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RECESS TILL JANUARY BTH
Tho Supreme Conrt Yesterday Handed
Down the Opinions In Thirty Cases
Decide Cities Have the Right to
Issue Bonds for Necwary Improve-
; inent Digest of Opinions.
The Supreme Court of North Caro
lina .took a recess yesterday until
January 8th. The regular spring
term for-the Supreme Court; does not
begin until the first Monday In Feb
ruary, but "owing to this exceedingly
heavy docket this fall, the court has
Yound it necessary to return In Janu
ary to finish all the fall work. This
is the first time in several years that
this has .proven necessary.
Yesterday morning the court hand
ed down the opinions in thirty cases.
Among the cases handed down is that
of Parker v. Griffith, which is another
of the . "near beer cases." The Su
preme Court in this case decides that
a sheriff has not the right to refuse
to issue a near beer license. Parker
tendered the sheriff of Union county
J40 as payment for the State and
county tax, and asked for a near beer
license. The sheriff refused to Jssue
hinvone. and he brought suit to com
pel the issuance of the license. The
Supreme Court, through Judge Brown,
who writes tho opinion, states that
the" legislature of 1909, having legal
ized tho sale of near beer and having
placed a license tax of 20 on the sale
and having ; authorized the county to
levy the same amount, a county can
not prohibit tho sale of near beer.' Be
ing legalized as a" business by the State,
no county, city or town can prohibit
the sale of near beer. A county may
leVy the license tax of $20 and a city
or town under the law as laid, down
in State v Dannerberg at this term,
may impose regulations and may place
such license tax . onthesale as will
regulate, but they-cannot prohibit, ;
' . In Bradshaw v. High Point, decided
yesterday, the old question of the right
of a town to issue bonds to pay for
necessary improvements is again de
cided. The town of High Polnt.cxm
tractcfl for the improvement of its
water -and fewer system, and not hav
ing sufficient funds or current revenue?
to pay for the same, was preparing to
.lisue bonds, to 'pay the Indebtedness.
One of the citizens of the town In
stituted suit to enjoin the town from
lining these" bonds. ! Chief Justice
Clarke speaking for the court, says:
' "The contract was for a public ne
cessity and therefore a-valid lndebted-
- ness.; and a popular vote was -. not
necessary unless the charter or some
statute required it." It was argued
for the plaintiff, that the legislature
of 1907 had given the citizens the right
to vote on a bond Issue for-125,t00
for diverso purposes among them being
.to Improve tho water and sewer sys
tem, and that this would prevent the
Issuance of bonds unless there was a
.popular 'pte;Jor a, bond Issue. .In
li09. a new . charter waa granted to
the town of High Point, giving them
the full right to provide for a system
f sewerage and waterworks and the
larttr further - repeals all laws ln-
onslstent with the charter. The Su
preme Court decides that the granting
of the new charter by the legislature
of 1909 eliminates the act of, 1907, au-
inonnng an election for a bond issue,
.and that the city has the right Co Issue
bonds for a water and ewer system,
a necessary Improvement, without sub
mitting it to a popular vote.
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i?tate v, Fowler. Polk County. Xo
.Error. Brown, J, , v ,
1. Indictment for murder ln'second
degree and conviction for man
slaughter.; Defendant contends that
he cannot ) be. convicted for man
daughter. Held, that under State v.
Quick, 150 X. C. 820. If error In con
victing . defendant ; of manslaughter
v hen charged with murder, it was er
ror favorable to the defendant and of
rwhlch he cannot complain. 1 "
Held, that a killing with a dead
ly weapon raises two presumptions, 1,
hat killing . was unlawf aL "s nci 2. that
it was'. done with malice. Lf The de
fendant rebuts only tht. ;ur.i :!o
that the -killing was vr.tli v"- lc, 'Yr Iz
guilty .nl ' manslaughter '' " ' - 5 ' .
the Jury in this Instev; s;-.
3. The; Trial Judge . ,;u
Jury that If they were ." ' o; b "
as to pelf defense, they 0 4 cou
Vict of manslaughter. r: i , c iC
words, taken In connec': . v
full charge whjch was a c : j r-atl
luminous exposition oJ e "', c oi.
"homieklei could rot hav, . ' 1
Jury and Is harmless s;ri; ; . . '
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B. B. B. tan caured thousands of catarrh
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waa not alleged that anyone was pre- f
vented from voting by these facts. The :
lower, court found that all persons had
an ample and full notice of election, !
polling place an opportunity to vote ;
and 'that a majority of the voters In j
the district Including those who did i
not ' vote, voted for the special tax !
