The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-02-26
THIRTY.FoURTH DAY-sENATE

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THIRTY-FOURTH DAY-SENATE
Petitions were presented, read by
their titles, and appropriately referred.
McCaskey, petition from citizens OF
Martin county to prohibit the sale OF
liquor in within two miles OF Mace
dOnia church.
Also. a petition asking that liquor be
not sold within two miles of Wares
Chapel, Martin county.
Also, a petition against any inter
ference with the setting of pond nets
in the waters of Martin county.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Bills and resolutions were intro,
duced, read by their title the first time
and referred to appropriate C mmit-
tees or took their places on the Calen-
dar.
Mr.. Herbert, to repeal chapter 60,
laws of 1867.
Hoover, for relief of Wilson graded
school.
White, of Alexander, to require
clerks of superior courts to keep a
record of all moneys passing through
their hands. Also a bill to incorporate
the United Baptist church of Alexan-
der county.
Bellamy, to change the dividing line
of certain townships in Nash county.
Paddison, concerning a free ferry
across Northeast river in Fender and
New Hanover counties.
Paddison, in relation to compensa-
ton of trustees of A. & M. college for
the colored race at Greensboro.
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binations and protect private personal
business and TO increase the public
school fund.
McCaskey, to prevent the setting of
pod, pound and pike nets In certain
waters of Martin county, also a bill to
prevent the sale ofintoxicating liquors
Macedonia church in Martin county.
Long. to incorporate the town of
Vineland, Columbus county.
Hurley. resolution to furnish Allen
Jordan an ex-member of the General
Assembly with copies of the Colonial
Record.
Farthing, to amend the charter of
the Boonville and Blowing Rock turn
pike company concerning certain
gates; also to prevent double and un-
Just taxation in the State Of North
Carolina.
White, of Alamance, to prevent the
working of female convicts on public
roads in North Carolina.
Loug, resolution in favor of n. Nc
Phaul, late sheriff of Columbus county,
for for $47 IL.
The following bills were taken up
and passed their various readings:
Bill to amend charter of the Bruins
wick Bridge and Ferry company
purely a local matter, passed its Sec
ond and third readings.
Bill to prevent the setting of pod,
poundNor pike nets. wire or other seins
or any hedging in Roanoke, Eastman,
or Middle rivers, passed second and
third readings.
THE CALENDAR RESUMED.
Bill to incorporate the town of Boon
vile Yadkin county on it's third read,
ing passed by a vote of 81 to 0.
To provide for working the public
roads in Clay and Graham counties;
on it's third reading passed by q vote
of % to O.
In relation to stock law territory in
Pamlico county, was taken up for con
in House amendment fixing
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1. 1895; amendment concurred in and
the bill ordered to be enrolled for rati-
fcation.
To change the time. for holding the
superior court in the judicial district;
passed it's second and third readings
and ordered engrossed.
To provide for the cotton weigher in
the tOwnof MoOresville, Iredeil county.
Passed second and third readings.
To make fire insurance companies
doing business in this State RESPONSE
BILE for the face value of their policies.
On motion of MI. Franck, this bill was
re referred to committee on insurance.
Resolution to pay the financial ex-
penses of the late DR.. s. A. Williams,
Representatives from Warren county,
incurred by DooHkeeper Moye, amount
ing TO $50. rs, passed second and third
readings.
To authorize the commissioners of
Warren county to levy a special tax
to improve the public roads of the
county; passed second and third read
ings-ayes 81, noes O. .
To protect owners of cattle and other
animals. This bill prevents the inn
pounding OF live stock simply for the
fees attached for so doing; passed
second and third readings.
To incorporate High ShoaT Company
In CASTOR county, passed second and
third readings and objection being