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JAS A. BRYAN, President
G. H. ROBERTS, Cashier
JOHN DUNN, V-President
REPORT" OF THE CONDITION
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paper hanger and shall be glad to have him
show samples and estimate -for your work.
Senate Committees Appointed. - Lobby
istfl to Register Names With Jndi
,;. ciary Committee. Cancns for
Senator Tuesday
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- - - HOUSE.
Raleigb, Jan. 11 In the House Dowd
submitted the report of the rules com
mittee recommending those of the last
session with fe changes, one that
each Monday the Speaker shall appoint
a committee to examine daily the jour
nal and report whether it is correct and
that the committee on Judiciary -be di
vided into two sections and that there
be a committee on public service, cor
porations and on the Corporation Com
mission. , '
The resolution introduced by Repr
sentative Morton of New Hanovtr to
print in the Journal of the House daily
was voted down.
The following bills were introduced:
To amend the revised law by requiring
common carriers to tender payment
within the time specified, and if a
greater amount should be recovered in
action than the amount; tendered, the
carrier shall be liable to the penalty
provided, ,
: By Gilliam, of Bertie, conferring on
the courls of Bertie, power to try Civil
and criminal actions.
' Midgette, Northampton, to allow
trial judges in cases of felonious as
saults, to exclude all but Court offi
cers. '
i Laughinghouse, Pitt, to require the
Commissioner of Agriculture and the
Board of Agriculture to be practical
farmers and actively engaged in that
business and also for the relief of priso-
nerewaitmg trial. , ;
W C. brewer, Craven, to amend the
time of holding courts in Craven. : y r
Doughton; , Alleghany,' to regulate
sales of goods In ' bulk and prevent
frauds in such sales.
Davia,X3arteret, to appoint justices
in Hyde. " . -' ;
Edgerton, Wayne, to make common
carriers liable for expense .incurred by
delays in travel,' '., . .. 'fXrff'i-
Douglass, Wake, to make municipal
corporations liable for torts of certain
ofBcers.,:s''''v;v '.'." r-.'i'i '?''?'"
Justice, Guilford, to prescribe; char
ges railway make for transporting pas
sengers, regulating railways as com-
mon , carriers and extending nd k
creasing the . Corporation Commission's
powers. ' jJV'-'n-,
Xoonce, Onslow', to abolish the March
term of Onslow eourtV;. Bill passed ap
pointing justices for Onslowf !
B ickett's (Franklin) bill requiring all
persona employed to urge or oppose
legislation to register their names was
sent to the judiciary committee; -
. Speaker Justice announced standing
committees of public service and cor
porations, naming chairmen: Corpora
tions, Kltchin; Liquor ' Traffic, Dowd;
Propositions and Grievances, Douglass;
Judiciary No. 1, Winborne;.. Judiciary
No. 2, Murphy; Pensions, Galloway. '
Chairman Winborn' called the Demo
cratic caucus to meet Tuesday night,
when there will be a joint caucui for
thejiomination of United States Sena
tor to succeed U. ,S. Senator Simmons,
to whom there is no Democratic oppo-
sitionT ; ' - - ' ,,""". ;
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: In the Sena's President Winston in
nounced the following committees:
Agriculture, Mitchell chairman;
Bank and Currency, Flnmmii-; km
Anylum, Webb; Immigration, I
Education, Holt; Catne Lnw, To
Proposiliims at"! Crii'vanws,
define rights of - passengers entering
and leaving railway cars. " '
Thorne to amend the revisal . regard-
ing summary proceedings in ejectment
; By Graham, two and two and a half
cents as the parsenger rate of fare in
North Carolina, second and first calass,
also a bill regarding free passes.:
i Thorne, to punish railways for fail
ure to transport freight , in a reasona
bletime. - - - -",.
Turner, to allow Elizabeth1 City to is
sue bonds for a market.' 1 - , -r
' Phsrr, to increase the salary of . the
adjutant general to f 1.600
Sea well, to prohibit the exposure and
sale of indecent pictures and also in-
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decent shows. ' '
Graham's bill to define the righto of
passengers' requires they shall enter
cars from the end nearest the engine
and leave at the - rear; and passenger)
trains are to be - supplied with foot
stools or have drop steps. No passen
ger shall be required to step above 12
inches., His bill regarding free passes
and free transportation provides that
after March 1st no free ticket- or free
transportation of passes shall be given
to passengers in this State except to
certain carefully specified persons. The
penalty for- violation is from $100 to
$200. .
