The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-02-05

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III B IL, to extend corporate limits of
Snow Hill, Greene county, passed Sec
ond and third readings and ordered to
be engrossed and sent to the Senate.
II B 10, to repeal stock law of New
Hanover county. Referred to commit.
tee On corporations.
III 3 81, to amend charter of Muir
freesboro Railroad Company so az to
extend the line from Murfreesboro to
Chowan river. The bill provides that
no towns or townships will be called
upon to aid in the construction of the
road. The bill passed it's second and
third readings and was ordered to be
engrossed and sent to the Senate.
Ell 25, to allow the commissioners
and magistrates of Greene county to
levy a special tax, not to exceed So 600.
to pay off Indebtedness in repairing
bridges that were washed aWay last
summer. The bill was passed upon it's
second and third readings, and was
ordered to be engrossed and sent to the
Senate.
Resolutions by Alexander, of Tvrrell.
to protect the tax payers of the State
provides that where contests of cleo
tions occur, neither contest nor con-
testee shall receive any pay until after
the contest is decided. The resolution
was tabled.
II B 50, to change time of electing
municipal officers in the town of Wind
sor, BERTHE county, from Monday to
Tuesday, passed second and third
readings and ordered to be engrossed
and sent to the Senate.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Senate, through it's messenger,
announced that the Senate had passed
the following bills:
S B 60, to repeal the stock law of
New Hanover county. The bill was
referred to committee on corporations.
SB 101, to amend Code. Referred
to committee on Judiciary.
SD 81, II B 355, to amend the char
ter of the Tuckaseige Mining company
was taken from the calendar. Passed
its second reading and was referred to
committee on corporations.
S B 68, to charter Swain Lumber
and Booming Company. Passed it's
second reading and vas placed upon
the calendar.
The Speaker laid before the House
papers in the contested election case of
- vs.. Tomlinson and Dixon VS..
Mewborne.
s r 35, instructing our Senators in
Congress to use their influence to Sc
cure an appropriation by Congress to
the Normal School of the Croatan
Indians was referred to the committee
on education.
Mr.. Alexander, of Tyrrell, called up
his resolution In favor Of the tax pay
ers, and it was referred to committee
on privileges and elections.
The House then adjourned till Mon
day, 10 a. m.
81 8 81, to regulate time and num-
Der Of speeches by counsel in the
courts of North Carolina. Tabled.
8 B 81, to allow John 8. Stewart to
peddle without license, was called up
and tabled.
S B AZ, to change fall term of supe-
its second readings and was placed on
the calendar.
s B 60, to incorporate the town of
Boonville, Yadkin county. Passed
second reading and placed on cal
endar.
s B Al, to incorporate the town of
South Biltmore, in Buncombe county.
Passed second reading and put upon
the calendar.
II 80, to form a new county out of
Richmond county, made special order
for next Tuesday at IL o'clock.
II B So, to amend section lila of the
Code, by Mr.. McClammy, recommen-
ded by the judiciary. Passed it's Sec
ond and third readings. Ordered to
be engrossed and sent TO the Senate.
II B 81, to amend chapter Az, laws
of 1898, to extend time of commission
ers of Surry and Stokes counties to
extend their boundry lines. Extends
time 1903 to 1895. Passed it's second
and third readings, and ordered to be
engrossed and sent to the Senate.
II B rs, to change the name of the
town of Raymouth to Woolsey. MI.
Ray moved to amend so as to submit
the matter to the qualified voters of
said town. The amendment was &C.
copied by Mr.. Burnham. The bill as
amended passed it's second and third
readings.
r "a, in favor of instructing U. s.
Senators was tabled.
Resolution giving the use of the hall
to colored citizens for emancipation
meeting was taken uD and passed.
He 70, to repeal laws of 1898, about
hunting and killing deer in Brown
Marsh township, pass its second and
third readings.
III B 90, to repeal section7 of charter
of the town of Germanton passed it's
second and third readings.
III B 80, to repeal chapter 48, laws Of
1893, to repeal a special act requiring
commissioners Of Bladen to
deposit funds in bank. Passed second
and third readings.
H B 225, to aid public schools by
local assessments Mr.. Turner ex-
planned that this applied only to county
of Mitchell. Passed it's second and
third reading and referred to commit
Tee on education.