The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-28

Adams, to amend the laws of attach
ment. The same, to allow the commits
siOners of - county to sell the
house for the aged and infrm. Mr..
Vance, of Buncombe, to prevent the
taking of fish in Cane creek. BuncOmbe
county. The same to amend the Code
relating to detectives. Mr.. Long, of
Alamance, relating to stock law In
Chatham county. Mr.. Lawrence, to
prohibit the sale of liquor near War
ren'5 chapel, Martin county. Mr..
Rowe, to authorize Beaufort county to
issue bonds. Mr. Taylor, of Allegheny,
in relation to the establishment of the
stock law in Allegheny county. Mr..
Hudson, by request for the pr0tFc
ton of inebriates. Mr., Erwin, of Cleve
land, to incorporate the trustees OF the
Belmont institute. The same, in rela
ton to the incorporation of Shelby.
Mr.. Byrd, in relation to a stock law in
Yancey county. Mr.. Allen, to make
changes of certain courts in the Sixth
judicial direct. Mr.. Venable, t amend
the charter of the Granite City i'm
prOvement company. Mr.. SpruIll, to
incorporate the L%ouisburg savings
bank. Mr.. Mckenzie, concerning the
sale of real and personal estate.
PASSED THIRD READING.
Bill relating to roads and highways
in Macon county. The committee on
banking and currency, presenting a
bill, the compromise of all the bills in
trOduced, and asking for an Immediate
consideration. To establish a State
banking system It covers thirty
eight printed pages Asynopsis Of tie
bill will soon appear IN these columns.
EVENING sEssION-PAssED THIRD READ
ING.
Bill to amend the charter of the At,
lanta and Asheville railroad company.
To prohibit the commissioners of Hen
dereOn county to issue licenses to
foreigners In relation to the stock
law in ~Edgecombe county. In relation
to the collection Of taxes III the county
of EdgecOmbe In regard to the char
ter of PIkeville. In regard to direct
tax. To incorporate the Watauga,
Boone and lumber company. To estab-
fish the stock law in parts of Cumber
land county. Resolution - relating
to manuscripts relating to Confederate
soldiers, cost not to exceed 800. Re
lating to county lines between Ashe
and Allegheny. To levy a special tax
in Greene county. To authorize the
commissioners of Graham county to
issue bonds to pay the county indebted
ness To lncOrpOra ate the Yadkln lum
Der company, To allow the commits
siOners of Baden county to issue bonds.
To amend the act to incorporate the
Polk county railroad. To Incorporate
the town of Zion College, in Alamance
county. Authorizing the commission
ers Of Currituck county to levy special
tax To authorize the commissioners
of Mitchell county to build a bridge.
To Incorporates the Wilkes county bank.
To incorporate the Sylvanus normal
institute. To incorporate the Bank of
Commerce.
THE SPECIAL ORDER.
To create the county of Scotland out
of the county of Rlchm md. Mr. Jones,
of CaId we'll, moved that the time be
limited to two hours. one on each SIDE,
to be controlled by Mr.. Taylor. of Hall
fax, on one de and Mr.. Mcneil on
the other. Mr.. Taylor, of Halifax,
opened the debate on the side Of the
friends of the proposed new county.
Mr.. Ward spoke in opposition. Mr..
Blair moved to amend section Z by
striking out all after 3 of said section
20 and including Scotland" in line 4,
and insert in lieu thereof I'm Rich
m0nd county," And provided to argue
against the bill. Mr.. SchuIken spoke
against the bill. Mr. Kitchen was in
favor of the bill. Mr.. Long, of Ala
n spoke against the bill. Mr..
Blair spoke in favor of the bill. Mr.
Robertson spoke against the bill. MIR
Mcneil opposed the bill Mr.. Watson,
of Forsyth spoke against the bill. Mr.
TAYLOR, of Halifax, spoke again in
favor of the bill, Mr., Long, Of Ala
nance, also spoke again in opposition.
The question was put on the amend
ment f Mr.. Blair, the effect being 20
submit the vote of the whole county
instead of Scotland Mr.. Jones, of
Cald well, moved the bill be ind.finitely
postponed, upon which the ayes and
nays were callei with the following re-
suit: ayes As, nays As. Upon the adOp-
tIOu of the amendment of Mr.. Blair,
the yes and nays were called With the
following result: ayes So nays 43 The
bill as amended Wa as then put on it's
second reading with the following re
suit: ayes 81 nays 46
TIE House adjourned at 10:45 p. ~.
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