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A r - r . - . - , , - , ' :- ' . . ... ; r , ,. - . -' .... f ; ,-., '.. , - . r THE NEWS ASTO 6k4imVln; TUKflOAT, fATlCH o, moo l .. ... h y . V 'i - sssssnnssaBs. ?'-'"-. 4 7 Hick point COPTXlb swift OP ' roOT FOB RAN HE WANTED - High Point -k. C i March. t-6f- , ' Deer Cochrane, of this city is . winner when It' comM to running. Walking up. to a much-wanted negro h first asked If his ium waa Walsh Alexander, after which, the officer said,: 1 want you." The negro replied, You. will have to shoot me first." -and made a dash.: Cochrane followed In close pursuit and ahot in the around to atop the negro, but- this did. not work. ' Down the, street, over fences and gulleys, pursued and pursuer went until the negro waa oat .of , wind. In a- jiffy the athletic officer had . hia chans around .the . prisoner' and land ed him in Jail. '. - . - s " - Politics tr seething and wriggling here, and, within., the next few days the color win be of a. more reddish hue. . There 'are -.- at least a -doson likely candidates, some of whom will announce themselves soon.' Some of the more talked of, ones at present are the present- mrfyor. M.J. Wrennt Fred M . Tate, who- has announced : himself -publicly; A. K. Tate, W.' H. Ragan, J. Ed. Kirkman, Homer Wheeler. Dr. J. It. Reitsel. W.'i T -Parker. Some of these gentlemen w41l not -run do' not want the honor, - but nevertheless , their friends- , are espousing their cause. There are sev- eral aspirants for the - recordership. which tifnce. however, is not named by the popular vote.' ' His-h Point is going to have "clean insr-un" day the third week of this month -when all citizens' are urged- to clean up the front and back-yards. alley ways, etc., and burn -everything. Wagons will . be , busy the following three days hauling off rubbish" that can't be disposed, of any other way. The North State (Telephone Com pa :' r.y. is painting its poles in the business district and gradually, the citrseaship h waking up to the need of a perfectly clean ety in every way. . , 1. mm m ,. . UANYCQMTESTANTS PLAYGAME : LIKE POKER ; (Contlued From Page Four.) S. B. To allow two years in which to bring - aetkvia againet telegraph com . paniea, ; 8 .B.' To amend section 1M of the Tlcvisal relating ; to right to cu.itody forfeited by abandonment. At Z:1S the Henate adjourned till 3:30 o'clock. , THE -SFJVATF AFTKRNOOV J SESSION. . The Senate was called to order at 5:3s .o'clock by President Xewland.' On motion of Mr. Pharr word was rent to the House that the Senate was ready to adjourn. . . Sir. Dockery' offered " two" resolu tions, one Of thanks to the newspaper T.-n. the other to appoint a commit " tee of three to invite Lew Dockatader to assist the Senate in singing the rloaina; hymns, which , were adopted. On tbla committee President Newland appointed Senators Manning, Dockery and Han kins. - ' f The Senate; tabled the, bills to ask Congress to assist in the. construction . of post reads, and to prevent capital punishment except in eases or rape, At 3:49 the Senate took a recess Hil- 4:3 o'clock. -' Ataathe Senate had ho business before .it till a message- was received ironv the. House. v As a- past-time aev - eral bills of a pinlie- character ere . tabled. . - c-.vs-i .The following bills passed their third and final reading; H. B. To prevent the burning of - boats.-. ' : - H. R. That the claim of W. T. Bur roughs for : services to the Oyster Cpmmljwion be referred to T. T. Or--' mond. J.. R. Gordon and R. A. Doagb- ton. with power Jto act. H. B. In regard to butcher records in Chowan and Gates counties. H. B.. To establish a State Library Commission, carrying an . appropria tion annnally of 1,5 00. President Veland oa the -nart of the Senates appointed as members oUjan t membera or ,.llM).Comnmw , .i the State- Fislr Commission SiOn TOT the tn- vestigation of the fish situation and to recommend laws to the next Gen eral Assembly, Senators Barringer and ' Travis. . , - 1 To at on the part of the Senate on the Auditing Committee, . President Newland appointed Senators Elliott and Clark.- The- following bills - passed final reading: - v .