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

HOA 0LO Improvement vi SUOC0 Al
Chatham county; passed it's second
reading.
To incorporate the Carolina Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Charlotte.
N. O.. passed it's second reading.
To incorporate the Cedar Lumber
and Single Company, of Elizabeth
City, N. Q ;passedIt It's several readings.
To incorporate Wilkesboro Academi
cal and Industrial Institute for the col
ored race; passed it's several readings.
For the relief of A. Fl. Gilmore, mar
shall of the town of Bryson City, Swain
county, to collect back town taxes;
passed its several readings.
To prevent the working of female
convicts on the public roads or other
public works, or to allow them to as
sociate with the male cOnvicts, and to
prohibit punishment BY whipping;
passed it's several readings.
To amend the charter of the town of
Salisbury, Rowan county; amended
and passed its second reading by a
vote of 80 to 0, and took it's place on
the third reading calendar.
To amend the charter of the North
Carolina Slate Company; passed its
several readings.
To amend the charter of the town of
Warrenton, passed third reading, ayes
80, noes O.. Sent to House of Repre-
sentatives without engrOssment.
To amend chapter 312, private laws
of 1898, charter of the Tarboro Street
Railroad Company, passed its several
readings.
To amend and re- enact and extend
the-charter of the New Wilkesboro
Land Company, passed its several
readings.
To amend and continue in force the
charter of the Fayetteville Compress
and Storage Company, passed its sew
eral readings.
To amend the game law preventing
the killing of birds from 18th February
to 1st November, applicable to Neck
lenburg, Wilson aud Montgomery
counties, passed its several readings.
To incorporate the Mutual Savings
and Deposit Company of Raleigh,
passed its several readings.
To amend section 1904 of the Code,
to have the State Librarian elected by
the General Assembly instead of by
the trustees of the library.
Mr.. Grant moved to lay on the table,
but withdrew same by request.
Mr.. Adams said he could see no rea-
son for such an act; unless some good
reason was shown he would vote
against it.
On motion of Mr.. Cook, the bill was
re referred to Judiciary committee
To incorporate the Carolina Chris
tian College, near the town of Ayden,
Pitt county, passed its several read
ings.
BILLS RE REFERRED.
Bill to incorporate the High Shoals
Company; to committee on corpora
tions.
Bill to amend sections 1854 and 1856
of the Code, (the school law educa-
ton.
Bill to allow registers of deeds to
charge a % cent fee for use of seal
salaries and fees.
TABLED.
Bill for the relief of Stephen Whita.
ker for aid furnished Western North
Carolina Railroad Company.
Bill to amend section 1885 of the
Code-the marriage law-making two
years wilful abandonment grounds for
divorce.
BILLS RATIFIED.
An act for the relief of D. L. Wall,
late sheriff of Arson county.
An act TO provide for working con-
victs on the public roads of Mcdowell
county.
An act to incorporate Freidaus Evan
gelical Lutheran church, of Guilford
county.
An act to incorporate the Greensboro
High school.
To authorize the commissioners of
Alexander county to apply stock law
funds to county Indebtedness.
To amend the charter of the town of
Edenton.
To provide for working convicts upon
the public roads of Lincoln, Orange
and Randolph counties.
For the relief of J. o. A. Craige, late
treasurer of Arson county
For the relief of the bondsmen of w.
w. Fleming, late sheriff of Graham
county.
Changing the boundary lines be-
tween certain townships in Forsyth
county.
Amending the charter of the town
of Harrellsville, Hartford county.
To create q new township In Watauga
county to be known as Breach Noun
tain township,
To incorporate the Union Society of
Wake county.
To protect the holders of fire insur-
ance policies.
To INCORPORATE Steele's mill in the
county of Richmond.
ThelSenate, on motion, adjourned to
II o'clock q. m. to day.
HOUSE.
MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS
were introduced as follows:
Phillips, of Pitt, in favor of stock
law in Pitt county.