The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-21

re-enact certain acts of the session Of
1885. Mr.. Tatem, by request, for an
election in Tyrrell county, on the sub.
ject of prohibition. Mr.. Harris, by re-.
quest, in relation to the University.
Mr.. King, Of Bladen, by request, to
amend certain acts of 1891. Mr.. Rucker
by request, a bill in relation to the an.
pointment Of justices of the peace. Mr.,
Barlow, to relieve military companies
from jury duty and working on roads.
Mr.. Lawrence, for the relief of w. J
Harrison, late sheriff of Martin county
Mr.. Taylor, Of Hartford, for the pro
hibjtion Of the sale of liquor in Hert-
ford county. Mr., Fuller, of Durham.
Carolina. Mr. Mcneil, to amend the
Code on the subject of attachment,
The same, to pension Harley Baxley, a
disabled Confederate soldier. Mr.,
Hoyle, for prohibition for Chateau
church, Catawba county. Mr.. TAYLOR.
Of Allegheny, to improve the grade,
etc Of a public road from Wilkesboro,
Mr.. LOvill, to repeal chapter 1875, laws
Of 1889, an act to incorporate Blowing
Rock.
PASSED THIRD READING.
Bill to incorporate the Wilkins River
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Company. To provide lumber and
timber inspectors, not to exceed three,
for the counties Of Madison, Mcdowell,
Mitchell and YanCey. To prevent VIC
latiOns of the insurance laws, and pre-
vent injury to the finances of the State.
For the relief of w. @. Keyser, of Lin
coin county. To amend chapter 142.
laws of 1887, granting a charter to the
Shelby. Glen AlphinG and Cranberry
railroad company, extending the char
ter five years. To amend chapter 243,
private laws Of 1891, charging the
limits of the city of Raleigh, with
amendments. To amend section 1871
of the Code, relating to the fees of
solicitors, was discussed and amended
so as to leave fees for certain officers as
they are, changing the law only as
affecting capital offences, when the fee
Of $40 is to be paid whether there is
conviction or not. The House tabled
the bill-ayes IS, noes 20. To amend
the charter Of Whiteville, Columbus
county. To amend chapter 16, section
666, Of the Code, in regard to sheep and
wool growing in North Carolina dogs
left out.) To amend chapter 352, laws
Of 1891. To provide rooms for the rail
road commission. To change the name
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that of the southern furnishing and
warehouse company. To amend chap
ter 487, laws Of 1891, in regard to game
keepers-applies only to Currituck
county. To provide bond books for
county officers. To amend section 159
of the Code in regard to limitations.
To change the name of K~eeveville, in
Catawba county, to Plateau. To pro,
vide for a real allotment Of the home
stead. TO amend chapter 6, section
119, laws of 1887, to strike out all afte:
the word married; y relates to the
permission of entry of $40 acres of
oyster grounds by citizens Of other
States, ais injuring our fish interests,
preventing fishing on inland waters.
To incorporate the Carolina Buff and
BrOwnstone Company. To extend the
time at which contractors ehall begin
their wO1k-relates to the beginning of
work on the Norfolk, Wilmington and
Charleston Railroad, extends time two
years. For the relief of special jurors
in Durham and Franklin counties-tO
pay those who attend, but are not
called upon to act. Granville, Stokes,
Person, C~urrituck, Dare, BUncombe,
Richmond, PasquOtank, Rutherford,
Perquimans, Henderson, Lincoln and
Chowan. Mecklenburg, Clay, War
rem, Alexander, CASTOR, TyrreIl and
Hyde were added. Brunswick, Lenoir,
Pennsylvania, Vance, Pitt, Polk and
Cherokee we're added and the bill
passed. Mr.. Jon g, of Caldwell, entered
a motion to reconsider the bill in regard
to jury trials. Reconsideration was
had, and the bill passed.
Mr.. McCurry was added to the com
mittee on penal institutions.