The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-17
THE GENERAL
FOURTH DAY.

All " E.. i l. ] CSANN Il - IL JlAN = III
Prayer by Senator Newell, Of Frank
lin
Mr. Abbott presented the paper of
Mr. John P. Leach. of Warren. who is
cOnteeJiug the seat Of W. B. Hender-
son
RESOLUTIONS
By Mr.. McDOw we'll, instructing our
Senators and Representatives to vote
for the Senate Bill concerning the
Nicaragua canal. By Mr.. Battle, in
structing committees on privileges and
elections to dispose of all contests be
fore them as soon as possible. Adopted.
BILLS.
By Mr.. Sheriff., to incorporate the
town of ClaremOqt. By Mr. Atwater,
to amend cha 3ter 81 of the Code. By
Mr.. Brown, to amend section 2184 of
the Code by striking out the f~Ollowing:
The Governor, who shall be er OficjO
chairman; the Master of the State
Grange Patrons Of Husbandry, the
President of the State Agricultural So
ciety, and the President of the Agri
cultural College of the State; this
would leave the Board of Agriculture
to consist of one member from each
Congressional district. By Mr.. Nc
Rae, Of Robertson, TO repeal chapter
$50 of the laws of 1891, concerning
agricultural statistics. By Mr.. Means,
to Incorporate Patterson Lodge of
Masons. By Mr. Day, to require the
Board Of Directors Of the PeniJontiary
whenever the term of any convict ex
pires, to send him to the county seat
of the county from which he was sent
to the penitcntiary, and turn him loose
there.
President King announced the fol
lowing standing committees OF the
Senate, the first named being chairman:
Judiciary Committee j )nes, Day,
Battle, Means, Sandifer, Fields, Pou,
Little, Cranor, Pettigrew Posey James,
LeatherwoOd, Mclaughlin. Of Ir dell,
Stack, Cooper. Mcdowell, Owen.
Finance -Pou. Mcdowell, Davis.
Fields, Lucas. McRae. # Richmond.
Patterson. Campbell, Burch, Abbott,
Brown, Merritt.
Internal improvements. - Morton,
Means. Brown, Little, Sheriff., Petit
grew. Potter. BlalOck, Mclaughlin Of
Iredell. Cheek, Royal.
Privileges and Elections -CranOr,
Sandifer. Posey, Day, Parrot, Phillips.
Olive, McRae. Of Richmond, Mercer,
Jones and SchOolield.
Penal Institutions Fields, PAtter-
son, Day. Newell, James, Mcdowell,
Armstrong, Brown, Potter and A.
water.
Education Battle, James, Olive,
Cheek. Pettigrew. Patterson. Sheriff..
AyoOck. Newell. Leather wood, POu
and SchOOlielG
Agriculture Patterson. McRae, of
Richmond, Mitchell, Phillips, Mercer,
D,-r,++ A~-,CtrCDr MoTan GoftInO
Mclaughlin, of Cumh. rland, Atwater.
EngrOss:ng Bills. Olive, Burch. Nc
Rae, of Robson, Mercer, Owen, Newell,
| H. ndersOn.
CORPORATIONS -AycOck, McD0#eli,
Little, Mclaughlin, of Irc2ei!, Brown,
Morton. Abbott, Cooper, Campbell,
POsey, Phillips.
PROPOSITIONS and GriavanHos.-Arm-
strong, Posry, McR4e, of Richmond,
Burch, Campbell, Gatling, McLauch
lin. of Cumberland, Mitchell, Owen,
Twitty, Lucas, Davis.
The Senate then adjourned until 5
p m. Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY. Jan 7-Tne House met
this morning at II o'clock, Speaker
Overman in the chair. Opened with
| prayer by the Rev. Dr.. III 81. Marshall,
Of Christ Church
The journal of yesterday was read,
corrected and approved.
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Merritt, instructiug the judi
ciary committee to draw a bill seCur-
| ing TO creditors an equal division Of
the estate Of the debtor in case Of as
signments. By Mr.. TaVlOr, Of Gran
Vile. to adjourn sine die February IS.
By Mr.. Crews. to hold night 81 6siOns.
By the same, for the benefit Of con
victs.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
By Mr.. Satterheld, to pr vide for the
| election of county commissioners n
Justices of the peace by the people. by
Mr.. Adams, to authOriZ9 the Secretary
Of State to furnish Moore county with
| du0licates Of certain burnt records.
Bv Mr.. Schulken. to amend section l53
| of the Code. continuing the lien | Il an
action brough5 on a Judgment. By
! Mr. Dav. for the relief of the Sheriff Of
Currit ick county By Mr.. Roscoe, to
allow the commissioners Of BERTHE
to sell certain public lands. By Mr..
LOvtll, q bill to incorporate the Blow
ing Rock Turnpike Company. By Mr.,
Alien. to preVent fraudulent assign
meuts. By Mr.. Satterfield. by request,
a bill concerning local option IN Person
county By Mr.. Watson of Vance, to
enact a reformatory institution. By
Mr. B.air, to repeal chapter 2l6, laws
1891 By Mr.. Byrd, relating to the
collection of taxes in Yancey county.
By Mr.. Brake, TO amend the stock law
of E1gecombe county. By Mr. Ray,
to abolish the bureau Of labor statistics.
By Mr.. Anderson, for the relief of
eHeriffs and tax cole tors. By Mr..
Grouse, to amend 1865 of the Code, and
repeal chapter 367, laws of 1889. By
Mr. Mckenzie, to amend section 1851
of the Code. BY the same, to amend
of IL. Anu-n Of Snlinh11rr