-" H. B. To amend section 3340 of the neviaal relative to the burning of A houses. - . ' H. B. To amend section 4129 of the Reylaal relating to the formation of school districts ;. -. ) pnbUe Roads. v : Mr. Klutts offered a substitute -reao-' lution to' encourage and stimulate the construction of good roads In , North Carolinas carrying an annual appro priation of $10,000. The- resolution was a substitute for the Klutt bill to create a State Highway commission. The vote was a tie and . the- chair voted . -aye, . carrying . the resolution on its adoption. . . Mr. Blow moved to table the reso lution on its third reading, the mo tion .resulting in a tie vote of 17 to 17, and. the chair voted "Io, ' Messrs. Elliott and 8 pence object ed to the third reading of the resolu tion, but ' the chair ruled that the third reading waa in order, and that the resolution waa properly before the Senate: Mr Pharr offered an - amendment making the appropriation ' $3,000. - Mr. -Burton offered an amendment making the . appropriation five, thou sand dollars. : , - i , . -5 - Mr. -Blow - offered - an ' amendment making the appropriation one dollar. Mr. JSmple moved the previous question, and U V aa ordered. K .: m Mr. .-Burton's, amendment waa ac cepted by Mr. Klutts, and Ut : ,wa . Mr. Blows amendment was lost. ;xJ . Mr. Pharr's amendment waa -lost. ' - Mr, Blow moved to adjourn till 8 : p. m4 the' motion failing. . ' , . ..The resolution then passed its third reading . and was ordered sent to the rISouce.- v.i ''i ' -"A hilt by Mr; Shaw was passed, aup plemental to an act ratified March, t. . relative to working the roads of Robe son county., . . ". , A. .' .''.,. , t On- motion of Mr. Mills the' vote by : which the: bill . amending the-, penalty -law -passed its final, reading: was re-, considered, mnd-on - motion - of 'Mr; Mills the bill waa tabled;-- I. The Senate concurred in the 'Heuse emend men t to v the bill creating 'the State Assbciatioa of County Commiv loners. " the ' amendment providing . that It shall net be mandatory for "any county to Join, the association. ' ; . The House bill to prevent black-listing of employees waa -passed on . its final reading. -- - - f -w -- The House bill amending ' section 3&0C bf the Revtsal hnthorhting the keeper Of. -the Capitol to employ ' a domestic aeryant for - the - executive mansion,-. providing the. salary, shall i ot exceed $7S0 per annum. "i.lr.il re&.5ing- ' pasrea its in jPil5rri -If iron arV: then ,yoti sinukl ,re it one, for prices off wr Dloh Crldki Fuf iiitiifo Here yon' find tl targest.',fetOBt varied and mort rosso tahl priced stock of Bridal t iunu tare Ja Ue Sooth, V- ';-- STOHOR HTOiDIT. '4 -.-. - lucortwratad. - v-;k - a 1-a Fornltsre f or ' j Ihe Hone. Beautiful. - TW-VllS E. BroA BICHMOXD,- V VinolA. .The jroUoWlhg blUs passed - their third readings y f 1 r .. H. B. To amend chapter 44 of the public -laws of 107 relatlngj;to the a&ie 01 . prnanea. H. B. To change the- line hetween College H1H and : Mount aTroapect school district. -Jf H. B. To amend chanter 7. seo- Uons I5 45 of the RevtsaPelatlng to the Hospitals ror tne insane. H. B. Re!jrtlv to the Dunf Road District of Harnett county. v At "S;S5 the Senate aajomAea till :1S p : ! the iiorsF- : -4 The ' HousS was called to Wder by Speaker Graham at 9:30 o'cl. - Prayer was offered hy Rwesenta tlve Latham. 0 Beaufort cHnty. The Omnibus J. P. Bill Pai- The Omnibus Justice of Peace bill, containing the addition-vllustlcos of the Peace for the various fepnnilca. passed its second and third t-JiUinw. - - ....... -- . . - - Williams, of Cabarrus, movet3 strika out the list from Cabarrus county, but the House voted this motion do r. Mr. Williams objected to thiM redd ing of the bill, but the rut! were suspended and the bill passed. A Late Bill KintL& Mr. Currie. of CumberlanSi. akod leave-.toilntroduce a bill to protect the library and the Supreme court build Inst. Former bill killed.. i Mr. Kitchln . objected to th5" Intro duction of any bill about anything at th's period of the session. -- Mr. Currie insisted on coaAldering this bill! and asked that the lulea be suspended. These rules were suspend ed hv a vote of ?7 aves to 1$ fines. The i bill wss : then introduced ' and provided for the erectin .of ft. power house near the Supreme court an-1 the Agricultural building, half? of th expense-to be borne by the Asrjlcultu ral Department., -ej-Mr. Carrie explained that both tit- 4uildlag4 rtow were fire traps And th erection (of this power plantwoul enable nrotcetlon' from fire. ki ' ' Speaker Ofaham. said he wojtltl likol -to have, j this important -mea&ire ex-1, plained..: Hs'had .been, inf irmpd thitl tkl. V. mm.l.l 141 AAA IT.! said, it was an attempt to, commit tli State -to the-ereejion of buildings . nn this square and it should ? be de fested. . t. Governor Doughtoa obiected that it was too late in the session to vote for such a very Important bill, t It-failed. to pass its second reading being an almost ananimons -ne- vote. The bill to pay W. Pt Bumii salary as' Oyster Commissioner, was referred to the commlssioa appointed to Invca thrate