The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-21
R EIGHTH DAY.
L INTRODUCED.


BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Battle. to allow the commission
ers of Nash county to levy a special
tax; also a bill in regard to the Eastern
Carolina Land and Banking Company.
Mr.. Mcdowell, to amend chapter "a, of
the laws of 1885, regarding the public
roads. Senator Olive, by request, to
amend the charter of the Falls Manu-
featuring Company. Senator S1ndl
fer, a resolution regarding distribution
of Colonial Records. Sci atOr King, to
amend $500 and other sections Of the
Code in regard to the public printing.
Senator Mercer, to repeal chapter 1l2,
the laws of 1891, rega ding fees OF
cOnstables; also to incorporate the town
of Hlimer; also q bill for the relief Of
w. {. Knight, sheriff of EdgecOmb"
county. Senator CranOr, In favor OF
A. NJ. Stack. Senator AycOck, to in
corporate the Commercial and Savings
Bank. Senator Jones, to amend SCI
ton 1926 Of the Code; also a bill to
amend chapter 800, acts Of 1891. Sena-
tor means, TO amend chapter 266 OF the
laws of 1891; also q bill to validate
certain pCJbate5 and registration Of
deeds. Mr.. Cooper, to amend the Code
1NtLLLlt1H ~ ~ - L ' AN| ~
Mr.. Sheriff., a resolution i'll favor Of
W. ". Coop I, capitol engineer and
fireman. Mr.. Lucas, regulating the
pay Of Witnesses in criminal cases.
Mr. Armstrong, to fix the time Of hunt
my deer liz P,nd"r county; also to
amend section 20I9. chapter 50, Of the
COGe.
PAsslD Dir READING
BnI - incorporate the Columbia,
Charlotte and Winston Railroad Com
pany. Bill authorizing the COInmIs
Si0ners IF Baden county issue bonds
Bill to Incorporate the Carthage ana
Western Railroad Company. Bill re
iaoIng 10 the State Bard Of Health.
The hour for Ihe special order. the
STATE Normal and Industrial School
dill was announced and the bill wa
taken up upon It's bird add final read
ing. Senator jones asked how much
5uls bid appropriated IN toto. Senator
AvcOck answered that It provided $40.
500 annually for The next two Years,
including the BONDS. and $I5 600 an
nu&!ly thereafter. For the next Two
years 81 5000 annually asked fOr to pay
off de IS Of the institution, III addition
10 the regular annual appropriation Of
SIS 600 which was proposed, agkregat
ing $40, 500 annually. Mr. Jones offered
an amendment TO strike cut section l.
which increases the regular annual
appropriation from $40. 600 annually, as
&c has heretofore been, to $I5 600 He
took ground against the IS. 900 extra
appropriation. Mr.. Jones amendment
was ad1pted-ayeS II, noes - The
bill then passed IFS third reading, and
the Senate, at 3 20 o'clock p. m ad-
jOurned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Mckenzie, from citizens of
Rowan county, expressing their inter
est in the erection Of a Confederate
monument. Mr.. Vance. of Bunc0mbe,
three p~e5ItiOns from the citizens Of Big
Ivy, Reams Creek and Beam Dam, Bun
cOmOe county, for the appointment of
magistrates. Me-, Rucker, from citi-
zens of Rutherford county against the
eleven hour limitation Ill the factory
laws. MIR. Grouse, from Cit zens Of Lin
county, 20 incorporate Trinity N, E.
Church. Mr.. AXley, against the repeal
of certain laws Of 1891. By the same,
for the appointment of justlce 8 of the
peace. Mr.. Jones, of Caldwell, from
citizens of Caldwell county, for pro
hIbltion in certain localities Mr.. R0ff
man, to incorporate Antioch Church,
and provide for prohibition In its vicIL-
ity. Mr.. Vtnters. for the regulation
Of fishing in New river. Mr.. McClel-
land, from citizens of ITedell, against
the repeal OF the prohibition act. By
the same. a petition from the same for
re peal. Mr. Mcneil, petitions from
citiz-ns of Robson county, for and
against the creation Of the county #
Scotland. By the same. from the teach
ers' association of Robson county,
favOring the Industrial and normal
school. b. the same, from ~Citiz9ns of
Robson county against the formation
Of the new county Of Scotland. Mr..
Gllmer, of Haywood, a petit N in re-
lasiOn 80 the submission of the question
of the remOvl Of county seats to the
vote Of the people. Mr.. McCIelIand. in
relation to prohibition in Iredel county.
Mr.. Mcneil, in relation TO prohibition
in Robson county. Mr.. Eure, a petit
ton of 800 citizens of Gates county,
that the sale Of liquors be prohibited
within one mile of Cool Spring church.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Stevens, a resolution from the
Alliance of Wayne county in opposition
to useless appropriations.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
Mr.. Jones, of Caldwell, to incorpo-
rate the lumber company. The same.
IN nrOhibit tho solo Of 1iC,o. .--.