Public Printing profits and state debt questions debated
The State Chronicle argues the Public Printer profits are unreasonably large and calls for fair compensation and price reductions. It urges the Legislature to honor a debt to David Hinton, notes a Nicaragua canal bill’s stock and director provisions, and lauds Gov Porter’s diplomatic fitness and business recovery in Fayetteville. It also reports on labor statistics, the British vice consul’s note, and state banking repeal discussions.
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Public Roads Bond Proposal Draws Support and Resistance
A North Carolina column urges issuing ten million dollars in bonds to fund road construction citing annual farming savings and boosted land values. Proponents argue bonds would circulate money within the state, create jobs, and improve taxes from rail revenues, while opponents hesitate. The piece predicts broad eventual backing. ATTENTION is directed to Representative Tatham's bill in full in the Chronicle today.
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