and report on the general In debtedness" of theOyster Commission ' v .'Rcpuhlkana Protest: : . Mr: Kennedy, of Sampsorf,. sent formed a protest, signed by.jcm.ubii n irrrtfRne.au enmuu, .111 seating of Representative Willlains, ( Dare. .The protest waa ordered aprcri'i upon the.' journal. " ; Coc-ernor Kltrhtn Snstalncw. - Mr. Morton, of New Hoover, moved to; reconsider the jote biwhich this hill to create a Poard otAuiMt and Finanoefor the city of Wjr'n.' ton was defeated. ; -' Mr. Morton, said he desired UE5 h.".ve Kthis vote, reconsidered for. the propose of offering a Mibstitute. He , a!fed attention a great pile of "tel-wawis on his desk, from, his constituency; ikinc that the I relief sought in his h)l' he rranted. i". He earnestly assured, -llie House that this was no fl.jht oh the uovernor ai an. oai ji waa an i,niiei effort on tne part ot tne unnato? .ma Representative f,New Hanover boun ty to represent the wishes ot th-it; con stituents. ' - it,' The substitute bOl provided- fr the election of the chairman of ihcaikwrd of Audit and Finance hf a ppnlar vote of the people at the legilbsfr! pri mary election for .mayor and tMvj-ni.-n of the city of Wilmington. Mr?;Mr ton'said the present law dll riot 'in vest the Govern-sr wftit the Riiws-r to appoint the - chairman of tlae Hoard. The proposed taw apeclflcall.v iJSmed the- recent appointees of Ibe '.i-t-rnor but gav the. people, the risrat W. se lect the chairman. ' The present, offi cers would not vualify until ApMl IS. The primarjrTlection worl.l b iv?4 April 34th This bul-l -nM pssihly be considered this fight on th'J-4'.i-r-nor. - To call the Democratic- doi-trln of a referendum to the people, light on ft. Democratia Governor, was a s trance - doctrine, and a totally un founded charge. : '-V - I . The law did not design to take ayay any power from the Governor. ' It sim ply proposed, to take away from .the ioard aonointed bythe-Oovernir.. the power,talec the, chalrjnan..nnd give this power to the. people. He exiwiiwd that this -law was passed. In l?fV " orotect thei ' people -of fWtlmiion from negro domination. ,. Since A1 11- minrton had established- wh!te iful. the- lawhad ben permlUed to Sn' It being generally understood tnaep resentatives were elected on thisw. that 'they should recommend-Mi tiritha Governor.' This, year. th' -oovator had seen fit to name a ma WijyjHfM" ipproved by the representatives.rAMs majority having the power torlt a -hairmato. who was not desired bjfvthe great- maeity of t .the :linoeUe voters of Wilmington,.' . ' ' Mr. Morton nleaded-with th Hf ie to stand by his effort to proorlvi'Vtv- resent h ronstitnents. and glya t'iem local self-trovernment. .: ' -r-;si. Whiler Mr:Mortn -'ws v. -snMlilwr. messenger boys yetH?omlnR"in' H"th telegrams from Wilmington. "perWt ng against the defeat of the- biw :n Mr--rto.TOncluded.hiTHfsciil v ay)ng that standing beh'nd him In h matter - were no paid atterhyr' fe'n wtimtnwton. re was the o" o:aie other h. bit the enUre.OcnocrSfl" organisation. ! the mayor and oa of tjldermen and a arett maf-wity rf th peonie- of trre-citysof Wilmingtcm.?t'. MrMorton declared that the caaTr - . . . ... ...... . .. :J man, whom the appointees of the "Jov. ernor proposed to elect, had deserted the Democratic party in the U;t ela tion,' and . since th , eW U011 . hd boasted .that he had increased the .Re publican vote of Maw HanoVi-r county from SI to aver 500. .' '. ; A knowledge of this poUUr.tt1itrpl tiide on the part of the'proojn-J r hulr man of the. board was why.tli Demo cratic voters of Wilmington weyv pro testing against It and v-T.r standing behind their Benator anl Roprvsenta tives.. - .-,;;-. -x' -,Vv t' Mr. -Currie. af CumiK1 1aui.:- -ld- l-quently advocated tin Miotion t. re consider the voter: of SiLurUy the Morton- bill and : tho- ndoplbm of the substitute ... lie .uri-d that Wil mington be given the tight to tonw the chairman of its board.. There had never been, any trouble over, this mat ter before, for the reason that never before had a Governor J naming the members of this board gone contrary to the- wishes of Sew Hanover repre sentstives. and named aa members. In dividuals unsatisfactory : to - the De mocracy- of the city. The proposition to confirm the Governor's appointees, but to allow the people to vote aa to who should be the chairman, was not only democratic.: but under all the circumstances was 'exceedingly fllnd on the part of New Hanover's Senator and Representative. ' This appeal for a ref erendum was nothing hut fair, since It gave the people fthe right to express a second time, their nemres aa to the control of the Board of Audit