Mrv Thorn's bill regarding freight
transportation makes a delay of .two
days at the initial point and 48 hours
for each 100 miles over which freight
is transported" unreasonable, providing
that, in computing such time the first
day shall be excluded and the last in
cluded fiiiit if the last day be Sunday it
shall be excluded. . '
Vaccinatioil Ordered for Certain
"S; Districts.
' (Special Correspondence.)
Raleicrb. Jan 11 An order has been
made for the vaccination here io the
mill districts. The city health officer
says that the people living in these
sections objected to vaccination and
hence the order became necessary.
, Food For The Legislative Goat
Special to Journal
Raleigh, Jan 11 Speaker Justice's
bill introduced today fixes the rate of
railway fare at 8 cents and limits a
day's work for train men and railway
telegraphers to eight hours.
KEGEESS'.F0O.DE!I) ,
Annual Meeting of M. and M.
Club. Removal of theDf-
fice ot the Christian Sun
Sportsman go to
Virginia' for,
,; ; fox hunt rV :
Special Correspondence. : ;
Greensboro Jan 11 Lizzie Morehead,
colored, was found dead last1 night a
bout six . o'clock along side of the road
leading from the Nursery company's
offiice on the street car line.- She was
on her ' way to a , wedding and it is
supposed that heart failure caused her
death. Ber hat and one or two bun
dles she had carried were found lying
in .the road near the streetcar line, but
her body had. fallen down the embank
ment The woman was. the wife of
Jim Morehead. who was at the Nur-v
series and was a highly respected ne
gro. .
The annual meeting of the Merchants
and Manufacturers club was held in
the. assembly room of the" club last
night. The ' meeting was largely at
tended and the following officers were
elected for the coming year: J. L. King,
president, G. S. Bradshaw, first vice
president, G. S. Ferguson, Jr. second
vice president Lacy H. Sellars secretary
and treasurer. The following were
elected as the- board of directors. Dr.
L. M. Humphery, M. K. Newel!, Gar
land Daniel'' W. B, Syroud, Jr .W.
Cone and A. H. Alderman. The election
committee was elected as follows: E
F. Da'ton, Edgar D. Broadhurst Paul
Schenck Thomas S. Beall and James E
Mann. ,
After the -election of officers and all
other business transacted refreshments
and cigars were served.
The office of publication of The
Christian Sun, the official organ of the
Southern Convention, has been moved
from Eton College to Greensboro- Rev.
J. O. Atkinson, the editor, will remain
in Elon College where he has had his
office since he assumed the work.
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About ten of Greensboro's sportsmen
left-yesterday afternoon for Manches
ter, Cumberland county, where they
expect to enjoy a fox hunt.
Miss Fannie Amick died of pneu
monia Tuesday afternoon. The burial
took place at Mt Hope, twelve miles
from the city yesterday afternoon.
; Southern Railway Breaks Faith
Special to Journal. '
Raleigh, Jan 11 The Corporation
Commission announces that the South
ern Railway yesterday deliberately
broke its correction with the . Atlantic
Coast . Line at Selma, .an important
junction point, ' complaint and notice
were' filed today. The Commission Im
mediately had a conference, with, the
Governor, and devoted the afternoon to
preparation for active steps against the
Southern, Jha Commission; months
ago ordered this long established con
nection maintained. The Southern rail
way took case on appeal to the Federal
court, it being now before United States
Supreme court ' ' ) ' " ,
.Extra fine corned beef at Oaks Mr-
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A Messsaga From Mart.
'A Meesage from Mars," one of
most talked about comedies of recent
years will be the attraction at the opera
house Saturday Jan IS 1907. Not until
the present time has this play aver
visited this section of the country. Its
managers have found' so great a de
mand for it in the Eastern states, that
never before has it been possible to send
it into this section of theeountry. When
"A, Message From Mars" was first
brought to the United States after a
run of three consecutvie years in Lon-
d n - it attracted so great attention ' in
New York that it remained there tinin
teirupted for a petiod of two years.
This in itself should be sufficient reco
mendation for any play. All of the other
large Eastern cities were visited and
everywhere it was prerented theatre
goers crowded the playhouae to their
seating capacity. This in brief has been
the history of "A Messagefrom Mars."
"A Message from Mars" is credited
with being one of the most amusing en
tertaimng and interesting comedies
that has been placed before the public
for the past quarter century. It has
refutation iho or Leing intensely in
structive, ss it deals with a great truth
It ia said to be cant upon original and
novel lines, makii fj It, in fact, some
I'.:, x out of the ordinary. It is believed
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: amination of the Matter
Special to Journal
Raleigh Jan 11. Governor Glenn said
today, in conversation. "People are
much mistaken if they think I am op
posed to reformatory, my idea is to go
slowly, and surely and for this reason I
have suggested a wise and. humane
committee or commission, to make a
full investigation and ascertain exactly
what is needed and then provide it'
The Governor issued commissions to
Senators Overman and Simmons and to
f he various congressmen except Black
burn, (who has no commission) and ten
Congressman elect Hackett as delegates
to the national convention for the ex
tension of the foreign commerce
of the United States which is
to be held at the New Wiliard hotel at
Washington January 14th.
