutil huiiimi 1 law Ha amendment 1 would make it fla little damaging; aa ' i l.lx I lM,lMa etmm anu this, would apply to very few, lis op pood ' abandonment for any longth of time aa ft cause for divorce. Bux ton' amendment wa lost 20 to 17, and tha bill passed third readlntr i w tl. : - ' ' i ' i; - Blllsj paased nlrd reading provld Ina; for payment of apeclal venlre ment In Columbus and Onslow and Regulatlnf pay ot Jurors In NasU Extending stock law In Mont gomery. . increasing psy of JurorB in Guil ford and Beaufort... Repealing Chapter it, Acts H05, relative to gampson county. To allow half feea in Lincoln, Watauga and Ashe where true bills are not found. . Amending charter of graded school at Albemarle. SOLICITORS' BILL UP. Tho special order was the bill to fix salaries of solicitors, Introduced by Webb, who said thU question was to come up at every Beslon for 10 years. He read the amount receiv ed by solicitors last year, nnvuig hcrad from all except two. and said the Mate would lose no money, and that It was not right tfoat there should be such gross Inequalities be tween the amounts received by the various solicitors. Mr. Daniel offered an amendment providing machinery for collection of fees, requiring the solicitors with in 30 days after the adjournment of each court he shall attend to report to the State Treasurer all fees and other money received by him at such a court. Webb, ftutlnor of the bill, accepted the amendment, but a rule of the Senate provides that no amendment can be accepted to a pending bill. Mr. Pharr addressed himself to the Inequality of the system proposed by the bill, some solicitors having more weeks of work than others. He said It would be manifestly absurd to pass this bill before the State shall be redtstrlcted, as was proposed. He advised the adherents to the bill to redistrlct tme Btate first and then fix the salaries of the solicitors. He said there was no more reason to put all solicitors upon tho same salaries than there wa upon putting the register of Me-n-nhurg ounty and same official In Lincoln county upon the same -.alary. THE HOUSE. At 10:80 Speaker Justice called the House to order and Rev. J. C. Mnasoe prayed. A petition wa presented by Wln bcrne from the American Congress on i Divorce, asking for a uniform divorce law In all tho Htate. Other petitions i ware by Preston for a reformatory ; j sent by tho Methodist Troteiant Con frence, and Blount from the people of Washington against tho new fish law ror the ponnok river. The corporation commission bill of Ji.stloe, whltih pvel sorrind reading , vonterlny, was ordered printed and ; it udo ii special order on third reading Friday noon. ! Wlnhonie, for the Judiciary committee, , reported nnfiivorably the Joint resolu tion to nay stock certificate of the old Capo Fear end Deep River Navigation t'ompiiny. held by W. II. Morrell f'om p.my. it complete history of the claim, ditinn back to IsM accompanying the trport. HILLS INTBOPt'CED. Hills worn Introduced as follows: Hlount: For the upport of the Agrl 1 cultural & Merhanlcui College at Ral eigh; also to stimulate hlh school In structions In Ilio high schools of tho Ht;i.te The bill for tho College give tUi.n) iinnually for support; Hi,W for ! seweragt; anil wider plants and for a mechanical nnd engineering lailld- Irg. Ho Hon: To provide for paying election oflfh ers. Harris: To provide for registration of conditional sole of railway erjulprnont and rolling stock. I)vldson: Ft r a fence between Clsy and Cherokee. Weaver: To snien.l the Flevlsal rejfard f.g ptocedure for condemning bind. Hai-shaw: For holding eourtu In tho I'.th district. I'eele To prevent esrnpa of dangerou i rlndnnls. Morton: To allow New Hanover to held elections cm good road bonds, also lo allow thst county to employ a duly 1; oto. auditor. tlnllow.iy. of Transvtvnnla; Regarding letnrti of immnon In special i.iea. Ollili: Amending public chool law lnl Mrvaoii I'lty. McCra.