and m-vn-e. aa they thourht they voted on at. the Democratic primary for the candidates for. Senator and .Represent tatlve. . i .. ; Mr. Rascoe, of Bertie, advocatmy te motion .said no man In North Car olina was a better; personal and polltl cal friend fb Governor Kltchin than himself, but in Jhls matter he could but feel that the higher duty to stand by the representatives tf New Han over, directly responsible to the people should oontrol him- He earnestly ap pealed to the Hoaae to. stand by the representatives of the city of -W liming ton. He could not see wherein could be considered ' as a -reflection upon the. Governor. Mr, k 00 nee, or Onslow, paid a very hiirh tribute to Renreeentative Morton but he said, Senatorial oourtesy had gone tar enouan. a great many ra vors he said had been extended the representation from New Hanover. Now after .having - forced Governor Kitcbln to name tho members of tho Wilmington Board of Audit and Fi nance, ho comes and aska that Gov rnor Kltchin he rv-huked by this body, Mr. Koonce Insisted that, tho whou- fight In this matter was one of su primacy and rival: banks of Wilming ton. . He made a strong argument anlnit the bill and outlining the clr cumstancea leading un to the aonolnt ments, declared that Governor Kltchin Eiry Wot 111 1)3 hmitt It you wil send" vour name and ac dress we will mail: you FREES a pak aire of Mother Gray's Al'STRAI.IAN- LEAF, a certain, pleasant herb car? for WomeTTs ills. - Jt is a reliable regu lator and never-failinr. If 70U have pains in the back. Urinary, Bladder or Kidney trouble; rs&thls pleasant unlor of aromiatie herb roots and leaves. All Druggist -ell ft. SO cents, or dress. The Mother.; Gray Co., La Roy, w. - ... i . Foniidcd bypltevJ AldWt" fSmedea In 1S42. The Dtoeeasui : Scbool the Carolina!, Slxty-elgha fiesalon Opens ' Spteniber i. tOt. College, If askv Art, Elo cntion, Tlnainesw, 1 ' Preparataory. Est. Escrja 17. Lay, v Bettor, v RaJeJcH, X. O. mum wED3is iiyitaticis - . . . . .. . Fust haadrad, t7.m eskh, sdditioaal tawdrcd Ot-SO. OsUlag ear asd social sUHoarry m ta Hka teasssabU prices, BaJfFtgS O kg QUEST. - ' . ' TOR BELL BOOK STATIOXERT CX Issjutputated, . ; RICHMOJID. VA. 1 ' - -. . .6ALK .OF:iiAKD. By virtue of a decree of Wake Su perior Court In Special Proceeding No. 141. entitled J, B. Hicks. Admr. against Joseph Hicks et aL. we will sell at t Court House door In the City of Kaleigb on Monday, the ; 1st day of February, 110, at public auc tion, tha- following I discribed three tracts of land situate In Little Rivet Township. Wake County: . w'r - ' First tract: Beginning at a post oak In W. C. Ferrell's line, Privett's cor ner, thence & 17 1-1 degrees W. 13.39 chains to a stake; thence 8. 33 34 de grees E. 13.40 to a stake and pointers, thence N. 3 degrees E. 13.30 chains to a pine, thence tC 13 3-4 degrees W. 11 chains to tha beginning, containing IS acres Including the dwelling house and houses, buildings - and Improve ments thereon this ; tract or land is subject to' the dower of Ammie Hicks, widow of Joseph Hicks,, and is to bo sold subject to said dower which has heretofore been allotted, to her. a - Second- tract: i '' Bounded -n . the North by the dower tract of land above described. -on the East by the land of 3, D. Bunn- adn C. -Ml Rhodes, on : the South by the lands of Mrs. W. P. Kins. and. bit the West hy the lands of A. R. Hortoa aaa W. d Ferrell. eontainiag about 3 acres. . - - . Third traet: Bounded tnr tha North by the lands of W.- P.-. Richards and Lucy H. Prlvett. en .the East by the lands of the said Lucy H. Prtvett, on the south by the lands of W. U.-Ferret! and on tha.. West by the lands of W. jC Fer re 11, .. containing . about ,"04 acres. ' - , '.' - Terms of salei Cash: Time: km. - ,. I Xft S.. BATTLE Commissioners. - -V --rr A JrOTICBt r ' "."I--: K-? " Notice Is hereby given thaC applica tion wW be made-.to the General As sembly -at Itn- present session -to pass an act authorising the city of Rateigh to ltte bonds to fund Hs floating debt Incurred for. necessary. .current expenses.--'" ' Vi-.,'.'. .i '-: - ' -- iJAiira "L Jon'cciT, Hayor. EUasasBB) n mm r sr isalTaJ 01. . A lYd For Cntalocne, ato, ad dress - 'the! yitil 9ot ana; dots 'W? - things. ' J- Pneumonia, erouo. i r .C014S. csugn, - pauis and sore ness. : 'GOWAN'B PrEtT- ft : xcoNiA : : preparation .. pot tnem on ine run. Con . Vgcsrjon is scattered, inflam mation allayed and comfort fills; tha home. .- One ! trial bottle will convftice. - Ex. : ternal. aulcklr absorbed. Nn i .-ust- as 'good. Insist on get 'Ung Oowsna. -, $1.00 to 25c. ... - I. ',. aii .....t,i.. had been extraordinarily -- kind and Jl -.