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


laws IF Sampson county By Mr..
Nenabie, to make jeremiah Barnes a
citizen of Surry county. By the same,
to amend chapter 1913, laws of 1891, an
act to save revenue. By the same, to
open Mitchell river for the passage of
fish. Bt Mr.. Harris, to amend the
laws concerning blgamy. By the same,
to amend chapter 227, laws of 1891,
and section 1850 Of the Code. By Mr..
Crews, to prohibit the sale of liquors
in certain localities in Granville county.
By Mr. EubankS. to amend the charter
of the town of Monroe BY Mr.. Adams,
in relation to the charter Ofethe Raleigh
and Northern Road. By Mr.. Lawrence,
to amend chapter 344. laws 1889, in
relation to fishing and landing seines.
By Mr.. Eubanks, relating to the char
ter of the town of Waxhaw. By Mr..
Rucker, for the relief of G. W. Long,
ex-sherif and tax collector of Ruther
ford county. By Mr. Erwin, to incOr
pOrate the town of Waco, in Cleveland
county.
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.
Pensions.-Erwin. of Mecklenburg,
chairman; latham, Gilmer, of Guilford,
Watson, of Forsyth, Vance, of Bun
cOmbe. White, of Cabarru5, Lowell,
Hamilton, Witherington, COvington,
Arledge
Claims. Anderson, chairman; Bel
lamy. Grimes, Allen, Schulkpn, Ras-
coe, Hamilton, Blair, Wicker, Hudson.
JOINT Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds Shepard, chairman;
Clark, Vance, of BuncOmbe, Venters,
White, of Castor, Eubanks, McGOhOn,
Kitchin, Midget, Walker, Petree
A Editions to committees: Bellamy
to the committee or Fish and Fishery
interests; latham to committee on In
sane Asylum; Oliver, to committee on
Agriculture; Watkins, to the commit
tee on Education
Joint Committee on Justices of the
Peace .-McCurry, chairman; Shepard,
Rucker, McGlohOn, Taylor, of Halifax,
Taylor, of Hartford, King, Of Iredell,
Brooks, Rowe, Jones, Of Caldwell.
Immigration.-Erwin, of Cleveland,
chairman; Wood, Nash, Starr, Thomas,
Holt, McGlohon, Vance, # Mitchell.
H CALENDAR.
(Under this head we give only the
items that pass third readIng.)
House bill III, apprOpriarIng $500tor
the expenses to be incurred IN the in
auguratlOn OF CART. Alter
II very lively debate passed. House
bill 81, a oil to amend chapter 100,
laws IF 1883, in relation to the cOllec-
ton of taxes in the county of Yancey,
passed its several readings and was
ordered to be e~ngrosscd. House bill
81. a bill for the relief IF the sheriff of
Harnett, Pey ten McArden, and enable
HIM to settle taxes with the State
Treasurer. (The court house of Harnett
had been destroyed by fire, and records
and papers burnt.) House DILL 1O5, a
bill to encourage the killing of certain
wild animals n the counties of Bun
combe. Yanc V and Mitchell. House
bill 1l5 a bill 10 amend the local option
law n Davidson county. House resO
luton /, q resolution in relation to
keeping open the State and Supreme
Court libraries at night for the benefit
of members of the General Assembly
and providing for a compensation of
81 so a night to said libraries. By
consent, Mr.. Allen introduced a bill to
exempt certain bonds from taxation.
MIR. Bell tmy, of Brunswick, also had
cave to introduce q bill to authorize
the commissioners Of Brunswick to
levy a special tax for 1893-'94
The House adjourned until to-mOr-
row half-past 10 a. m.