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

h9lnlarQ6, JOINT resolution instruct
ing u Senators and Representatives
in regard TO the Nicaragua canal.
Calendar.
Hlleman. resolution in regard to the
narrOWs and falls of Yadkin river.
Finance.
Howard, joint resolution requesting
our Representatives In Congress TO
use their efforts TO get Congress TO pro.
vide for the erection of q monument
to Lee, Davidson and Francis Nash.
Calendar.
NEW BILLS
were then introduced and referred as
follows:
ii B 657, Payne, to pay mileage of
persons summoned to attend the supe-
rior court of r lbeson county. Com
mittee on fin Ence.
III B 658. Payne, to incorporate Penn.
broke In Robson county. Counties,
cities, towns and townships.
81 B 500, Alexander of Tyrrell, to
amend chapter 81, volume 2 of the
Code. Salaries and fees.
Ri $50. Alexander. In relation to
sheriff Of Pamllco county. CommiG-
tee on finance.
Ell B COL. Squires, to repeal certain
laws IF 1868 and 1874. Committee on
roads AMI Gurnpikes.
81 B 662, Campbell, to complete rail.
roads up HiWassee river. Railroads
and turnpikeS.
81 B 663, Crummell, to provide for
compulsory education. Committee on
education.
81 B 664. Smith of Cleveland, to pro
hibIt the sale of liquors in three miles
of Stoney Grove church. Propositions
and grievances.
III B 665, Etheridge, to amend the
Code so as TO permit nonresident to
attend public schools In Dare county.
Education.
Ri b 666. Ellis, to amend the charter
of Mocksvile. Corporations.
81 B 667, Smith. of Cleveland, to
amend laws of 1898, relating to the
sale of liquor in Shelby. Propositions
and grievances. -
H B 668, Huffman, to repeal section
81, chap ,er, I20 of private laws of 1885.
Judiciary.
h B 669, Hooker, to extend provis-
ions of the Code Extends time for
Plymouth, Washington and KInston
Railroad to begin work. Railroads.
II B go, G-ntry, to prevent soreness
and other distractions in front of bar
rooms and to regulate the hours of
opening and closing. Propositions and
grievances.
II B 671 Turner, to repeal chapter
n. laws 1887. Corporations.
Fl B 673, Julian, to protect fish in
Rowan county. Propositions and
grievances
A B 474. Julian, to protect game in
Rowan county. Propositions and
grievances.
H B 675. Campbell, to change the
corporate limits of Murphy, in Chero-
kee county. Corporations.
FL b 676, Mccall, to allow DR.. Hen
derson TO G as guardian for q luna
tic kins Oma without giving bond.
I'll B 677. Crews, resolution in regard
tn colOred insane asylum at Oxford.
Education.
81 B 678, Edward, by request, to
amend the charter of SmIthield.
Towns and townships.
II B 679. by same, to amend the char
ter of Charlottee. Towns and town
ships
81 B $50, by same, to amend chap,
ter IS, private laws of 1883. Judi
ciary.
HB $50. Ewart, to employ stenog
raphers In certain 8 Judiciary.
81 B 683. to amend the Code, sections
294 and 1898 JUDICIARY.
II B 684, Ewart, to incorporate -
School at He~ndersonville. Education.
81 B 685, TO prohibit the use of pro-
fame and indecent language. Judi
ciary.
A minority report on Fl B 600, in
regard TO selling liquor at LaGrauge.
Recommended that bill do not pass.
Mr.. Hlleman asked permission to
-smL1 &c., A.
tee Senate bill 8. II Iuse bill 432, and
refer it to the finance committee. %
lection being raised, q motion was put
TO the House and carried to that effect.
The resolution TO reimburse the Nor
canton committee passed its third read
ing.
s B 139, to prevent prize fighting in
the State, then came up and was read,
and passed its second reading. Mr..
White obiecting, il was not put upon
its third reading.
Fl B 5O4, to repeal chapter 279, laws
of 1893. allows the trustees or commits
sioners of Mitchell county to levy a tax
for public roads not TO exceed 5 cents
on 800; passed its second reading and
was placed on the calendar.
Bill to change time of holding Yad-
kin court pass d third reading and
sent Il the Senate.
The bill authorizing Trinity Land
Company to hold 10, 900 acres passed
second reading.
Bill to amend the Code, reducing
price for registering crop liens from %
cents to 10 celts and reducing price OF
probating liens, came up. Mr. Payne
said this bill had been referred to judi
CARY cDmmittee and reported favor
ably by them.
CONTESTED ELECTION CASE,
Mr.. Ewart made a privileged report
In the contested election case of Rid