- -... - ' - 1 . -' - J- -. ; .ent throughout the whole matter And here-it. is proposed to slap him in ne-race.T. ' '-. - v j i Mr. Kooncs insisted that a refusal of the House to thus rebuke and humiliate Governor Kitchin. could n. possibly be Considered a reflection en Mr. Morton,; wnom an nighly.re- .rded. rr:.-- : ' iMr Perry.s of Bladen, advocated the Morton aubstitutev saying that it was no reflection en Governor Kltchin, but was intended to relieve him of em barrassment and was a courtesy due to jvew llano vor representatives. - Mr. v Kitchin. of Halifax. . said he regretted very much to disagree . with the representative from New Hanover. He called attention to alleged. Incon sistency of 4he - representative from New Hanover -by denying to the peo ple the . right to elect the - chairman of the Police Commission. That was local self-government and a referen dum with aivehgeaace. He said the Morton substitute was unconstitutional in that it prohibited any Republican In the city, of Wil mington,-, no f matter how long a tax payer ' or estimable a citizen he was, from "being eligible to' hold office or to be:chalrmkn of this board. If this was not a reflection upon the Gover nor, as Well; as on the principle of local self-government, he could not soe what was. -" Mr. Kltchin- exhibited a rreat mass of telegrams from-Wilmington declar ing against the effort to defeat the Governor's appointe. Ha also read telegrams saying the question of mem bership of .the Board of Audit and Fi nance was not an Issue in the Morton election primary. . Among these tele grama'irere a great many officials, and all demanded that the Governor he up. neid. orm Of these telegrams was from .Senator! Kmpkt's law partner. Mr.. Kitchin aii he did not believe the object and spirit of the Morton bill, was to reflect' upon the Gover nor, hut the effect of its adoption by this General Assembly would be a re buke to hlm. Mr. Kitchin related the rircum' stances preceding the appointment of the Board ,hjj the Governor, stating that be had given both sides a fair, full and impartial hearing. He con tended that the bill would have had some show of justice, if It had beep Introduced and passed before the Gov ernor; made his-appointments. ' Mr. Stubbs,; of Martin, closed the long debate in a brief and eloquent speech in support of the motion to re consider. He said the people of Mar tin were not j only the staunch and loving supporters of Governor Kitrh in. but fhey iare awaiting - the. day. when at the close of a magnificent ad ministration four years hence, they could promote; him to a higher off! rial noaition and honor. This was not s ouestlon of reflee lion on Governor Kitchin. but It had as a foundation the . great principle of local self-tovernmenr, aswaa ex- empliOed In thn issue- "aa a represen tatlve of the people to be sustained or otacreoued." H;decUred .that an othr Wue-wa (be degradation of Nr Hamver'srt?rnatr and Represen tatlve by this General Assembly. Mr. Stubbs paid an eloquent tribute o tne f ait htuLi services of Represen tative. Morton and Senator Empie and pleaded with the. House to sustain them In this effort to represent their constituents. When Mr. Stubbs time had expired. me nouse unanimously voted to ex tend It, and closing in a few minutes. ne waa greeted .with great applause irora ine noor, tne lobbies and galler les. - I':-.', Mr. fatchln moved to table the mo tion w. reconsider. The motion . to tame prevailed V on a roll-call vote again re ayes to "2 notes. The: vote was: as follows: . Aye Mr. Speaker. Messrs. Al'-rit-ton. Barnes ot Hertford. Bolton. Bras welt. Carlton. Carver. Caudil?. Connor. uouon, uoxe or Anson. Coke of Wake, csjampler. Davis. Doughton, Dowd, firema. Gavin.- Grler, Hampton, arrison. Hofler. JnlUn. Kelly. Ken- dricks. Kitchin, Koonce. Lathanv Lem- onc f Loveiace Majette. . Mitchell, Murphy. McCrary, McDonald of Moore. McLaughlin, McLeod, McNeely, Perry of .Vance.., Pickett, v Rod well, Scarboro, Sigmoh. Smith of Durham. mth of Randolph. -Snell. Underwood. wanace, William? of Cabarrus, Witty Noes Messrs. 'Barnes of Johnston. L'ryant, Buck. Crawford. Currie. Fagg, Floyd. Grant. Green. HalL Hanea. Ha v. more, Henderson.. Hlgdon; Hinsdale, Kennedv. Ie. Ltnney. Morton. Myatt, Perry of Bladen. Pitt, Rascoe. Rhodes, Smith or Harnett Stubbs, Tomlln, Tur lington. . I . . More Amenities. ' " - Mr. Hayes, of . Tad kin. In Jehalf of members of the 'House, in a brief and eloquent speech presented to Reading Clerk, RvM. Phillips an ele gant goia eiks- pin. ' Mr. Phillips responded In an appro priate manner. . Stenographer, to the Principle Clerk, Hoffman.