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

section of the Code relating to the Com
missioner of Wrecks. By Mr. FRANKS,
to prohibit non residents from ranging
stock. By same, to authorize Sherl1
of Swain county to collect arrears OF
taxes. Mr.. TAYLOR. of Hartford, to
| amend chapter AIS, laws of 1887, relat-
inc to fish. Mr.. Schulken, a DILL to
prohibit Judgment from being pro
nounced on suspended judgment after
two years.
A message from the Governor was
read, recommending that the General
Assembly provide for the furnishing
of the executive mansion.
Mr. Watson, of Forsyth, was relieved
from Craftsmanship of committee on
finance and Mr.. Long substituted as
chairman.
Al 10 m. the Senate filed into the
House, where a joint session was held,
presided over by President King, of
the Senate; the vote for State officers
was canvassed and announced as fol
lows:
For GOvernOr.-EIias Carr, 1875, $40;
David M. Furches, "a, 684; Wyatt p.
EXum, A, $40; James M. TempletOn,
2. 457; Thomas M. Holt, 5.
For Lieutenant Governor. Rufus A.
DOuSuCOIl' LOO. OO1i JduI6S WI, MOOuy,
"a. $40; Robert A Cobb, AZ, 981; Won.
G Chandler, 2,41O.
For Secretary of State. -Octavius
Coke, 134, 973; Lemuel N. Durham, A.
$50; Rufus Amis, "a. 781; JnO. w. Long,
2 $50.
For Treasurer.-DOnold w. Balm,
1874, SS7; Henry @. Dockery, 50 424;
VIM H. Worth, AZ, 9O4; John w. Bon
ner, 1865.
For Auditor. Robert NJ. Furman,
1874, sos; Hiram @. Grant, 81, 900; Ed
ward g. Butler, 1854; David B. Mel
son, 2 $50.
For superintendent of Public In
st uCtion. John @ Scarborough, 1874
$40; Edward Q. ParishO, "a 627; John
w. Woody, As, 500; Robert q. Root,
2, 1853.
For Attorney General Prank I. Os-
borne, 1873, IA; Thos. R. Purnell, o.
405; Robert H. Lyon, 46. ass.
PASSED THIRD READING.
A bill to render more convenient the
release and discharge of deeds and
trust. Bill to correct grant 7l6, sub
shutting 81 poles in place of 35, the
mistake having been made by the sur
veyOr. Bill to extend time Of register
ing grants-passed. Bill of Mr.. Blair,
to repeal chapter 216, laws 1891, to
exempt NJ )ntgomery county from game
law and from posting land. Bill au
thOrizing the Secretary of State to
duplicate the public books destroyed
bV fire in the counties of Moore and
Clay. Mr.. Allen. bill to repeal chapter
219, laws of 1889 Mr.. Eubanks, bill
to amend section (, chapter 215, laws
of 1889
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.
Public Roads and Turnplkes -Messrs.
Taylor of Hartford, Clark, Erwin Of
Mecklenburg, Cara way, Eubank g..
King of IredeIl. Lawhor, Lawrence,
| Starr, Thomas, Nonters, Daniels, White
of Castor, Harper, Lloyd, PeUree, Self,
Wicker and Wright.
On Federal Relations. - Messrs.
Moore. chairman; Vance, KItchIn.
Jones of Caldwell, Mcneil, Gllmer of
Haywood. Axley and Norton.
The following members were assigned
to committees.
On Insane Asylums -Messrs. Hoff
man. ThagArt and HollbroOk.
Observation-Disclosures
Finance.-TaylOr, of Hartford.
Internal improvements Ellington.
Fish Interest.-Wlliams, of Craven.
The chairman of the House branch
of the Committee on Public Library Is
Hon. John W. StarneS, of BuncOmbe
After the Senate retired, the House
ad adjourned to meet to morrow at 10 80
a. m.