The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-02-05

Fl B "a. to prohibit the sale of liquors
vithin two miles of Olivet church,
Edgecombe county.
Fl B PA, to allow trustees of Why
Not Academy to make title.
3 I19. to amend sections 5000 and
1910 of the Code so rs to provide for
continuing the publication OF the Colo
NAL Records.
HB121, to correct a clerical error in
section 2, chapter 473, laws of 1898.
HB124, to amend section 1897 of the
Code by adding household furniture
and jewelry."
SECOND READING,
The folio wing bills passed theiB sec
ond reading:
SOB.
HB111, to allow the working of con
victs on the public roads OF Line In
county. Calendar.
II B 1O4, to protect game IN Clay
county. Re referred.
BILLS ENROLLED FOR RATIFICATION.
A message from the Senate an
nounced the final passage of the fol-
lowing bills, which were enrolled for
ratification:
To amend the charter of Piedmont
Bank.
To incorporate the Swain Lumber
and Boom Company.
To repeal chapter 102, laws of 1898
To incorporate David Lodge 2lS, 1.
o. o. T.
To amend section lila of the Code of
North Carolina.
To Amend laws of 1898
To amend chapter 258, laws of 1891.
Resolution authorizing the commit
tee on privileges and elections to ap-
point special committees to take testi-
mony, etc.
ton.
To legaIize the marriage Of A. J.
and Mary A. Prevatt.
To amend the charter Of Mi. Airy
and establish a system OF graded
schools therein.
To change the terms of the superior
courts of BERTHE and Craven.
To change the time of holding the
February term of the superior court
of Harnett.
To amend the charter of the town of
Mt. Airy.
The following bills were then taken
from the calendar and acted upon:
81 B 1858, to extend the charter of the
Hartman, Franklin and South Allan
tic Railroad Company. Passed it's
three readings and was sent to the
Senate without ~engrossment.
s 5, to levy a special tax to build
a bridge across Tuckasiege river, in
Jackson county. To committee OF
finance.
Bill to amend the Code. Committee
on propositions and grievances.
Bill to allow dentists further time to
register. Committee On propositions
and grievances.
Resolutions to pay for black boards.
Committee on finance.
SB 179, II Isl, to amend the char
ter of the Bank Of Louisburg. Com
mittee on judiciary.
To regulate the superior court of
Cumberland county. Committee on
judiciary.
To allow James M. Crews, late sher-
if Of Granville county, to collect
back taxes. Committee on judiciary.
B 90, to amend the charter incor-
porating the Farmers Fire Insurance
Company by amending laws of 1889.
Placed on the calendar.
S B 1876, to make May Both, federal
decoration day, a legal holiday. Passed
its several readings.
8 B ia, to abolish the Office of tax
collector for Madison county. Com
mittee on finance.
Bill to restore 6 per cent. as the legal
rate of interest. Committee on judi
ciary.
8 B 1875, to amend the Code, relative
to tram roads in Moore county placed
on the calandar at the request of Mr..
Robinson.
SR 2O2, in favor of T. M. Hallibur-
ton, sergeant at arms of the Senate,
allows him to accompany committee
of the Senate to Morganton.
To incorporate girls training school
at Franklinton, taken up by unani-
NOUS consent, and passed its second
and third readings and sent to the
Senate for concurrence.
H B LBS, reported ~unfavorably and
tabled.
s B 1913, to prevent lawlessness In
half a mile of Jones' Grove church,
Burke county, was taken up and passed
its three readings and sent to the Sen
ate for concurrence. =
The bill to amend laws to incorporate
the Farmers and Merchants bank of
Louisburg, passed its three readings
and was sent to the Senate for concur
renee.
s r 1913, II r 40, instructing the
committee on printing to let out the
printing to the lowest responsible bid
der was referred to the committee on
public printing.
H B 129 10 regard to civil suits in
Cherokee county was reported with
out prejudice" and passed it's second
and third readings.
H 40, to reduce priceIof marriage
license was tabled.
He 16l, to prevent saletof LIQUORS In
ono half milo Of T,7oRo~s. d. Coron