- was presented by Mr. Green, of Craven, on behalf of members of the House with -a set of gold cuff buttons. ' .4 v .- . . .Mr. Lemmond. of . Cnion county. In behalf of ' the members of the House presented . to ' Sergeant-at-Arms Kil- Patrick. , very handsome gold headed cane. : ' -il ... . : Mr J Hayes, of Chatham, presented to- Mr. Winchester, of Union county. stationary cierx.s a nne goio-neaded cane aa a testimonial of esteem from members of the House. -: '. i A resolution of thanks was tendered to Postmaster Willis Brlggs and Clerk Iv T. Ysr borough lor splendid and ac- commodatlng postal facilities at .the Capitol, r..: . - . : . . - . B11H. Laid en The Table. The following Airis were laid on the tabli-- - . Senate blU- To, fix fhe time when agricultural leases shall expire. '- v . To establish a State Highway Com mission; 1 -. -: v--. , ; To -provide fori a. Uniform . bill .of laaing. . , .-v. : . ' r-Jt ...To tax dogs CBahWd In a hurry,) 4 -To amend -the. general fish law..' ' To rftconalder the vote, relating- to the , 3oard of Audit and finance for the city of Wilmington. -To-.allow;' manufacture and sale- of wines and brandy in Johnston connty from fruit raised on -owners lands. - BIHs i Passed 'Final .Readings-. Senate U to provide 'for cumula tive voting of "sbclu ! '; - ; -t ' ; To Increase the pay "of the laborers of 1he -House- snd4 Senates V'i i c .ToaoayelerTrsirnensea of seject .committee.-' -f k - : i t- ; ' ; ? . Tn establish the fState Library Corn mlssion: ' ; ,:', . . '. . ' , To -perpetuate - sh n Black rtver, Nnseirtver ant Cw Fear river.-. - To abollrh 'the M!"tli -term at Sii pe ror ,oeir fr tWtland eogtv..--- To amend the game law for Catawba county, -c z : . . - ,- - . .. ji... . To allow . f orelsm xrxecu .ers . ana aa - mlnistrators to- qualify.- . . ' " To improve the roads of Randolph county. . s ,. . - ... TO amend the charter or aatesviue To amend the charter of Chadbourn. To improve " the roads of Halifax county. . -.-. ....... ..; -': y To Improve roads - in .Mars inn township. ' - - ' To validate a certain election in Bryaon City . and far ; other purposes To amend the revlsal relating to burning -unoccupied buildings. . To prevent the. burning of boats. To amend - the revlsal relative to evidence of wife la an indictment of hiinhand for slandering her. . , To add Harnett, county to the law reoulrlng butchers to.. keep records, . . To provide a deputy Insurance, com missioner and accountant for the In surance Department i r ' To provide a primary law for Union county. - , , v -:.. ; r : j' -To provide for contingent appropria tions to the Central Hospital at Ral eigh made necessary hy reception of epileptic patients by this hospitals. ; , Joint resolution Of thanks to the Capital Club. ! x '; ' i . .. ? ' To prevent boards of directors of State institutions from electing one of K their number to institutional positions. I !. . . . A I Jl t Mtf ij. jo pruyiu" iiir - inn iirRiiuwn Adams ciwt in cranarrus -ouniy. The House. at S:S5 a'clock took a 're cess until 4 o'clock. ; - ' - . j t Afternoon KcxHoti. , - Speaker Graham cajted the House to order at four o'clock. Mr. Wallace, of. Beaufort county, served notice that he should 'call time on aty member exceeding the live minute limit for speeches, no mat ter bo it wasi or whst the subject waa. ' i Cmrimlsaioners Incorporated. ' The bl'-l to incorporate the - Asso ciation of ' County 's ' Commissioners which hsa had a perilous and distress ing course through the whole session, coming up for passage,. Mr. Koonce, of Onslow, briefly explained Its great im portance, and vaiue and strongly ad vocated -its passing. He was followed by Mr. Rascoe, of Bertie, who pro nounced the hill of great public value andi capable ofhcing productive . of much good. t - Mr; .Green, of Craven, also advocated the' bill, giving cogent reasons for the organising of the county -commis sioners into a cohesive and co-opera tive association. ; He said one of the best results of the association woukl b to protect county boards from be Ing robbed by contractors In building bridges. Court-houses and Jails, citing numetous Instances where these builrt- '.ng trusts flagrantly robbed the peo ple. ' -'-.