The bill jiassed its second reading.
Objection was made to the bill going
to its third reading by Mr. Adams.
Mr. I'addison mov ed to suspend the
rules and nut the bill on its third read
in
I
Mr. ( handler moved a suspension
of the rules and put the
STATU (il'AKI) BILL
upon its jiassage; the motion jirevailed
House met at 10 a. m. Prayer by
Itev. Mr. Woodard, of Swain county.
Mr. Linney .resented a petition in
regard to the sale of spirituous liquors
near Imver liajdist church Alexan
der county.
Mr. Kwart e.it up papers in con
tested election cases and gave notice
that he would bring uj these cases to
morrow. Over 1400 bills and resolutions have
already been introduced during the
session. This morning the number was
i net... Ctfl t.i 1 1 1 U l.- till i It 1 rt ll 1 1. t I oil
IS v . ..... V-.
oi tne iouowing -
act !mi as to make it a misdemeanor for j
corjioration or individuaNto refuse to 1
give the names of all jM-rotis liable to j
axation in their i-mjdoyment. ;
An amendment vAas also ottered to!
reduce t-ie tx on ewin: machine!
agents from $5) to lloih amend-.
meiits jiassed. j
A resolution by Mr. Smith t rein-i
turs the llotle ub-comtnittee n d-
m-atioti for expenses iu visiting j
Cbap. inn Un,i the State Normal AND EVERYBODY LAUGHS.
school at Urensboro. amounting toi
$.". was referred to the finance com- !
mittee. I
The House then took a recess till I
7 o'clock j. m. )
.Tiht Srton.
.es7, to restore n.oney paid to state :
ttoaril of education certain grants to
w hich the board of education could not
make title.
