The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-01-20
SENATE.

pOUhTH DA1-OA1Oh OA1) IAN w.
Senate called to order by Lieut.
| Governor Holt.
Led IN prayer by Rev. J. J. Hall,
D.. D, of Raleigh.
Journal of third day read and ap.
proved.
Bills and resolutions were intro.
duced as follows
Mr. Butler, a resolution instructing
our Senators and Representatives in
Congress to vote for and use all hon.
orable MEANS to secure the financial
reforms adopted by the Ocala Con-
vention of the Farmers Alliance.
Federal Relations.
MI. Galloway, a bill to amend the
acts of 1887, chapter 313, making it
un awful for any citizen of Greene
county to sell any spirits or wine of
their own manufacture without IL
cense. Calendar.
Mr.. Parker, a bill to prevent the
giving or accepting Fl ee transportation
over railroad lines in N. @. This ap-
plies to all state officials, all State
Boards, Judges, Solicitors, delegates
to State Convention, members Of
General Assembly, all county officers,
editors, proprietors and agents of
newspapers, and makes it unlawful
for them to receive passes, OF for cor
porations to give them. Judiciary.
MI. Wilman, a bill to create the
Office of Timber Inspector for the
counties of Craven, Jones, Onslow
and Carteret ; and prescribing his du.
ties. Propositions and grievances.
MI. McLarty, a bill to amend the
Constitution of N orth Carolina. This
refers to the homestead acts. Ju
dietary.
Mr.. Ay;ock, a bill to amend the
charter of the Henderson Water
Works Company, by changing the
name to "The Henderson Water Sup
ply Company" Calendar.
MI. Bellamy, a bill to amend and
continue in force Chapter 3Ol, Laws
of 1889, in relation to the Granite
Cotton Mills, changing the name to
Granite Manufacturing Company and
extending the time two years wherein
to organize. Corporation.
Mr. Green, of Harnett, a bill in re,
gard to chattel mortgages, providing
that whenever household and kitchen
furniture is conveyed by such mort
gage the privy examination of married
woman shall be taken as prescribed
by law in other cases. Judiciary.
. A loo n hill fA TanOY7lo+n tho fooo ~
sheriffs and constsbles in cases of
claim and delivery. This provides
that for serving original papers go
cents shall be charged, and for taking
the property ST. and actual expense of
keeping the same. Judiciary.
Mr. Courts, a resolution to amend
the charter of the town of Reidsville.
Corporation.
Mr.. Walser, resolution providing
that the Senate shall meet at 10 o'clock
a m, on Saturdays and 2 o'clock p.
m, on Mondays. Calendar.
The morning hour having expired,
the following committees were an
nounced as having been appointed by
President Holt
COMMITTEES
On Judiciary-Mr. Turner, Chair
man; Gilman, Bellamy, Morgan,
Avery, Walser, Reynolds, L1cas,
Aycock, Butler, Parker, Bryan, Paine
and Reid.
On Finance -Mr. Morgan, Chair
man; Messrs. Courts, Hobson, Nc
Larty, Paine, Mclean, Mitchell,
Speight, Davis of Haywood, Green
of Harne It, Bull and Stamford.
On Education-Mr. Audrey, Chair.
man; M-ssrs. Bell, Williams, Paine,
Atwater, Freeman, Greene of Wake,
Walser and Sprinkle.
On Corporations-Mr. Bellamy,
Chairman; Messrs. Aycock, Turner,
Twitty, Bryan, Allen of Bladen, Ar
dry, Courts, Chesson, Mitchell and
Wilcox.
On Internal Improvement-Mr. But
Ter, Chairman; Messrs. King. Lucas,
Bell, Bowers, Culbreth, Davis of
Franklin, Wilcox, Shankle, Russell
and Walser.
On Ayr: culture, Mechanics and
Mining-Mr. Williams, Chairman;
Green of Wake, Green of Harnett,
Ardry, Turner, Bell, Durham, Bryan,
Atwater, Grigsby, Mclean, Chesson,
Bull and Sprinkle.
On Propositions and Grievances
Mr.. AYcock, chairman; Messrs. Gil
m an, Durham, TWitty, Hobson, Gallo
way, Parker, White, Chesson, Allen
of Blsden, and Reynolds.
On Salaries and Fees-Mr. Avery,
Chairman; Messrs. Allen OF Granville,
McLsrty, Davis, of Haywood, Atwa-
water, Turner, BeIlamy, Mclean,
Wslser, Skinner and Aston.
On Insurance-Mr. Gilman, Chair.