-ken: ftcgurd'ng tender and re i.iii.ci nf ftvltrlit shipments Fnrsons Ti change pirlsdlctlon of April term nf lllchnionl Superior Court l i.iois: To exempt the aradeii schools of Ho -kit. ahum Irom using text hooks ord i-e.l by the Htate Iwnird of eilue.nlon; lie. ndiiia the il'nrtT ' f Kiv-klnati: i n. ti.ro.lin - lb.' Uw reunnllna railway no- I h .nen. I xhihI ton Ti' nrole t the f .rrsts In v..i.ii, Nciil, Caiullna arul also tha St.it. s tnteri'i't In futldlc lands MnTihy Amending the liw recirdlng ni'lway I'clis'ruetlon In Htokes M N'rlll: T" reptnlate lalMT In cotton i.niu Mtl'" l To prevent fraud In p.n k : nod veiling floor Cxe' T'i re ilnl. - psjy of Jurors an I it PVf I'l I'ofB'tlc MotKiin To -lilili n boundary h--a... I'.lk nnd Henderson i.mmk; katikv ril.L ti'I'xiat : 1 1 1 1 1 1 14 1 .a urn bill win made Hpe ui i hi for noon next Tileel Tl.-ie war o'llln a L:rer ner n I .i "iiul.- I.y ftepri seiilMllvo ll'iiikli.s. uiini.ni of coinmlitee on conr.tic" :..s ,tid I'lxiii, 1'iet a itlli to nininl I iter ol H'othiUd Neck le Ira n I. -iiel t, tin lonmltleo on ll'ilior (i,, I t. K,l, tiln lu-ik.'l t'V wlioee iiutl-or. tl.n r n i - v t w.iH iiimle snvlna h- hot ; .hi. no cl tin ...II ut request of :i laia mil i iv of I In- voter lo am.' d tlm 'hni''T h ulioHltig u vofn on the ijii-c urn if pi i. nil. II on. r, ilooni or dlspon mi i , with I r"v r. that In the event i.il.i.'i.' .n a 'i II ense wniihl ti r. .(till .1 lb- kmiI ll mi while le and Nenl i tie i s.i. i-i i iriseiiintvn of IImIiImx wic i 'K ft ' ' i In till ffort lo lepre ict In. ii i .ii M nr nl s. and while he InJ taken no it In 1 1n. Imul contest on th' mntt.r. In did r-sent thl effort i n ti.. part cf .-i n.rti'ln uowd which bnii i nine on ere nnd without bo much n .lowing cnl. i Iteptesetitatlve from II. illf.ix Ihe ei mum;, eo.irlesv of a re iii"st in ilisl ifTei't hat 'uieiikod aronnl i,i. k' t .one on' to !.k thet this bill '. i i;t 10 the Honor tcftle ciminlttee He declared that Hitch a reflection uixm '.is rollMtano and hlinxHf. ha would . i nil. nth submit to i 'li.ilrm.-iii la.wil, of the liquor t raff In iiiminil .ie nuked Kit' bin If the hill dill not tm rs'Hv belong to Ha t nwnmlltrn, end If It related In any thin but liquor Kltrliin ioplle.1 It related nlso to the iiiic tidni. i i of Die charter nnd that tho it.ii.'i no d tnwni ixniinillli-r un tin nniur ime in mu -ti o as the Uipi-ir tr.ilT,' nimmiliw It wa ronrteav. ht mid. i ii mi he was borne out In this l.) tti ejv. Kri rr tne introducer of ih" trtll to have It aaalaned u tl rotn- mlHee he renuested. und If upon Ihs ni'iiir in 'f the coinmlitee rerxut any ne lr!rfl Hie ldl rreferre a motion ,' that' efT.vt wa a I way in finler and ile Mouse could o order It bowl as Id he stipixieed the Hngatlnn did rxrt deal re to iiptesr before. th eomiitltteei. Klt.l.ln . hi.! ow J mlaht believe this. in that he knew the pnrpoae of those who thus soorht to reflect itrmn Mm and Nil. and while be re ret ted having to make thl puldle, he rwne.it l thnt he would not aurwiilt to It unleaa th majorttv of the iinuae o order.) he was s femoort who believed in i"f m"J"rl,y rnl nnd would graeafuiw aubmlt a majority. Hnwhlna at thl I.on hi'i pe nmi no loee. mere frB a row st tne naea or h'a reoueet to hve the bill referred to snother eommlttee to he withdrew the request ftnd pear reigned.' BILL! FAMED. The following WIU passed Uietr thlrs and Anal resUlrigs: Te perfect tnle to eertaln lands be- onsirg u in ! rtcars or education. To allow tft eerroratJnn aommiut..' la t esMWilt the OaroMne a MnMuu ft Pee Dee lugway JDwrstopnaeM Cm. t!. U rcjy .u t, I i for Hfwertrd JTt Ih. T amend iim .'