The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-02-19

ration of the town of Kill Quick,
Edgecombe county. Corporations.
Dula. bill to amend section 1904 of
the Code. in relation to the State libra
rian. Finance.
Also, bill to prohibit the sale of H.
quor within two miles of Prospect
Hill, in Mcdowell county. PROPOSE
tions and grievances.
Also, bill to allow citizens of Nc.
DOwell County to erect gates upon
certain roads. Propositions and griev-
ances.
Black, bill for the relief of G., w
Reynolds, an e. Confederate soldier,
Calendar.
Abel, bill in relation to working tba
public roads of Johnston county. Fl,
nance.
Moody, of Haywood, bill to incor.
pOrate the Wake Banking and Seen.
rlty Company. Corporations.
Also, a bill to reate an educational
fund. Judiciary.
White, of Perquimans, bill to pre-
vent the sale of liquor within W
miles of Bethel church, in Bethel town
ship, in Pequimans county. PROPOSE
tlOns and grievances.
Stephens, bill to amend section 2O15
Of the Code, relative to the meetings
of road supervisors. Public roads.
Carver, bill to regulate the hours of
labor in cotton factories. Propositions
and grievances.
81 CALENDAR.
The following bills were taken from
the calendar and passed, otherwise dis.
posed of:
HB14, sB s1s. to incorporate David
r @1-o NJ no 4 n n IN
county. Passed it's second and third
readings.
Fl B 81, S 265, to amend the char
ter of the M~urfreesboro Railroad Com
pany, to permit it to extend its line
through BERTHE county without own
ship or county aid. Passed second and
third readings.
III B 45, s 3O5, to incorporate the
town of South Biltmore, Buncombe
county, upon a call of the roll passed
it's SCI md reading-ayes %, noes O.
II 50, SD 261, to change the time
of election of municipal elections In
the town of Windsor, IN BERTHE county,
to the first Monday in May, passed
second and third readings.
81 B go. s B 261, to amend section 1,
chapter All. laws of 1893. Passed sec.
ond and third readings.
FL B SO, s B 259, t. amend section
lila Of the Code Tailed
II B 80, S B 156, to repeal chapter
48. laws of 1898, with an amendment.
from the committee on judiciary.
Passed it's second and third reading.
s B 159, to incorporate the G4rys-
burg High School Company, cOlOred.
Passed second and third readings.
II B 113. B 307. bill to amend Sec
tion SOB of the Code relating to allot-
ment and waived of homestead. In.
formally passed over
FL B ia, s B 286, to allow trustees
of Why Not Academy to make title to a
certain lot in Randolph county. Passed
second and third readings.
H B 119, S B 382, bill 10 amend sec.
tions 1909, 1910 and 3693 of the Code,
in relation TO the Colonial Records.
Informally passed over.
II B 21S, s 2l5, bill TO provide for
furnishing and equipping the female
department. of the North Carolina
Asylum at Raleight, N. O., appropri.
ating So, 900.
Mr.. Hoover interposed an objection
to the bill and asked for the readlng to
the Senate of an itemized list of what
is TO be bought with the appropriation.
He thought rooms could be furnished
at about $50. He was not for doing
any injustice to the inmates of the
asylum, but he was here for retrench-
m-nE and reform, and was opposed to
any extravaganza.
Messrs. Moody, of Haywood, Taylor,
Carver, Farthlng, McCaskey, Franck,
and Abel, spoke strongly in favor Of
the bill.
The bill passed its second reading
upon a call of the roll, ayes 30, noes 5.
Those voting In the affirmative we're
Senators Abel. Ammons, Bethany,
Gambler, Carver, Daily. Dula, Earth
ing. Fortune, Fowler, Franck, Grant,
Hamrick, McCaskey, Mitchell, Moody,
of Haywood, Moody, of Stanley, Par
sons, Sharpe, Shaw, Sigmon, Snip9s,
Stephens, Taylor, Wall. White, Of
Alamance, White, of Perquimans-29.
Those voting in the negative were
Senators Hoover, Hurley, Lindsay,
Saunders, White. of Alexander-5
The bill passed it's third reading.
lib 122, s B BOG, to incorporate the
Girls Training school, at Franklint IN,
Franklin county, for the colored race
passed second and third readings.
I'll B 124, 8 b BOA, to amend section
1896 of the Code providing that jewelry
shall be given TO the ward by guardian
and not go into the trust funds; passed
second and third readings.
H B $50, s. B 295, to protect citizens
of Swain c1unty from damage by
reason Of floating loga, timber or RATS;
passed second and third readings.