The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-02-12

Grant resolution to authorize the
oavment of the sub committee who
1iSited the Western Hospital at Nor
canton. their actual expenses, amount
inc to S135; placed on the calendar.
Saunders. bill in regard TO assign
ments; judiciary.
PRESIDENT PRO TEN.
Paddison moved that the Senate pro-
GOOD to fine election of q president pro
| tenn: motion prevailed.
R,ce placed in nomination, the name
of Senator Franck, of Onslow.
DowG nominated Senator Adams, OF
Upon the call of the roll, Senator
Franck received SO votes, Senator AID
ans 1 vote and Senator Rice 1 vote.
Joint resolution to pay the sub COM
mittee who visited the Western N. O..
| Hospital at MorgantOn, N. Q, their
actual pen amounting, to $35, was
taken from the calander and passed It's
second and third readings.
Sundry bills and resolutions reported
properly enrolled were signed by n
president pro tenn.
s B 24O, to establish graded schools
for both races in the town OF Kinston,
Lenoir county, was taken up by con-
sent and passed it's second reading on
q call of the roll; ayes 35, noesO.
SB rs, to incorporate the Southern
Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Charlotte, passed second
and third readings.
R6 s B 1O7. to fix the fees of soil
cisors in appointing receivers OF estates
of infants-in no IA to exceed $40, to
be fixed by the judge, passed second
and third readings.
FL B 20; 8 B 156. to amend chapter
$50, laws 1885, tabled.
II B 81; s B 217, for the relief of
sheriff and tax collectors providing for
the COLLECTION of arrearages OF taxes;
tabled.
II B SO; s B 218, to incorporate the
Wampune Cotton Mills of New Han
over county, on its second reading,
passed second and third readings and
ordered enrolled for ratification.
Ell B 48; s B 154, TO repeal chapter
129, laws 1898, passed ove informally.
II B 70; s B 227, to repeal chapter
452, laws 1894, which allows citizens Of
Brown Marsh township, Bladen county,
to kill deer at certain times, passed
third reading.
8 B 1876, TO authorize Secretary of
State to furnish the county of Fender
with certain books, passed second and
third readings.
Resolution to regulate the hours Of
meetings of standing committees of the
senate, passed second and third read
ings,
S B 4. to incorporate California
Baptist church in Robson county;
tabled.
8 B II. to amend section GOT, Code Of
Civil Procedure concerning actions to
be brought in the name of the State by
Attorney General, passed over infor
melly.
s B so, authorizing joint committee
on printing to call upon the Secretary
of State for bids IN his hands, and to
let the public printing to the lowest
bidder, no bid outside the limits of the
State and any bid from any one not a
practical printer shall not be con
sidered. Bonds to be made by success,
full bidder; tabled.
SB 80, to facilitate the trial of cases,
amending section 80, the Code, tabled.
s B 81. to extend time for the organi-
Nation of the Cape Fear and Northern
Railroad company, passed second and
third readings.
8 B 80, to extend the time for com
plotting the Holly Springs Land and
improvement company, passed second
and third readings.
s B 169, to amend section 1908 of the
Code, { add the name of the Farmers
Alliance to those benevolent associa-
tions allowed to have an insurance
feature without taxation, as regular
life Insurance. companies are compelled
to pay; passed second and third read
ings.
s B 80, to amend chapter 14S, laws
OF 1898, in regard to lumber inspectors
in certain western counties, BunCombe,
Madison, Mitchell and Yadkln, passed
second and third readings.
S B 81, to amend the Constitution of
North Carolina, making it q misde
meanor to accept or use a free pass
from any transportation company;
S 90, to amend chapter 16, volume
. of the Code, concerning elections;
sB 90, to extend the time for M. G.
Hamlett, tax collector of Cleveland
county to collect arearages of taxes for
the years 189O-9l-'92-93 and "a;
tabled.
S B 1O2, to amend shapter 391, pri-
Lyate laws of 1898, changing time of
holding courts of Fender and Jones
county; tabled.
s B 1l6, concerning goods manufac-
tured by convict labor, requiring
brands and labels to- be placed upon
the goods and boxes or other packages
in which such goods may be packed
when offered for sale; tabled,
SD 133 to prevent preferences DX
insolvent corporations and to put ali
creditors on an equal toot1ngi passed
second and third readings.
SB141. to repeal chapter 1913, laws