.trtev law l. rannlr. im . puUc on in., a to mnki diimnnt Rem eh und iniiiilrv for ivri,in ttiitiar In '"'"' wnn no anown mnna nt iinn- 1 i i' innKS a report ov cry thr months as to whether therj am ' any ' such In tbelr Juriadleiion. DotiKlsaa. the suthor of .tha bill, aaylng II was druwn and passed under sugges tion from the Kalofgn chamber of com merce. - , : . i To esUblJali the Bak of Macon oun- To nuthorle payment of deposits In the nam of a minor In savings banks directed to the minor. To allow Pitt county to employ eon- vlets elsewhere thnn on puhllo roads when the) latter work Is not twuotlcsAJ. To allow bridges costing over vio to be. built by counties without requiring a bond Issue, v-ji- u .--t- - To lucres Jurors pay In Jones. To prohibit the diversion of Insuranos ftinds for political purposes; glerens spetklnr against 'tha bill and moving to amend by Including all eorpormtlens, but all amendments wr woted . down, oot 4IM . House adioumed. . : . .'. , V; v Ths iub'commltteeaj of tha Housa and fienste committee on penal Institutions, to draft a reformatory bill, aftet oon sl'lorinn git auch bills ss Introduned IS componed of Sena toes Onmond and Me- I eushlln and BsDreaentativea Preston, Wood and Tount t - ; " )" " " j ' $700 IS RAISED. President Smith, ot Davidson College, is Gratified at Collection for Chris ttan Fflucallon Dr. Lflly Doing Oood Work. , Rpeclal to Tha Observer. Davidson, Jan. Jl.- President Bmlth returned from Raleigh th first of tha week nighly pleased with ths response made by tha First church to his appeal in behalf of the causa of Christian education last Sunday. The Amount contributed was 1700. The alumni reception or banquet at which he was a guest of honor Mon day night was a most delightful af fair. This afternoon Mrs. A. B. Toung and daughter, Miss Mary, entertained a number of ladles, who are Invited to meet Mrs. John Allison, of .Con cord. Mrs. Allison will be here for a few days only. Rev. Dr. D. Clay Lilly Is giving tha congregation of the Presbyterian church a week of very excellent preaching. He has handsomely sus tained th high standard that ha sst I I PROCLAHAT By the so Justly Appreciated The Mechanics Perpetual Building and Loan Association INTERESTED PUBLIC TAKE NOTICE that on Friday, March 1st, this Assodatian will issue shares of its 49th Series -the subscription book to which will be open from TO-DAY, Feb Jst An discerning public has already scented the coming opportunity to invest its savings in a peradventurc safe institution, and prospective borrowers arc already subscribing to this "New Series" realizing our in flexible rule of FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED It has ever been the policy of this Association to take the Public in its confidence hence it may not be amiss to give a short synopsis of what it has ac complished since its formation, 24 years ago the 1st of March coming (lacking but one year of a quarter of a century of successful existence:) Shares issued since organization, 50,000 Equal in par value to $5,000,000 Shareholders since organization 4,800 Cash handled since organization $4,150,000 Loaned out during life of Ass'n $2,082,000 Paid in matured stockS $1,381,000 