IIHd, that the errors complained of
re. not sufficient to vitiate the re
sult of the, election as all voters were i
aware of the voting place and no one
failed to register or asked to register '
the days the books were not open as
required by statute. Attention Is called
to the fact that the provisions of the
election law should be fully complied ;
with.
verdict thut defendant obtained prop
erty by representing; himself as an
other person. Upon the special ver
dict, the court adjudged defendant not
guilty. II ?ld, that special verdict not
stating th3 intent of the defendant,
and the court being confined solely to
the facts lound In the special verdict,
no Judgment is warranted by the ver
dict, and a. new trial must be had.
State v.
ror.
areen.
th4
to work
rant in
Ive In
ant was
described
ment of
law in lie
arrest of'
affirming
862.
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Catex v. Tvlegraph Co. Alamance
County. New Trial. Walker, J.
1 Action for damages for the negli
gent delay of a telegram. Message
received by the operator at Haw River
after office hours and forwarded by
him to Richmond as usual for all mes
sagesnd gn opening of offloe in High
Point ftext' morning the message waa
forwarded from Richmond to High
Point. Held, that telegraph companies
have the right to establish reasonable
office hours and If an operator re
ceives message after office hours, he
must forward it to proper office, but
if office, is closed, and the message is
forwarded at once when it opens in
the.rnornin- there Is no liability for
failure of the tolegTaph comoany to
forward message sooner, affirming
Carter v. Telegraph Company, 141 X.
C. 274.
mUZ COFFTCK WITH TWO MILLION" ITUEXPS
(Two Million Cups Drunk Pally.)
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N'ot a noar-coffeo. ',or a make-believe coffee, hut a ismooth, rU ii, .roivg,
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NEW ORLEANS, LA.
WIIjSO.V NEEDS UNION DEI HIT.
Franklin County. Er-
lloke, J.
1. Criminal prosecution for failure
roads. Held, that the war
case, being fatally defect-
falling to allege that defend-
asslgned to work the road
and falling to negative pay-
tie one dollars allowed by
of service, the motion for
udgment must be allowed.
State v. Lunsford. 150 N C,
Dawson t.J EnneU. Craven County.
: Aflirmol. Hoke, J.
!'. 1. Plaintiff contracted to convey
with good title a tract of land to de
fendant and defendant refusing to pay
purchase t rice, alleging that title was
defective, whereupon this suit was In
stituted for purchase price. Defend
ant demurred to the complaint and
the demurrer was allowed. The land
In controversy was -willed to Marietta
O'Leary w! th the condition that If she
died without issue, the land was to
go to a third party. Marietta O'Leary
has no living child. The plaintiff had
purchased her Interest In raid land.
Held, that the plaintiff not being able
to make a title in fee. the demurrer
was properly sustained.
versed.
Parker v. Griffith. Union county. Re-
Browi, J.
ht. Plaintiff tendered sheriff of Union
county S40 and demanded a near beer
license, o-hJlch was refused by the sher
iff. Plaintiff sued out a mandamus to
compel the sheriff to issue the license.
Vhe- trial Judge dismissed' the; plain
tiffs 'petition. Held, the Acts of 1909,
chapter 438, legalized the sale of pear
beer and
levy a tax
license in
$20. The
censed thel
ty. city or
authorized the counties - to
of S20 for the issuing -the
(addition to the State tax of
county commissioners of
Union levied such tax In accordance
with 1 the Act of the Legislature. The
Legislature having legalized and 11
sale of near beer, no coun
town may prohibit its sale.
Counties may levy a tax of 120 and
Incorporated cities and towns may
by imposing reasonable It-
cense taxes but neither- can .prohibit.
affirming State v. Dannen berg, at this
term.' .
YountA r.
I Affirmed,
I 1. Civil
tiffs to
a special
under Rev
school
tiffs
named in
that
Oen
Coinmrs. Fnion Coanty.
3iannin, j.
action on motion of plain-
enjoin the defendants from
for school purposes voted
isal section 4115 in special
district of Union county. Plain-
contend that no polling place was
order calling election and
registration books were not kept
during time required by law. It
nousancQ
Male McLeod. flcah..uf" r'r' .V
New TriaL : Manning "
1. Defendant indicted fa.' . hiif
property under false p. x. 2 ., ;.' v.
Section 5432. ;' Jury re,tu. iv') pjc a.
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taey all isle a CASCADE? at bed time
0urL3gihft ftolida js, CAS CARETS best
I f ecicins 012 earth, $0? the little folks
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of folks have taken advantage of this
. have purchased their Christmas gift
Be "penny wise" and do likewise.
articles are In stock yet, and if you htirry
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the very thing that's , needed most,
haven't many articles of a kind we
ferent articles represented by a piece
Get In on the big discount sale.
Capital Furniture Couipany
every day. Lots
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from our stock.
Some handsome
you can give
for while we
have many dlf
or two.
RALEIGH, N. C
20S-20S FajettevUIe St.
S-IO K. Uargett St.
