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

Edenton street M. e Church OF this
city.
The following petitions were pre-
sented, read and appropriately re
ferred:
White, of Alexander, petition relat-
ing to the prohlbitory act at Mt. Olive
church, i'm CaGawba county; also a
counter petition on the same subject;
propositions and grievances.
Parsons, petition asking q prohibi
ton OF sale OF liquor within two and
One-half miles of Laban school house,
also Scranton Christian church; prOpo
sitions and grievances.
Norris, petition for prohibiting sale
of liquor within two miles of Zion COL
ored N. e. church, in Wake county:
also a petition against the sale of liquor
within two miles of certain churches
in Craven county; propositions and
grivances.
Emancipation of 8. w. Clark in
relation 60 the estate of R. L. Cloud, ct
al; Judiciary.
Hamrick, petition asking the incor-
poration of Boiling Springs church, in
Cleveland county; corporations.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
we're introduced, read by their titles
and referred to appropriate commit
tees.
McCaskey, bill defining trusts and
to prohibit same, by making such a
misdemeanOr; agriculture.
Rice, bill for the relief of Abram p.
Cook, of New Hanover county; refer
red TO committee on propositions and
grievances.
Herbert, bill to repeal section 1904 of
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of Capitol and Capitol grounds, refer.
red to committee on propositions and
grievances. Also q bill to authorize J.
r. Wesh, treasurer, to turn over Ger
tain money to road overseersI in Chero
kee county referred to committee on
finance. Also a bill fixing the fee for
attaching seals TO certain Instruments;
referred to committee on judiciary.
Parsons, bill to prohibit the sale of
liquor within two and a half miles of
L1ban school house; also q bill to pro-
hibit the sale of liquor within two and
q half miles of Scranton Christian
church; both referred &c committee on
propositions and grievances.
Westmoreland. bill to re.enact chap
ter 361, laws of 1898; referred to com
mitGee on corporations. Also a bill Co
aid the N. Q. institution for the blind
at Raleigh; committee On finance.
Norris, bill to incorporate the Stan
ME Wynne fund at Raleigh, N. c.;
committee on corporations.
Mewborne, bill to incorporate the
Farmers Life Association of North
Caroliaa; committee on insurance.
Franck, bill TO authorize the county
grant an election in township No. -
IN nRnhThTtTnn IF tho solo nE TnFTNn
within one mile of Adams school house;
propositions and grievances.
Moody, of Hay wood, TO amend Sec
ton 2245 of the Code to increase the
board of directors of the Western hos.
pital at Morganton; committee on Judi
ciary.
Mitchell, bill to incorporate Aulander
Academy, in BERTHE county; committee
on corporations
Mr.. Franck thought hasty action
might work damage TO the bill. He
was in favor Of the bill and hoped no
hasty action would be taken.
The bill was postponed to February
2Srd..
s B =, to incorporate the Intra-
Mountane Railroad company of Madi
son county; passed second and third
readings.
8 B 1913, to amend chapter 40, laws
1891, regarding cnrtain punishment
for misdemeRnors committed near
Henrietta mills in Rutherford county
passed second and third readings.
s B TO authorize the town of Fayette-
vile to establish and operate electric
light and motive power for use of the
city, passed It's second and third read
lngs.
S B $50, to authorize the city of
Charlotte and the county of Mecklen-
burg 60 purchase fair grounds, passed
its second reading.
81 B 90, s 2S9, to prohibit lawless-
ness within a half mile of Jones Grove
church, in Burke county, passed it's
second and third readings.
81 B I32, s B 800, to authorize the
treasurer of Chowan county Co pay Miss
Marian f. Skinner, a school teacner,
the sun of $1G0, passed lJs second and
third readings
HB150, S 357, to authorize the
treasurer of Wilkes county TO pay
Prof. B. @. Hodges, q school teacher,
the sum of $38; passed its second and
third readings.
III B 1853, ) B 384, to exempt from the
paymenG of poll tax all members of
the State Volunteer Flremen's Asso-
citation; passed its second reading. On
It's third reading objection was raised,
and the bill was referred to the finance
committee.
II B 164; s B 388, to authorize the
commissioners of Hyde county &c levy
q special tax; passed it's second read
ing by a vote of 81 Co O.
II 30, s B 378, to correct land
grant No. $685., In Burke county;
passed it's second and third readings.
Il B 224, 8 to allow Elk Tax Col
IectOr N. A. Reynolds, of Ashevllle,
~. q, to collect Rrrearage taxes;
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