Transactions during 1906 445,627 Assets January 1st, 1907 704,000 All these vast sums handled without the loss of a single cent and an operating expend. seven-eighth of 1 per cente x 1 - ' This is our record V . ; Jurors (the public) 'tafce'tht S. WITTKOWS R. E COCHRANE, Se& Treas- 1 111 tllOl' . ', ' t, (".Uc'tnei ai. 1 t i a model for ! Koine Of i i ' Hons of the f-crlpture In showir.j t ,e reasonableness of ths Chrlrtlon life and his dlHiusslons to show that self denial and cross bearing are not mer arbitrary commands of Jesus Chrlet, but mean for tha development oi me into Us brightest and noblest, forms j have been vary atrtklng. :' y . ) Dr. Lilly is not imply ft axcaUsntj preacher, ll ft as soma other marked j characterlsticg that separais'. aim from the overage." He toll JM friepds that he hai never' been ft stogie man. . GUARDIAN 'FOIl BTJIUOB.; - Suggestion Tliat the JLeglslsUnr Ron Ui County and the Town of Jlor- ganton Resolutions to Fit tbc Case Ar ' Ontlined. , -fo the Editor of The Obsemn ,; ' ;; it la' requested thftt th1 following preamble ftnd resolution be Intro duced in the Legislature for the pur pose of ascertaining to Just what ex tent the present body of Legislators will go In .governing Morgantdn and Burke. county. There fcre good clU gene la said town and county who think they ar as capable of gOTem ing themselves as other communities are still allowed to do -but if it Is one known i gftld town d county that it Is the policy of the Mttglature to rorero fhem on all the issues which heretofore have been settled by b&l lot, then ft creditable petition can be ant on all said Issues. - 7' ' ' ' Whereaa An election wa held on eale or no gale of .liquors In the town of Morganton and a majority of votes cast was for sale, and, . Whereas There is ample election machinery for the people - to settle all questions pertaining to the sale of liquor in said town, and, ' Whereas Said town ha an elec tion every two years for various of fleers to govern said town and county and in all Instances the best man Is not elected end the people are divid ed and often dissatisfied with the re sult, and, . - . Whereas These elections cost the county and town considerable money beside causing the citiaene to divide and array themselves one against the other, and, Where They are divided . ftnd t Sj-V-' If. n;,,,:.::. ittr!i o. prcacMc"! one t Ii i : 1 .HI I r Flit Crs v r A. ;. II. W A S H ' dlssatlafled with the high tax levy and would Jlke relief, and, - Whereasan sy . ao noi - govern themselves In a manner suitable to their, neighboring counties of Caldwell and Catawba, be -It . ' ' Rescolved, That it is tne aenso 01 this -Lesrlslature that the town of Morganton and ionnty of Burke ahall be governed entirely from Raleigh, provided ft petition be sent to this body, regardless of how or when the signature were procured. jiaixv rwi. SPECIAL AKNOtTNCJSMKNT R BOARD ING THE NATIOWAX. rVlta MVUU AND DRUO LAW, ,. We ore eleased to annoonoe that roteVg Honey and Tar for cough, colds and lung troubles la not airecwa by the National Pure Food and Drust law as It contains o optowtes r other harmful drugs, ana we reoommena u aa a tin remedy tor cnueren a sunuis. n. tu Jordan Co. IV w M .' 1 - -, - , fc-'iy, , :-i,, iji. i -i':,, ,v'j'" ' t j. e - - " if - I t t I 0 U R N, So u t he rn Aficnt CHAIU-OTTE, ; NORTH OV110L1IIA Stoves Are In&paisate Mete in The cold ware la here ftnd hate the Stoves tnat will make Hie bearable.. :vV'---,v V'V' Tou can find the eheap wwd or ml Beater. a well aa the largs) Hall Stove. 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