- Mr. Morton, of New Hanover, spoke In vigorous opposition to the bill, de claring he did not propose to give leg islative sanction to thta expenditure of the people's money for a weely Junkrt lift- trip for one hundred county com- misaloncra eacn year. neslden, h objet-ted, R had a tendency to' a cen traliaed form of government. Messrs. McCrary, of Davidson. Per ry, of Vance, and Kennedy, of Samp son, spoke In opposition to the bill. Mr. Mnrehv. or Gntlfora. made a brief argument In sapport of the bill, showing that it wu simply authoris ing an associatio,i, and had no com pulsory feature. . Mr. -Koonce before calling the pre. viousi huestlen. stated that for the benefit of Mr. Morton and the mem bers of the House, he would Inform them that the board ' of commission ers, of JJtw Hsnovcr county were unanimously In favor of it Mr. Doughton offered an amend ment. changing the word "shall to "may" in the section' providing that counties should beensne members of the association. This amendment waa Xceepted by Mr. Koonce. Amend - merits to except Sampson. Vance. New Hanover. Sta-tly. Cabarrus, . Tadkin and Davidson were ot. The - Doughton 1 amendment was adonted. The bill passed Its second reading. Mr. Morton objected to the third reading, but on s motion to suspend the rules was adopted and the bill passed Its final reading. TUI1 That Failed. Morton's bill to allow the people of New Hanover county to vote on the question of prohibition. -To Increase widow's allowance--. To amend the law. creating the Fir-'1 JtCommisslon. lTo restore in bend nf State Institu tions the- right to -nominate officers and employees for election by tne board of directors. To rrovlde for sereins on windows and doors of boarding houses and railway cars. ' To provide for 1 paying damages wherep ronerty is injured by street 1-imnrovementa, To amend the law relating to. the marriage ceremony. - To regulate the practice of archi tecture ,ln North Carolina. To reeulre cities and. counties to pay State taxes - on j lands sold for taxes when, city or county become the purchaser. I fn create the degree, of certified public accountant. ' - - To amend the law of 1907 relative to the sa!e of narcotic drugs. To promoter the sanitary conditions of tobacco sales warehouses. - To amend the Revlsal relative to giving or selling liquor to minors. To amend the 7aw'of 1907 relative to insurance. . - n '"Wring comoratians to have their stoek books audited.' To amend law requiring separation of raers on -trains and rars. -To prohibit combine and monopo lies In restrai.-t or trade. Ayes Mr. Sneaker. MeasrsI A'brit r-n. Bsrnes of. Hertford.' oton ' P-as- weit. Carlton. Carver Caudlll. Con nor." Cotten. Coxe of Anson. Cox ' Wake. Crumbier, Davennort. Dough ton. Dowd. Freeman. Gavin. 1 Oren Hampton. Harrison, iH1r, Julian KeHv. Kendrick. Kitchin. Voore. Latham. Lemmond. Lovelace. Mn'etre Mitchell.' Mumhv. McOrarv. McDonald of Ch-rkee.' McDonaM of Mom. Mf T Ai'gMtn, McNeehr. Perry 1 of Vane PJcVett. rn1well. Scerbero. ..Sigmon. mlta. of iTVnrham. :- Smith - of Rau Ipb. Sn""- Underwood. - W"ae. Wsriick. Williams of Cabarr". Witty Noes-Measra. Psrnes . of Johnson Pryah.'Puck. Crswford. CnWle. Fsgg inoyd. Grant. Green. HsM. Bnl Havrnor, I Henderson.'' rTndalc. Ken nedy,' Le,l L'nney, ..Morton. Myttt Perr of Bladen. ' f Pitt. " nasr-'e, Rhodes,. J Rose, - Smith: of 'Harnett , umJT CiaJ -f tt lam,' Fast sad. .Tela Serf Ejrertaa sad bMSSMStSS m nw tsshpsl US WTrnan ssi Idwsrlss 8ssls . . P i miiMMwiTwiiIwi t(i. .)' -ltraautiiuu.CeciiiM "Kiiiwmu TwiuVtr WIMn Ttll M(ns. at. ) to rttM.l TH,CaUllMKMI. BktvUSV Mt-rmm taltlnfi S'li . a.) ta . rMSr Vutht rmtt0mr t Apply 6CLS1CHS CO Gescral arnss rri'Fii'T'H .M l n m - - ''.'--.-.--"'..-.. ...... ' . f U 1HERE IS NOTHING -1 bearU of parents more than to hm awakeaed la " tLa nljKt by tho) ringm couh which acconxpaniet r- - ' aiff aelr nf rwuiw. Thai -Ki1d1, msiW rtttira WUh' jtiiitftW but itixhi coli and a few hours later th faxsZy b aroosed by the ominetis tTmptoma, ' Erery home wher ' there are small children should be prepared for these tod den attacks, as prompt treatment is tMssessaiy. : Do not r'eocperiment wUh remetiiof donbtrTahMsbCt . CIAMSE3LAIWS C0U61 KSMEBY. that has been m use for nearly forty years and never known : to fait ; ... -' t::: Mr. Homer Krohn. of Iowa, ia a letter to the nasrufae tarers of Chamberlain's Cough Stemedy praises this medlcJjte lor 'What it has dona for his children.. He says: "It has not only saved' them one but many a time. Only ' two weeks ago my boy had the croup so bad in tha night that had it not been for having a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the house he would have choked before a doctor could have gotten to the hoaae.