The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-14
THIRTY THIRD DAY.
PETITIONS.

Senator POu, for h appointment of
R. P. Ezzell a justice of the peace for
BentOnville township, Johnston county.
Senator Olive, a number of petitions
from branches of the w. Q. T. u, in
different parts of the State praying for
the establishment of a juvenile TT for
matory. Senator Pou, from citizens of
Pleasant Grove township, against the
stock law. Senator Pou, by request,
from certain citizens of Pleasant Grove
township, Johnston county, praying
that Edwin S. Coats be appointed a
justice of the peace. Senator POu.
from citizens of Bentonville township,
III Johnston county, asking that @. II.
TOlea be appointed a justice of the
peace. Senator Sheriff., from citizens
of Catawba and Lincoln counties, ask
ing for the incorporation of certain
churches in those counties. Senator
Campbell, from citizens Of Madison
county, asking that Little Sandy Mush
township be not attached to Buncombe
county. Mr.. Battle from citizens of
Nash county.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Olive, to prohibit the sale of
spirituous liquors within two miles of
l. esville Baptist church in Wake
COuA4Oy AhI. OO1lCS, ~ pIOGCCU hlllIOLS.
Mr.. Leach, to change the boundary
line between the counties of Northamp-
ton, Halifax and Warren. Mr.. Sheriff.,
for the support and Improvement of
the Soldiers Home. Mr.. Posey, a bill
to incorporate tie Andrews high school
in the county of Cherokee. Mr.. Fields,
to amend the charter of the Roaring
Gap Summer Resort Company, and to
enlarge it's powers. Mr.. Means, to in
corporate the Mount Pleasant Manu-
featuring Company. Mr. POu, to pro
vide for the repair of the University of
North Carolina and for other purposes.
PASSED THIRD READING.
To incorporate the town of Hampton,
in Rutherford county. Relative to the
display Of the products of North Caro-
lima at the Worlds Columbian ExpOsi
ton. To amend the charter of the
town of Salisbury. To confirm and
enlarge the powers of the Wilmington
Homestead and Loan Association, and
to enlorge it's powers by giving it bank
ing privileges. To repeal section 683
of the Code, in regard to the contracts
of corporations. To incorporate the
town of Parmelee, in Martin county.
To declare the North Carolina Lumber
Company a duly incorporated company
and to amend and enlarge its charter.
A bill to amel I'D chapter 531 of the laws
of 1889, relative to the game law. 1t
excerpts Richmond county from the
operation Of the law. To provide for the
election Of a cotton weigher for Stanly
county. To provide for a wood inspec-
tor for the city of Wilmington. To
provide for the better working of roads
In Cherokee county. To include the
counties OF Halifax and Warren under
the opossum law.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
PETITIONS.
Mr. Brooks, against the extension of
the charter of Kinston. Mr. Cook
rom citizens of Fayetteville. ME-
Fuller, of Randolph, in relation to nro-
h1b1tlon in Randolph county. Mr.. Ed
wards, against the incorporation of a
certain Baptist church. Mr.. ArIedge.
to incorporate Folks chapel. Mr.
Vance, of BuncOmbe, in relation to the
appolntment of magistrates. Mr..
Vance, of Buncombe, in relation to
pensions to Confederate soldiers in
Dare county. Mr.. Hoyle, by REQUEST
relation to the repeal of the homestead
law. Mr.. Vance, of Buncombe. also
presented a large number of petitions
on the subject of prohibition, entrusted
to him from all parts of the State.
For Malaria, Liver Trou-