Brad.siiaw v. Hlsh Point. iullford
County. Affirmed. Clark, C. J.
1. Action to enjuin the City of High
Point from Issuing bonds to the
amount of $30,000, the proceeds of
which to pay a debt contracted for
a necessary expense of the city. The
city contracted with a company for
the extension and Improvement of
their sewerage nnd water systems.
XotN having sufficient funds or current
revenues to yay fhis indebtedness, the
city was preparing to issue and sell
bonds to pay indebtedness. Held, this
contract, was for a public necessity and
therefore a valid indebtedness and a
popular vote was not necessary unless
the charter or some statute required
it.
2. Chap. 19 Private Laws of 1907
gave the city the right to hold an elec
tion for the purpose of issuing bonds
to the amount of J125.000 for diverse
purposes, amopg others of establish
in", and improving the water and sew
erage system. Held, the city of High
Point wis given a new charter by the
Legislature of 1909 which elemlnates
this act as it gives the city the right
to provide, for a system of waterworks
and; sewerage.
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The other opinions were as folows:
Lloyd v. Railway, from Orange, reversed.
Hodgin, from Guilford,
Sides, from Rowan, af-
K-jrkman v
affirmed.
Graeber v.
firmed.
Teeter v. Manufacturing Co., ,from
Cabarrus- affirmed.
Trull v. Railway, from Mecklenburg,
affirmed.
Luckey v. Tel. Co.. from McDowell,
affirmed.
Hardware Co. v. Graded School,
from Burke, affirmed.
Burgln v Smith, from Burke, re
versed In both appeals.
Wright v. Hallway, from Yancey,
affirmed.
Moore v. Moore, from Henderson,
new, trial. 5
Wllkle v. J. O. V. A. Mm from Ruth
erford, new trial.
Power 1 v. Water Commissioners,
from Transylvania, reversed.
Curtis v. Railway, from Buncombe,
affirmed.
Merrltt v. Railway, from Buncombe,
reversed.
Cathey v. Lumber Co., from Gra
ham, affirmed. - '
Colvard v. Railway, from Swain, af
firmed. .
Busbee y. Lumber Co., from Swain,
ne trial.
Howell ' v. Howell, . from Haywood,
affirmed.
Phillips v. "Lumber Co., from Gra
ham, affirmed.
Cezad v. McAden, from Graham, tht.
court being enely divided in opinion
(Hoke, J., not sitting) the Judgment
below stands affirmed.
S,tate v. McColL from Richmond,
dismissed for want of proper order to
appeal in forma pauperis.
State v. Lavenir, from Richmond,
dismissed for want of proper order -to
appeal In forma pauperis.
Passenger Cha-ing lom One IX-pot
to Lhe Other Frequently Get Ixfl.
(Special to News and Observer. 1
Wilson.. N. C. Dec. 2:?. That Wil
son stands sorely in need of a union
passenger depot is demonstrated
nearly every day in tho year if for
no other purpose than to keep ptplo
from chasing, themselves to death. Tho
Norfolk and Southern and the Atlantic
Coast Line depots are separated by
more than two blocks: the trains her
make close connections and if onH or
the other is a fv.' minutes late and
hackmen are a little out of place pas
sengers frequently get left when at
tempting to it transferred from one
depot to the other.
Tuesday two passengers came In Ion
the Norfolk and Southern, and reached
the A. C. L. depot just In time to see
the train pull out. Another passenger
came in on the Atlantic Coast line and
in trying to make connection with
the Norfolk and Southern reached the
depot platform Just In time to make
an attempt to get aboard, unsafe for
him. He had to remain over in Wil
son until the next tratn for Raleigh
arriving in the capital city so late that
It waa Impossible to transact his busi
ness and return the same day.
Such happenings are of frequent oc
currence, and If Wilson had a union
depot these annoyances would cease.
There are many other reasons why
this statu of affairs should not con
tinue. As stated, if the hackmen hap
pen to be out of place, the Incon
venience to passengers especially the
ladies and those who may b sick
Is of importance enough to attract the
attention of the Chamber of Com
merce and open their eyes to the im
portance of a union depot for the city
of Wilson.
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IN 2
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AT DEATH'S DOOR.
Policeman J. T. Corbett, of Wilson.
Critically III in Ilaltlmoro Hospital
m i-Wirc Leaves for His Bedside.
(Special to News and Observer.)
Wilson, N. C. Dec. 23. A few days
agb Officer J.T. Corbett, who received
a lick on the head last August while
returning to Wilson on an excursion
train, by an unknown negro was ta
ken, to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Bal
timore for treatment. He waa operat
ed on and a clot of blood was re
moved, from over one of his eyes.
Tuesday night a telegram was received
by Mrs. Corbett stating that pneumo
nia had developed and that the
chances for her husband's recovery are
slight. Mrs. Corbett left for the bed
side? of her loved one.
v Death of Mrs. Tliaxton.
