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

fore each term of court; passed its
second and third readings.
III B 1913, 8 B 382. to correct land
grant No. 1898, BuncomOe county
passed it's second and third readings.
B 267, &C re-enRcG chapter 81. laws
of 1898; passed it's second reading.
ODjecTIon was raised on it's third read
ing and the bill went to the calendar
Of bills on their third reading. Oniec
ton after wards withdrawn. and it
passed It's third reading.
SB 272, TO regulate the superior
courts of Moore county; passed its
second and third readings.
SB I'll, 10 provide for the election of
q cotton Weighsr for the town OF
MoOresville, in Iredell county, on it's
second reading was objected to, and q
motion TO refer to the judiciary com
mittes prevailed.
8 b 278, reducing the limits of Ger
tain ~prOnibitOry laws in Iredell and
Macon counties; passed second and
third readings.
Senator Grant moved to take from
the table senate bill 238 which was
tabled on Saturday last. Prevailed.
The bill was then placed upon it's third
reading. 1t provides for Ghe opening
of certain waters in Currituck Sound,
for entry.
HOUSE.
Rev. L L. Smith, of Cleveland, led
In prayer.
STANDING COMMITTEES
made reports on the various bills that
had been referred to them.
The finance committee reported
favorably on the six per cent. interest
bill, and it was taken up and discussed
after the introduction of new bills.
RESOLUTIONS
were introduced as follows:
Resolution by Mr.. French. to amend
rules making Saturday Private Bill
Day" Calendar
By Peace, of Vance, to investigate
the working of the American Tobacco
Company in North Carolina. Calen-
dar.
NEW BILLS.
FL B 707, Bean, to prohibit the sale
OF liquors in two miles of Neighbours
Grove church. Propositions and
grievances.
FL B 7O8 Ellis, to amend charter of
town of Mocksville, in Davie county.
Cities. counties, towns and townships.
H708, Burnham. to amend the Code.
Education.
- II B 700. Lusk, to revise, amend and
conden4e election laws of North Caro-
Ina. Elections.
II B 710. McClammy, to incorporate
the Carolina, Tennessee and Ohio Rail
road Company. Corporations.
H I'll, McClammy, to allow the
board of assessors of the city of Viii
mington to exempt members of recog-
nized fire companies In said city from
the payment OF city poll tax. Finance.
III B 7l2. McClammy, to amend sec
ton 8, chapter 214, laws of 1887.
Judiciary.
III B 713, Campbell, to authoritative
county commissioners of CherokeeAto
appoint three freeholders to equalize
and excess taxes on all real estate in
the county. Finance.
III B ia French, TO incorporate vii
mlngtOn Lodge No. 80, +. and A.
Masons Corporations.
III B 715. French, to incorporate the
Plant4genet C0mmandery No. 1. Cor
porations.
81 B 7l6. Lineback, to prevent hunt
ing and fishing on land In Forsyth
county without permission of the
owner of the land. Judiciary.
II B III, Reinhardt to provide for
the meeting OF the legislature every
four years. Judiciary.
lib 7I8. Bagwell, to appoint tax col
lectors for Wake county. Finance.
ii B 719, King, to repeal chapter 211,
acts 1889, which incorporates the Eas-
tern Band of the Cherokee Indians.
Corporations.
BIB 100, Saunders, to exempt over
seers of public roads in Johnston from
paying poll tax Judiciary.
III B 721, Hoffman, to amend chap
ter 39I, acts 1891, in relation to deaf
mutes. Deaf and dumb institutions.
III B 722, Bagwell, to amend section
1928 OF Code regarding the blind.
Committee on the Blind.
III B 723, Mitchell, to incorporate
Cedar Rock Academy in Franklin
county Corporations.
II B 724. Bryan. to amend section
1904 of the Code in regard to the cleo.
Clon of the State Librarian. Judiciary.
II 725. Ewart, bill to construct a
turnpik g from Paris Gap in the Ruth
erford county line In Hickory Nut Gap
in the Henderson county line; corpora
ton. y
81 B 726. Payne, to amend the Code;
judiciary.
BILLS ON THEIR PASSAGE.
The following bills were then taken
from the calendar and disposed of:
III B 5O4. TO repeal chapter 279, of the
Code, in reference to working public
roads in Mitchell county, empowers
trustees or commissioners to levy
special tax to provide powder, dyna-
mite. t for blasting rocks in public
roads; passed third reading, engrossed
and sent to the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Ewart, Senate bill
112 was taken from the table and placed
,1Dou the calendar