- It ia a medicine that so one should be without at any time. It is pleasant to taksaad many children like it. Attacks of croup are most Ukely to occur durmc, the early winter months, mad every f gjmly with yean children should be prepared for it. Keep a bottle of CHAMBERLAIN'S wuvtn klmlu x m your Qerre size SO cents. Your drunist sells it . . Stubbs, Tomlin. Turlington, IasHrd nual Reading. The following bills passed their third arid float reading: To create the State Association of County Commissioners fors'orth Car olina. To amend the law regulating the sale of brasses. to provide for servant hire far the Governor. ' To prevent corporations from black listing dlscnarged employees. A To amend the law relating to the leasing of oyster grounds. (New Han over county exempted). To amend the law relating to the settlement of the WVstorn North Car olina 'ntru-tion Immi, Is. (Allows set tlement of remaining bonds ;:t 2i --nt. on the dollar). v Tn const it ut the mayor of Wingatt a Justiee jf the peace. To '.rovltle seats for female em ployees in stores ami factories. . To fai!itate the cancellation of mortgage detd.. To prevent jthe fraudulent packing of spplfS- To provide a janitor to the State Ui-rary. T.3 reaulate he pay of officers of Cleveland county. To require the payment of "Statr tarf on land sales for taxes, when: the' county oV city purchases the property. To limit the liability of fidelity in surance companies. To prevent the- forff itur- of a life policy of Insurance without notice Joint resolution relative to erecting a marble atatue of Vance in Statuary Hall at ' Washington. Appropriates S10.0S0. v Resolution of thanks to the House presa reporters for, accurate, intelli gent and faithful service. (This resolution, arter a brief and eloquent tribute to the press by Mr. CANCER CURED. We swat even staa sas i litis ' ss tts Pahs Btaiai ta kaow trkst e sts Solng. t srs esrisg ssaosrs, tasncs sad tkfmir m-m rttaost tas net ? katfa, aas arc tsasnwd bj aw sssats sad Lsgislsnrfs ot TiigisJa, m ss sni 'is s ass. essH asm sad rw U t H. winriumi on ousa, HOsrTUb Ta - Nomination Ballb2. I hcrebj nominate M .; e i " Address .... District ........ . . . . ...... ; Mir Name is . - ; - ;: 'MM 'V'Y; , 'i . '. - . . . '. '..-.i ji.- ..Address - c' ." .... .-.'. . . . ....... . . . u'.-. Professioxt " ..' . . . . '. . . " m -tsi0C,'-i'l'.... f, . . .-:UDUr . . ' l!Vr' .-- .- iW,'. This nomination billou when properly Cllcd out, will count for I,CC0 .4 will be credited to . a; cacdidats. i :-Mx' Under no circcsstances willthe nmef f anyone nialUni a nsslnaticn be diTcIsd. ! By fSUng in the above nomination ballot with the.jRame' or ' .'A farididite not already in the list wltont you think capable of wlu-, ttmg thf First CSrsnd Trlw In the $ 1 0.000 J Popular ' .CDutcfct, that strikM terror to hm ! V 1 I t 1 ' We guarantee every bottle ot Chamberlain's Cough i Remedy," says W. M. Parish, iPalmerston, Ontario. "Out of the many bottles sold last 'winter not one was re turned. We recommend it espe cially for chOdrea with croup." " Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is famous for its prompt cures of coughs, colds and croup, j When - given as soon ss the child becomes hoarse an attack of croup may be - averted. This medicine is entirely t re from narcotics or injurious sub stances of any kind and may be riven to tht little ones with abso late safety. . ..)- ! . . noma, it kuj cmw e h""1! Murphy, of. Guilford, raa adopted. by an unanimous rising Vote). To. amend the law ef 190?; reiatlns to separation of races on street cars. (Permits nurses of intent or sick peo ple to occupy a me j car). - ? To repeal the immfigration law of 105. . f To authorise the making - of State boundary lines by Ue Governor. To amend the revtsal relative to dealers In contracts; for futures. .V Present for Mr. Jamea. Mr. Kltchin; of Halifax, in behalf of the . members of the House, pre sented Col. t. H. James. 'Assistant Door-keeper of the (House, with a handsome watch and! chain. At :30 o'elAck the House took a te cess until 8:15 o'clock. And you can't always tell by a cirVs looks whether-ahe has a cold In her head or is ia love . - INJECTION A BR HI GiarncaBdESctaaIlcr . without inemvenieace, ia tmm MOST OB5T1NATE CASES KeeuW trcsuacs isqtttrad. SOLO T ALL PROG GISTS. S50.00 REWARD.' The Commisai&ners of Pamlico county, offer; a reward jof SSS for the arrest -land detention Of Warren M. , Pate, late ot said county. He is charged with the, larceny of a bale of cotton and is In hiding. - Hs Is white. 28 . years old. about, six feet high, weighs about 189 pounds, very light complexion with-large hones and large mouth. Anyone! apprehending . said Pate 'M please notify the sheriff ot r-am:ico county, 3-5-lwk . T - I. V".""" J . v. . votes. Only one ballet Nevis ami Observer's . Great ro)OYSTEH,CS FEES! ClHYiftfl Est
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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