(Special to News arjdAPbserver.l
Spencer, N. C, Dec 23. Mr. Mol
le; F. Thaxton, one of Spencer's nest
known and highly esteemed women,
died at her home here last night fol
lowing a severe illness from typhoid
fever, lasting several weeks. 8h wa
desperately ill for the past week and
no hepe waa entertained for her re
covery. She was about' forty-five years
old, and Is survived by two daughter?;,
three sons, four sisters and two broth
ers. She was the wife of the late B.
W. Thaxton, a well known Southern
Railway conductor who died three
years ago. The interment takes place
tomorrow in Richmond, the old home
of the family, to which place tne re
mains were carried tonight.
Death of Mr. William Harrison.
(Special to Nows and Observer.)
Snow Hill, Pec. 23. Mr. William
H. Harrison died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. J. E. Bunn, after a
lingering illness, which was pro
nounced pellagra. He was 69 years
of age and was a consistent Christian.
During the civil war he was a mem
ber of the North Carolina C7th regi
ment. v Stoic live Dollar Bill.
(Special to News and Observer.)
Siler City. Dec. 23. A bold robbery
was committed here at the depot.
While t lie agent was meeting a train
a thief slipped Into the express olfice
and grabbed five one dollar bills from
the. money drawer. Tho guilty party
was suspected and made to disgorge.
No Trace of Eloping Conple.
(Special to News arnd Observer.)
New Bern. Dec. ?3. Though great
effort has been made to ' locate Alf
Bragg and the wife of Charles Hoover,
who eloped with him, so far nothing
has been heard of the couple. .
The beautiful grounds of the
Greensboro Keeley Institute are much
admired by visitors to that City. When
in Xreenaboro don't, fail to go to the
Institute, whero visitors are always
welcome. '
Twcntyrflve Criminal Cases Disposed
of in Two Days Judge Cook Left
for IBs Home This Morning.
(Special to News and Observer.)
Wilson, N. C. Dec. 23. There were
twenty criminal cases on the supreme
court docket Monday morning when
Judge C. M. Cook arrived in the city,
and seven more were sent over from
the mayor's court a bunch of gam
blers. Nothing was tried but the Jail
cases; but there are on the criminal
docket many more. From the time
court was opened Monday morning
until It adjourned Tuesday afternoon
two juries were kept as busy as bees,
and the rapidity with which the work
was done showed that every court offi
cer was onto his Job.
The Wilson lawyers are of one ac
cord in their opinion of Judge Cook as
a Jurist that he is undoubtedly one
of the most learned men on the bench
today. The general public look on
this great man as a fair and Impartial
judge, a high-toned gentleman, who
does his duty, at all times, to his State,
and to the public at large rich and
poor, white and black..
Horse Dashes Into Show Window,
(Special to News and Observer.)
Tarboro, Dec. 23. A good deal of
excitement was created here In the vi
cinity of the furniture emporium of
F. M. & S. Q. Carlisle, when the dray
horse of J., B. Cummiags & Son, dash
ed into one of the large plate glass'
windows of the furniture firm. Mr.
Frank Ray, who passed the dray on
the street, touched the Messrs. Cum
mlngs' horse upon the back, which
frightened the animal so that it rear
ed and plunged. The swingle-tree
was broken, and Mr. R. B. Cum
mings and the colored drayman, who
were in the wagon, leaped to the
pavement, after doing all they could
to prevent the beast from doing any
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Hurt in a Runaway.
(Special to News and Observer.)
Elkin, Dec. 23. Mr. Rufus Key.
while hauling a load of lumber, near
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jand both bones of one of his legs was
broken. He was given prompt medi
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1 All penontt who liave not paid their taxes for the year 1909 are hereby
notified to come and settle their taxes, and Uiose who do not settle
by tho
25th OF DECEMBER, 1909
will have to pay tlie coat, and levies will be issued against their' property.
Tliis is positively the LAST NOTICE that I shall .. send v out. ;Tlte taxes
ahoald liave been paid not later than the first day of November, 1909, bat
I have taken the responsibility to extend the time, so as to be as lenient
as I can. I now authorize and Instruct all my deputies, both in Raleigh
and outside, to LEVY upon all property and garnishee tho polls on which
the TAXES HAVE NOT BEEN PAID, ON AND AFTER j DECEMBER '.li,
1909, and those who are cau?lit by the leries and hare the costs to pay
will have no one to blame bu; themselves,
1 am compelled to collect tlie Uxes, and I do hope ihat all will coma
AND SETTLE, so as to avoid the necessity of my collecting their taxes by
distress.- ! . ' '.....,.. v.;- .
Deoeraber 11, 1909.
- JOSEPH II. SEARS,
fcheriff of Wake County.
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