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1901.] HOUSE JOURNAL. 29
chapter 251, Public Laws of 1879, relating to the Greensboro
Dispensary.
Placed on the Calendar.
By unanimous consent, Mr. Winston introduced H. B. 71,
an act to provide for the celebration of North Carolina Day
in the public schools.
Referred to the Committee on Education.
By unanimous consent, Mr. Carlton is allowed to correct
the title of H. B. 11, a bill to be entitled an act to secure the
passage of fish in the Cape Fear and Xortheast rivers.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
A message is received from the Senate, transmitting the
following bills and resolutions, which are read the first time
and disposed of- as follows
:
S. R. 38, H. R. 75, a joint resolution to elect an Enrolling
Clerk.
Placed on the Calendar.
The resolution is adopted.
Leave of absence is granted to Mr. Seawell till next Tues-day
and Mr. Daniel of Warren till next Monday.
THE CALENDAR.
Bills and resolutions on the Calendar are taken up and
disposed of as follows
:
H. B. 56, a bill to be entitled an act to appoint justices of
the peace for Harnett county.
Mr. Curtis of Buncombe moves that the bill be taken from
the Calendar and referred to Committee on Justices of the
Peace.
Motion lost.
Passes its second and third readings and is ordered sent to
the Senate without engrossment.
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