The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-05
PASSED SEVERAL READINGS,


and ordered enrolled for ratification.
Bill to confer certain privileges on
the Atlantic and tDanville Railroad
Company, and to subject the same to
certain rules and restrictions.
To incorporate BERTHE Academy for
the colored race in BERTHE county.
To protect fish in Richland creek, in
Haywood county.
Mr.. McCaskey. from the joint select
committee to make nominations to fill
vacancies now existing on the State
Board of Agriculture, recommending:
e L. Franck, of OnsloW, from the
Third district.
J J. Long, of Columbus. from the
Sixth district.
E. A. Aiken, from the Ninth dis
trict.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. J. T. B. Hoover.
NEW BILLS.
II r 1O45, by Lusk, by request, in
favor of attorneys in adjusting Viii
mington and Weldon railroad tax;
directs the payment of 81, 927 36 to
s. G. Ryan and Robert O. Burton, the
sum now in hand for said attorneys
fees.
II B 1O46, to amend section 1902 of
the Code about live stock.
81 B 1O47, Higgins, of YanceY, to
allow John Holden Wilson, to peddle
without license.
III r 1913, Crews, resolution of re-
spect to Fred Douglass.
II B 1919, Lawrence, to allow G. @.
Whitaker to peddle without license.
81 B 1850, Lawrence, to extend the
time to settlement Of county taxes of
Martin county.
FL B 1851, Stevens, for relief of Jesse
Rogers, a disabled Confederate soldier.
81 B 1852, Lee, to pay certain vOuch
ers for teaching public schools in Hay,
wood
Fl B 1853, Abbott, to fix official bond
of register of deeds for Pamlico county.
II McClammy, to extend time for
organizing the Carolina Manufacture
ing Company.
III B 1866, to extend time for organ
izing North Carolina investment com
pany.
81 B 1856, Lnsk, to amend section 2,
private laws of 1898, to incorporate the
town of Black Mountain, Buncombe
county.
NJ B 1906, Gallop to amend section
GOEOs NO1uL1O q III UH0 SOAOs
III B 1868 GallOp, to amend chap.
ter and Is of the acts of 1889.
81 1859, GallOp, to amend chapter
1875. acts of 1889.
H B 1860, Woodland, tore enact chap
ter 90, laws of 1882.
II B 1881, / ampbell,, to levy a special
tax for the relief of the Cherokees.
III B 1862, Nelson. to prOhi 0i6 the sale
of intoxicating liquors within two
miles of Bush school house, Caldwell
county.
Fl B 1868, Smith, of Cleveland, to
amend chapter 1919, laws of 1895.
FL B 1865, Henderson. to locate and
mend public roads from HilenfRp's
ford to Deep Gap.
III B 166, Henderson, to construct a
road from Mllers Greek, in Wilkes
county, to Creston, in Ashe county.
n B 1867. Henderson, to prevent
fast riding over bridges at Curtis ford,
in Wilkes county.
HR 1868, Bean, to create the Office
of Commissioner Of Printing and
Binding
Paint r OK school house in Madison
county.
II B 1910. Hunter, to repeal chapter
S01 laws OF 1891.
HB 1921, FIack, to relieve J. r.
Wells. a di abled Confederate soldier.
1899 Monroe, to maintain the E4s
tern Hospital and Insane Asylum; pro-
vides for additional Buildings for fe
males
81 B 1913 Huffman, to amend chap
ter Sc, privase laws of 1889.
II b 1914. III tpkins, to create q new
township in Jne county Of Ashe to be
called Walnut Cove.
81 B 1925 Vickers, to amend chap
ter 113 laws of 1887.
III B 1915 RascOe. to change time of
holding February term Of BERTHE 5upe-
rior court.
ii B 1877, Woodland, to repeal chap
ter 324 laws~of 1891.
H B 1913, McLepd, to repeal chap
ter 500 laws of 1891.
ii b 1879, Smith, of Gates. ~resolu
ton to relieve pages Of the HJuse
grant leave of absence to the pages
till Monday morning.
The rules were suspended, and the
resolution passed much~to he delight
OF the pages who attested their Joy by
clappIng their hands.
BILLS PASSED
Bill to make certain part Of Bay
river q lawful fence
Allowing board of aldermen of
Waynesville to hold an election on the
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