The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-01-22

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PROPOSITIONS AND GRIEVANCES e
T. Franck. chairman; Rice, w Il
| Farthing. A w Wicker, E T Snipes, 8
J Black. J M Moody, ] B Parsons, l E
Green, w P Mercer, ES Abel, W.
| Adams.
On motion of Mr.. Adams, Messrs.
Mitchell and Mercer we're added to the
committee on Insane Asylums.
The public printing matter was
brought I'D again. A motion to recall
the bill was discussed by several Sena-
tors on bothsides. twas finally voted
down, 80 to IA.
MI. Rice, of New Hanover, made a
motion to elect a President Of the Sem
ate pro tenn. This was discussed vlgor-
ousiy for some time. The motion was
tabled by a vote of SO to 6.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. L. L. Smith, of CleYe-
land county.
Mr.. French, R., New Hanover, sent
I'D memorial in contested election case
of r NJ. Groom VS.. A. O.. Ward, OF
Fender.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Mclean, Pop, Richmond, to
10TH d u6W COuL1JN ALOm q P6Au u
mond county; Mr.. French, Rep, New
Hanover, to incorporate Wampoom
Cotton Mills, of New Hanover county;
Mr.. Ewart. Rep, Henderson, to repeal
chapter 2S7, 1889, and to secure to the
people of this State a simple, pure cleo
tive system. Mr.. Ewart asked that
500 copies be printed, which was con
sented to.
Mr.. Cox, Rep, Pitt, resolutions to in
struct North Carolina Senators and
Representatives in Congress to use
their influence for an early settlement
of the policy of the United States to
prevent another issue of interest bear.
ing bonds.
Mr.. Payne, D, Robson: Resolution
instructing our Senator's and requesting
our Representatives in Congress to
secure an appropriation by Congress to
aid in the support and maintenance of
the Normal School for Croatan Indians
in Robson county Mr.. Hileman, P,
Cabarrus 10y request.) act to amend
chapter 147, laws 1887; also, act to
amend chapter $50, laws 1885; Mr..
Lusk, R, Buncombe, to incorporate
Intra Montana Railroad; Mr. Hunter,
R, Madison, to provide for the estab-
lishment of a criminal court circuit,
composed of the counties of Buncombe
and Madison; Mr.. Smith, D., Gates, to
amend section 80 of the Code; Mr..
Munroe, D, Wayne, act to provide for
the appointment of three commission
ers to cOdfytGe laws of North Caro-
Ina TO define the duties and powers of
said commissioners, to fix their com
p~ensation and for other purposes.
Mr. Drew, P, Brunswick, to change
the dividing line between the counties
of Columbus and Brunswick; also act
to repeal the charter OF the Brunswick
Bridge and Fer y Company; Mr.. Lusk,
R, BuncomOe, to incorporate the town
of South Baltimore; Mr.. Fiack, P.
Rutherford, act to repeal an act Great
ing al additional justice of the peace
in High Shoal township, in Rutherford
county; Mr.. Nelson, D., Caldwell, to,
change the fall terms of the Superior
Court of the Tenth Judicial district.
Mr.. Howard. D., Edgecombe, to re-
peal chapter 129 of the public laws Of
1898; Mr.. Pool, r Pasquotank, act to
repeal the present charter of Elizabeth
City; Mr.. Young, R, Wake, to provide
for the better drainage of Walnut
creek; Mr.. Taylor, P, Cumberland, to
regulate tee number and time of ad-
dresses by counsel in the several courts
of North Carolina; Mr.. Rascoe, D to
change the time for electing municipal
officers in Windsor, BERTHE county Mr..
Peace, R Vance, act to protect per
SONS holding first class tickets travel.
ling on railroads and steamboats,; Mr..
P, Montgomery, to allow
John L Stuart to peddle without
license; Mr.. Higgans, D., Yancey. for
the relief of J. M. Woody, sheriff of
Yancey county.
Tbs public printing question came
up and was discussed pro and con.
Mr.. French, New Hanover, moved to
lay it I'VE until Monday at 10 O'Clock,
and make it the special order. Car
ried.
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.
The Clerk read the following namae
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON ELECTION
LAW.-French (chairman), Rep ;Lusk,
Rep. 4; Ewart, Rep; Duncan, Rep.
Cox, Rep Young, Rap f.; Hileman,
Pop 4; Williams, of Warren, Pop.
Wooten, Pop; Currie, Pop; Bryan,
Pop. ;Bateman. Pop. Etheridge, Dem.
Higgins, of Yancey, Dem. 4; Julian,
Dem.
ENGRossED BILLS Durham CHAIR
MANI, Rep ; Darden, Rep {; Hunter,
Rap. Walker, Harris, of Hyde; How
ard, Dem. Lawrence, Dem.
JUDICIARY.-Lusk (chairman); Rep !;
Rep Hileman, Pop ; Whit
ner, Pop; White, Rep, Lineback,
Rep Henderson, Rep +; Robinson,
Dem. Smith, of Gates, Dem. PEBBLES, |
Dem, ; Winborne, Dem, McClammy, |
Dem. Ray, Dem Flack, Pop.
.ooten, Pop; Johnson, Pop; Blu
chanan, Pop.