The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-31
SEVENTEEN DAY.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
By Mr.. Day. to amend an act Of the
laws OF 1891 entitled an act to renew
! and extend the charter of the Peters
burg Railroad Company and to further
extend and renew the charter of the
said Petersburg Railroad Company.
By Mr.. Carnpbell, to authorize the
commissioners and justlcfs OF the
| peace cf Madison county to elect a tax
collector By Mr.. Sandifcr. TO repeal
Oh tpter 222 OF the laws Of 1891, to pre-
vent the sale OF liquor IN CASTOR county.
By Mr.. Mitchell, TO incorporate the
town Of Drew, in B9rtie county. B.
Mr.. Cooper, to establish State banks Of
issue. By Mr.. Stack, to amend section
7O8 of the Code, Oh Angling the date for
the qualification of county cOmmI8-
siOners. By Mr. Lucas, to repeal chap
ter 113, laws of 1887, abOllshirg the
bureau of labor statistics By Mr..
Potter. TO amend section 1l16 Of the
Code, relntire TO fishing on Sunday.
PASSED THIRD READING
Bill to alloy Lincoln county to levy
q Special tax Bal allowing railways
to run fast mail trains. Bill to inCCr
pOrate the B 'autOrt county bank. Bill
TO amend charter Of the Moore County
Railroad Company. Bill requiring
cOunty snperintendents Of public in
structiO1 to enumerate the number of
deaf, DUMB and blind children in their
respective counties Bill authorizing
commissioners Of Dare county TO levy
a special tax for the years 1S93-'94
Bill to an-nd chapter 1914. laws of 1891,
AN act for the relief Of Northampton
county. Bill authorizing the commits
siOneTS Of Graham county to levy a
special tax. Bill for the relief Of
sheritf5 and tax cullectors0f this State. s"
HOUSE OF RE RESENTATIVE5
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. Ray, TO make the Register of
Deeds in Macon county entry t8ker.
By the same, to repeal chapter 104,
laws OF 1889. BY Mr.. Tatu}n, to suo
mi5 the Question Of toll bridges to the
voters of Eyrrell county. By Mr. Long,
to amend chapter 2O7, laws of 1891. re
latIng to corporations formed by clerks
Of the Supreme and Superior Courts.
BY Mr., Norwood, to amend section
1884 Of the Code relating to the game
Law. By Mr. Watkins, to amend the
Code chapter 81 10 reduce fees on mar
riage license. By Ar. Vance, Of Bun
cOm1e, relating to the appointment Of
trustees By the came, a bill in regard
to the acknowledgment of deeds By
the same. t. change the lines bet ween
The c0unCinSOf Bunc }mbe and Madison.
BY Mr. Wood, TO re enact the Code.
By Mr.. AO0re, to ratify the issue Of
certain State agents.. Bv Mr. CarTaway,
to establish q new township in Greene
county. By the same. a bill to regu-
I,S1 hoe I,NF 1.C,yNy., -, Hroorr n -,,.,&rv
By Mr.. Crews, in relation to the as
se7smen5Of property and the collection
Of taxes
PASSED THIRD READING
Bill giving clerka in criminal courts
the same pOweras clerks in the Superior
Courts for taking probate IF deeds and
privy examination of women and order
them to registration. This bill applies
only to Buncombe county. Bill for
the relief Of Mr.. w. w. Harrison. late
treasurer Of Caswell county. the State
Treasurer to reimburse HIM for the lC9s
Of $40S. stolen from him while county
treas lrer by burglars. Bill to amend
the charter of the town Of Monroe. Bill
for the protection of crops in certain
localities in Craven county. Bill to
allow the commissioners Of Jackson
COuIAOy ~ 4CNJ "a PPCCAAA lGA w pay
general county indebtedness. the tax
not to exceed 25 cents on prOparty and
rs cents on the poll, and the consJitu
tIonal equation to be preserved Bill
to amend the laws Of 1891, relating to
tie roads in Buncombe county. Bill
to amend the act to incorporate the
Yadkin Railroad Company-g gives the
right to construct branch lines to mills,
mines, etc. Bill to incor oorate Ashbar
Lodge 451, A. F and A. M Bill to
amend section 1865 IF the Code. relat-
ing to fines payable to the school fund
Bill relating to killing wild turkeys in
Stanley county. Bill to amend the
charter Of the town Of MurfreesborO.
Bill or resolution of instruction to the
trustees of the State library. authOriz
ing an interchange with other States
Of the Colonial Records.