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

| the legal ration OF 10 TO i.
81. We demand that the amount Of
| the circulating medium be increased
60 at least $50 per capita exclusive o.
legal reserves
Moody, of Haywood. moved to re
fer the substitute to committee on req
eral relations; lost. ayes 10. noes 70
The question recurring upon Gne
amendment of Mr. MeWborne, he de
m9nded the previous question; u
tanned. The ayes and noes we're de
manded and UPON a callof the roll II
Was adopted; AYES %, noes 10 Those
voting In the affirmative being Sena
tors Ammons, Bsllamy, Gambler, Car
yer. Dalby, Dula, Farthing, Fowler,
Franck, Herbert, Hoover, Hurley,
Lindsay, McCaskey, Mewborne. Moody
of Stanley, Norris. Parsons, Sanders,
Shaw. Snipes, Stephens, Taylor, West
mOreIand. White of Alexander, White
of ParQuimans-26
Those voting in the negative were
Senator's Abel. Adams, Black, Cook,
Dowd. Fortune. Grant. Mercer, Mitch
ell, Moody of Haywood, Rice, Sharp,
Sigmon, Wall, White of Alamance.
The question required upon the
amendmant by Mr.. Cook. Lost, ayes
9 strict Republican vote, noes ~.
The resolution as amended by Mr.:
MewooFne passed its second and third
Senate bill to amend the charter of
BilUmore, Buncombe county, on q call
of the roll passed it's second reading;
ayes 80. noes O.
s B $50. TO incorporate the town of
quilford College, Guilford county.
Passed second ami third readings.
8 B 322, TO incorporate the Burling
ton Banking Company. Passed its
second and third reading.
8 164, for the relief of John w.
Cook. late sheriff of GuilfOrd county.
Tabled.
s 1853, for the relief of sheriffs and
tax collectors of the State for the
years 1899, 81, 80, '93, and "a
Tabled.
8 r $50, asking the president of the
University for the information. Passed
It's second and third readings.
s B 10, TO incorporate the Charlotte
and Mecklenburg Street Railroad Co.
Passed over informally.
3 B III, to require all public school
teachers TO undergo an examination ;
abolish the holding of county institu
tes, and take away all special privileges
given to graduates Of the Greensboro
Normal institute.
Mr.. Dowd submitted an amendment
TO strike out the second section, which
the county Institutes. The
amendment was lost. The bill passed
It's second and third readings.
s B 1S9, to repeal chapter 5S3, laws
of 1893, In relation to the bonds of tn
register of deeds and clerk of the supe-
rior court of Warren county. Passed
it's second and third readings.
s b 1874, to amend section /, chapter
172, laws of 1891, in relation to pro
lection 70 birds in certain counties,
striking out Davidson county. Passed
It's second and third readings.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. D. II. Tuttle, City.
MEMORIALS, PETITIONS, ETC.
Wooten, petitions from citizens of
lagrange, Lenoir county, for and
agalnsE the repeal Of liquors in said
town.
Abbott, from citizens of Pamlico
sound.
ABBOTT, petition from citizens of
Pamlico favOring a limited dredge
law.
Hunter, from committee on privi
leges and elections, memorial IN con
tested election case of Parker VS.. Pee
bles.
Baker, from citizens of Edgecombe,
against the bill to regulate warehouse
charges. Propositions and griev-
aDces.
Lineback, petition against changes
of law In regard to South Fork creek
in Forsyth county.
Bateman, petition Of citizens of
Plymouth against the changing the
wards OF said town. Counties, cities,
towns and townships.
Hooker, petition from cities of Beau
fort county in regard TO fishing IN
PamlicO river Fish interests.
The standing committees then re-
ported on the bills which had been re-
terred to them.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
we're introduced as follows:
Michael, for relief of Miss Elizabeth
Thompson, Of Watauga county. Pc
tltions.
81 R 6O2, instructing the Speaker of
the House in reference to the calendar.
Calendar.
Turner. COB. to. incorporate various
churches IN Mitchell county. Corpo
Monroe, GOA, to provide for the cure
of blind persons. Blind Institute.
Monroe. COS, to prevent blindness.
Blind Institute.
Hopkins, COZ, to extend the provis
ions of the M~ecklenburg road law to
Watauga county. COMMITTEE ON roads
and turnpIkes.
Hopkins, sos, to allow the sheriff of
Ashe county to collect back taxes.
Propositions and grievances.