Indigestion, constipation come and go
like rent and tax day and other sorrows,
if you take Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea, the greatest remedy known toman
kind. 86 cents. Tea or Tablets. F. S,
Duffy.
"My Wife's family."
It has often been said that bad news
travels fast, but at times good news
seems equally as speedy. There is -a
theatrical attraction which will be seen
heae Tuesday . January 15, which ac
cording to the reports received from
other cities, where the company has
appeared this season, is deserving of a
crowded house. It is a musical farce
comedy in three acts entitled' "My
Wife's Family,"; which was produced
three years ego at the Madison Square
Theater, New York, . scoring an in
stantaneous success, and since then it
has met with the Approval of theatre
patrons in all of the principal cities
throughout the country, Although the
itinerary this season embraces: several
of the smaUercitiesV the company is
guaranteed by the- management to be
practically the same aS heretofore, and
not to have cheapened or curtailed in
MisffltMA
Grape Fruit at Whitcomb's 83 George
street.
Men
Tribe of Improved Order of Red
Permanently Organized
Mr. W. Ben Goodwin of Elizabeth
City, Great Chief of Records of North
Carolina of the I. O R. M. instituted
on last night in the Woodmen's Hall.
Chattawka Tribe No. 14 of North Caro
lina. The tribe starts with a member
ship of eighty-one, forty-nine of which
were present at the institution. The
ibe starts work under most auspicious
conditions and is -distined, to become at
an early date one of the banner Tribes
of the Reservation of North Carolina.
The following Chiefs were elected and
duly raised up by tho instituting Chief -
J. H. Weddell Sachem.
T. P. Ashford Senior Sagamore.
A. J. Gaskins Junior Sagamore.
D. E. Henderson Prophet
J. H. SmithChief of Records.
S. M. Brinson Keeper of Wampun
The next regular meeting will be
held on next Thursday evening at 7:30
o'clock at which time all those who
have not received the mystic rites are
requested to be present.
Fine Veal at the Coast Line Meat
Market this corning.
. Extra Fine' liver Sausage at Coast
Line Market.
. Fine Example of SelMacrifice
Mr. T- B. Lane went to Raleigh this
week- expecting to be appointed door
keeper of the House.', He had' the en
dorsement of Senator Simmons and
Congressman Thomas and had 'good
reason to think h would be the suc
cessful man. But when he goi, to Ral
eigh and .learned that a Confederate
veteran was trying for the same ap
pointment he very graciously withdrew
stating that the other man should. be
considered first His act of self-sacrifice
is worthy of commendation. -
, Date of State Fair Fixed. ;
Special to Journal ,'7 ; Z,
Raleigh, Jan ll-r President E. Li
Daughtrldge of the North Carolina
Agricultural Society announces the 47th
annual State fair will be held at Ral
eigh October 14th to J9thr both dates
inclusive. .
Rival Artist
"Kindly tell me.theflecret of your sue
:3 in catching such pleasing expres
on the f iP-H of your cuntomeri,
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Condemned Men Cet no Pardons.
Special to Journal .
Raleigh, Jan. 11. The governor re
fused four pardons today and granted
four. Pardon is refused to Sylvester
Barrett, convicted in January of last
year, in Pitt county, of 'murder in the
first degree, who will be hanged in Feb
ruary. He appealed to the Supreme
Court which affirmed judgment The
governor is satisfied the conviction was
legal and right
; Pardon refused Freeman Jones, con
victed last August in Durham of burg
lary in the first degree and sentenced
to be hanged, but was reprieved until
February 8th.
The Governor says that owing to the
importance of this case he has given it
unusual attention, and finds as facto,
that the man entered a dwelling, made
a felonioui assault upon Mrs. Jack Bar
ker". iHis only eicuae was that" he was
drunk, which is not an excuse but an
aggravation. The governor' says the
home and defenseless women must be
protected . Men capnot in the dead hour
of tbir night assault helpless women,
commit a crime which generally brings
about a lynching, and then expect the
governor to show clemency,". The aherV
iff is directed-to "hang Jones. . . ,
" The big sale at the American Stock
Co's store is now in full blast .and will
last until Saturday night , Come while
the bargains are hot; i-'',
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