The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-19

A4C4NAu DNA4 III OL1OAOYs
To protect the sellers of mill logs in
Hyde, Pamlico and Onslow counties.
To furnish Stanly and other u
ties with supreme court reports.
To prohibit sale of LIQUOR within two
miles Of Davis school and Bethel
church in Stanly county.
To amend the charter of the Eastern
Band Of the Cherokee Indians.
To prohibit the sale of liquor within
two miles of Stoney Hill church in
Stanly county.
To incorporate the Newbern Gas
Light company.
For the relief John Q. Mclaughlin,
clerk Of the superior court of Arson
county. -
To amend the charter of Chapel
Hill in Orange county.
Bill granting a pension to Jos. W.
Blum, of Cabarrus county.
To amend charter of Fayetteville
Land and Improvement Company.
To repeal the law disposing of the
dead convicts enacted in 1891.
To prohibit the firing of firearms
within one mile Of Ocracoke hotel
during the summer season.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. L. L. Smith, Cleve-
land.
NEW L
were introduced by French to incor-
pOrate the Guardian Security Trust
and Deposit Company.
By Long, for the relief of ex-clerk
Long, of Person.
By Yates, to amend the charter of
Rockingham.
By Dufie, to amend the oyster
law.
By Saunders, to pay overseers of
public roads in Johnston county 81. 90
a day to amend the charter of Smith
field.
By Lusk, to incorporate the town of
Jupiter, Buncombe county.
By Young, to amend the charter of
Raleigh.
By Harris, of Hyde, to allow the
appointment Of guardians without
bond.
By Ewart to amend the charter of
Hendersonville.
By Grizzard, to change the name of
Great Falls Company to Roanoke
Water Power Company.
By the Speaker for Mr.. Alexander,
of Tyrrell, who is sick, to repeal chap
ter 257, public laws of 1889.
L ASSET
The following bills were then taken
from the calendar and passed second
and third readings:
INTERPRETATIONS.
SB 324, to incorporate the Sanford,
Ellington and Eastern railroad com
pany.
To incorporate the Carolina and
Northwestern railroad company.
S 321, II B 1901, to incorporate the
South Atlantic Endowment Company
Of North Carolina.
II B 1855, to change the name of
Great Falls Manufacturing Co.
The act to incorporate the Atlantic,
Yanceyville and Reidsville railroad
company passed second reading.
SB 81, to authorize the city of Fay
~etteville to establish a system of cleo
trio lights and moter power passed
second reading by a vote of "a to 0.
The county government bill came up
and passed second and third readings
by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Abbott, Aiken, Bag
we'll, Bateman, Bean, Brown, Bryan,
Buchanan, Burnham, Campbell, Cheek,
Chilcutt, Cox, Crews, Groom, Crum-
pier, Currie, Darden, Davis, Dixon,
Drew, Duncan, ElIedge, Ellis, Ether
idge, Ewart, Flack, Fleming, French,
Gentry, Harriss of Hyde, Henderson,
Hileman, Hopkins, Huffman, Hunter,
Johnson, Leary, Leinback, Linney,
Lusk, Mayes, McCaulley, Mckinney,
Mclean, Michael, Mitchell, Norment,
Peace, Petree, Philips, of Randolph,
Pool, Reynolds, Self, Smith of Caswell,
Smith of Cleveland, Smith of Robeson,
OroTEI 4E GEo-1- Gnnnu G0I1TysoC OkII1n
leather, Strickland, Sutton, Taylor,
Vickers, Walker, White, Whitener,
Williams, Woodward, Wooten, Yates,
Young-75.
Noes-Messrs. Alexander of Mecklen-
burg, Baker, Crawford, Duffy, Ed
wards, GallOp, Grizzard, H~arrelson,
Higgins of Allegheny, Higgins Of
YanceY, Hooker, House, Howard, Ju
lian, Kell, King, Lawrence, Lee, Nc
Call, McClammy, Mckenzie, Nelson,
PEBBLES, Rascoe, Ray, Reinhardt, Rob
inson, Saunders, Smith of Gates, Ste
vens, Thomas, Wick, Winborne 80.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
This subject came up on two reports,
q majority report and a minority re
port, the majority having passed the
Senate. The minority report setsforth
that the conclusions reached by the
majority we've erroneous, and recon-
mends that the matter be re referred
to the committee, and that they be in
structed to employ disinterested e.
perts.
B 1926, the Cherokee Indian bill
came up again, and passed it's third
reading.
Bill to provide for the drainage of
Matamuskeet lake, in Hyde county
passed its third reading on a roll call.