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

Reports from the judiciary commit
tee were made by Messrs Mccall, Win
borne, Peace, Grizzard, Johnston, Lin
ney and Ray.
Reports from the committee on cor
poraGions were made by Messrs Wooten
and Hlleman.
Messrs Huffman, Mckinney, and
Higgins reported resolutions referred
to the committee on federal relations:
Messrs Hileman and Abbott reported
on bills referred to the finance COM
Mr., Harris reported on bills referred
to the committee on propositions and
grievances.
Messrs. J. A. Walker and Burnham
reported the enrolment of a number
of private bills and resolutions that
had passed their several readings,
among them bills to incorporate several
schools.
Mr.. Philips reported for committee
On public roads and turnpikes. -
Mr.. Howard for committee on public
buildings and grounds.
RESOLUTIONS, PETITIONS AND NEW BILLS.
The following resolutions, petitions
and bills were then introduced:
81 B 745, Crummel, TO reduce salaries
of all officers and employees who are
now receiving over $50 a mouth; CON
mittee on salaries and fees.
Ell B TAB, White, petition from
Shiloh church In Sampson county In
regard to the sale Of liquor; committee
on propositions and grievances.
II B 745, Woodland, bill to correct
state grant, 577; committee on prOpo-
sItions and grievances.
II B TAI, Wooten, to allow the PEG
pie of Lenoir county to put fish traps
IN NeuSe river; Committee on fish In
Uerests.
Fl 748, Abbott, to prohibit the sale
of liquors within one and a half miles
of Vandemere Academy in Pamllco
county committee on propositions and
grievances.
81 B 749, Bean, to incorporate the
town of Worthwhile In Randolph
and grievances.
HB $50, Alexander, of Tyrrell, to
protect deer and cartridges in the
county of TyrrelI; fish interests.
81 B Isl, Norman, to change the
line between the counties of Surry and
Wilkes; counties, cities, towns and
townships.
H 752, Winborne, to amend Sec
ton 1916 of the Code by making the
penalty payable TO parent guardian or
person standing In loco PARENTS; ju-
dietary.
h B753, Lusk, to amend chapter 43,
laws Of 1898, In relation TO killing wild
animals.
81 b 754, Ellis, to amend section 1856
of the Code and provide for theelecTlon
Of a commissioner Of agriculture agrI-
culture.
II B 755, Hooker, to establish graded
school Ia the town of Washington,
Beaufort county education.
III B 756. Curry, TO incorporate fire
insurance company; insurance.
Il B. 757, Huffman, to allow the
citizens of MorgantOn TO elect mayor;
corporations.
III B 75S, Burnham, concerning the
attendance Of children In the public
schools; education.
FL b 759, Walker, to amend chapter
48, private laws 1876 and ", relating
o the trustees OF Wentworth Male
academy; education.
II b 200, Phillips of Randolph, to
prohibit the sale of liquor Withln one
mile of Neighbors Grove church, Ran
dolph county; propositions and grew
ances.
II B 761, Lee, to amend charter of
Waynesvhle, Haywood county cor
pOratiOns.
81 B 763, Burnham, to amend chap
ter 127, laws 1885; judiciary.
II 76S, Thomas, TO- hange the time
Of holding courts In the 18th judicial
district; judiciary.
II 764, Duffy, to prevent fast driv-
ing over bridges In OnsloW and Car
teret counties; propositions and gr1ev-
ances.
H B 765, Mayes, to change the name
of S0ssatras Fork township in Gran
vile county to Album; county, city,
town and townships.
81 766, Relnhardt, to relieve J. w.
Manly, OF Lincoln county; pensions.
HB 76S, Curr1e, TO prevent owners
Of saw mills from putting saw dust IN
Drowning Creek; Health.
III B 769, White, TO incorporate
ELzabethtoWn in Baden county.
h no, Harris, TO amend the char
ter OF Gastonia, in CASTOR county ;
finance.
H B III, Henderson, to attach Yad-
KIN county TO the eighth Congressional
district; judiciary.
Henderson, resolution instruCting
the judiciary committee to report sen
ate bill l on SIX per cent interest and
make 1t the special order for IL o'clock
to morrow; calendar.
II U3, Mccall, TO amend the char
ter of the Charlotte Street Railway
Company Judiciary.
81 B VA, Bean, to incorporate the
Cedar Falls Methodist Protestant
Church IN Randolph county; corpora
tiOns.
Mr.. Keathley moved to take from
the table senate bill intended to fix
fees for recording crop liens. It was a
matter of Juice TO Ia registers of