The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-17
9lds, Abbott, Battle, Stock, Hen

I HnllllDS, O"OA,
Public Roads.-Cheek, chairman;
McRea. of Robson; Patterson, Lucas,
| Gatling, McRae, Of Richmond; At
water
Banks and Currency.-Means, chair
man: SandIfer, Mitchell, B title, Sher-
rlII, Jones, Mclaughlin Of Cumberland,
Royal
Public Health.-Lucas, chairman;
Royal, Mercer, Twitty, Morton Nc
Dowell, Merritt
Railroads and Railroad Commission.
Little, chairman; Sandifer, Aycock,
| Parrott, McRae of Richmond, Means,
Pou. Mercer.
Joint committee on Library.-Posey,
chairman; Newell, Oliver.
Insane Asylum. -Twitty, chairman;
Sheriff., Potter, Little, Royal, Marsh,
Means, Aycock, Blalock, Armstrong,
Lucas, Merritt.
Claims Brown, chairman; McRae
of Richmond Day, Cranor, Sandifer,
BlalOck, Jones, Stack, Parrott.
Insurance.-McDOwell chairman;
James, Aycock, POu, Abbott, Nc
Laughlin of Cumberland, P%ettigrew,
Twitty, Phillips.
Fish and Fisheries Potter, chair,
man; Aycock, Twitty, Abbott, CranOr,
Morton, Cooper, Sheriff., Marsh, Hen
dersOn.
Joint Committe on Public Buildings
and,Grounds. james, chairman; Burt,
Fields.
Military Affairs -McRae, of Robe
son, chairman; James, Mercer, Day,
Campbell, Ovens, Morton.
The Senate then adjourned until II
a. m to morrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 1.-THE House
was called to order at 1870 a. m.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Hall.
The journal of yesterday was ap-
proved
PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Cook, for the relief of Mrs
Elizabeth Hall, relating to her claim
for a pen ion. Mr.. Long, from citizens
of Alamance to abolish the purchase
tax.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
(For want of space we will omit the
proceedings under this head, as we
| deem a record of bills, etc. introduced,
and of those that pass sufficient. We
regret, however, our inability to give
the whole proceedings with the re
marks on each dill in tull.-kD)
RESOLUTIONS
BY Mr.. Crews, a resolution request
ing the appointment of a legislative
committee to visit the cOlOred orphan
asylum at Oxford,
BILLS.
BY Mr.. Spruill, to remove the col
Ored normal school situated at Louis
burg. to FranklintOn By Mr.. Spruill.
to amend CHAPTER 31f, of the laws of
1899 in relation to trusts. BY Mr..
Watson. of Vance, a bill to amend
| chapter SAP. laws OF 1891. relating TO
| the huntingo of OpO,Sums. Bv Mr. LOyd.
to incorporate the town of Little Raj
eigh in Nash county. under the narr @
| of W est town BY Mr. Parker. Of Per
uuimana. q bill TO REQUIRE timber get
| ters to repair damages to roads. &C.
caused bT their work. By Mr. Wat
son, of FORSYTH, for the relief Of clerks
of the superior courts. By Mr. Wat
son. Of FORSYTH, by rc luost, to amend
chapter 1874, laws % 1853. and suOse
| uucnt a~meudmruL-, and amaid chap
ter 4G7. Of The laws Of 1852. By Mr.
Kitchen. to establish State banks and
increase the currency. By Mr.. Kit ,hln.
a bill TO repeal chapter 124 laws Of
! 1881. By Mr.. KitchIn, TO repeal the
| chapter of the Code relating to cur
rencv. By Mr.. Furp. to restore TO the
tax list lands which have not been
| listed within three wars. By Mr. Nc
KpDzie. relating to- countv surveyors
Bv Mr. Merritt to amend chaptcr 23l
laws of relating 10 the incorpora,
ZION Oh AIeTFlCC : cllaptl' by MT. 0chul
hGm, 80 %IiglIu laws ISI",,iL 10 tne
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CrlCC NO 10. by VT I1oyIe' 10 repe2l
certain laws IN TGSar4 q lmPound
ing OF stQGK ny Mr. C[eWS, Tor G6e
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