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

ker, Chairman; Messrs. Conrts ar
sell, Mclean, Galloway, Anan nus.
Granville, and Green of Harnett OF
Ga Privileges and Elections !,
R id, Chairman; Messrs. White W MI
COX, Shankle, Bowers, Bull and sT w.
ner. 0AA'
On Enrolled Blls-Mr. Gric.b-
Chairman; Messrs. Mclean, B92vo!L
Butler, McLsrty and Stanford. '"u'
o. Claims Mr.. Rose, Cbairm.o
Messrs Allen of Baden, Averu
Bishop Speight, Skinner ana Davis. y.
Haywood.
On Deaf, Dumb and Blind Ipstitr
tions-Mr. Twitty, Chairman; Nsssra
Culbreth, Davis of Haywo ID, Allen a.
Granville, Reil, Rose, Russell, WI
liams, Stamford and Aston.
On Insane Asylums-Mr, Kin,
Chairman; Messrs. Grigsby, Aver65'
Galloway, Freeman, Aycock, Greene
of W AXE, Speight, Parker, Durham
Aswater, White and Butler.
On Penal Institutious-Mr. Bisbor
Chairman; Messrs. Ballamy, Davis n
Franklin, At water, Grigsby, Mitchell
and Reynolds.
On Engrossed Blls-Mr. Soeipbt
Chairman; Messrs. Avery, W6ite
Wilcox, Culbreth, Russell and WaIser
On Fish and Fisheries-Mr Luca,
Chairman; Messfs. Gilman, Morgan
Shankle, Bowers, Bishop and Bull,
On Military Afairs-Mr. Greeps
of Harnett, Chairman; Me8srs. Bull
King, Bellamy, Audrey, Speight and
Reynolds.
JOINT COMMITTEES.
On Rules-Mr. Turner, Chairman.
Messrs. Lucas and Walser
On Public Buildings and Grounds
Mr.. Mitchell, Chairman; Messrs,
Twitty and Bellamy.
On JUSTICES of the Peace Mr.. LIN.
cas-, Chairman; Messrs. Durham and
Allen of Bladen.
On Library-Mr. Bryan, Chairman;
Messrs. Paine and Sprinkle.
On Federal Relations Mr. Ardry
Chairman; Messrs. Lucas, Paine. Nc.
Lean, Turner, Morgan and Davis of
franklin.
A message from the House was re,
ceived ~concUrring in the resolution to
appoint a committee to redistrict the
State, with an amendment that one
man from each Congressional district
be appointed on the committee AMI
that it redistrict both Senatorial and
Congressional districts. The Senate
refused to concur in the amendment
and a conference committee WAS ap
pointed. Also a MESA ye announcing
the adoption of a resolution to secure
a United States geological survey for
North Carolina. Re erred to CON.
mittee on Federal Rela ions.
The resolution of Mr.. Walser to
meet Saturdays at 10 a. n and on
Mondays at 3 p. M, was, upon bis
motion, taken from the calendar, and
the order was its Adoption.
The resolution of Mr.. Butler was
taken up, moved to suspend the rules
and pass the resolution. This created
a lively breeze, and the Senate pro
ceeded to vote.
When the name of Mr.. Lu:as was
called he voted ono" He said be
wished to explain his vote. He was
opposed to passing any bill or reSOlu.
ton without referring to the proper
committee. He did not wish to DO
understood as opposing the re solution.
Several Senators who voted ono"
explained in like manner.
The motion to suspend the rules
was lost by a vote II to % and the
resolution went back to committee on
Federal Relations.
The following was the vote:
Ayes: Messrs. Allen of Granville
Aston, Atwater, Bishop, Bryan,
Butler, Courts, Culbreth, DAVIS, Of
Franklin; Durham, Freeman, Gallo.
way, Greene, of Harnett, Greene, OF
Wake; Hobson, Mclean, Mitchell,
Paine, Speight, Wilcox; 20.
Noes: Messrs. Audrey, Avery
BelIamy, Bowers, Chesson, Davis OF
Haywood; Gilman, Griggsby, Lucas
MoLarty, Morgan, Parker, Reid, Rose
Russell, Shankle, Skinner, STANFORD,
Turner, Twitty, Walser, White VII
liams: %.
On motion of Mr.. Turner the Sen
ate at 1915 adjourned.