The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-19
oossad third reading.

McOownlI county to build a new jan
ond tn lew a special tax passed third
reading. ayes 80, noes U;
To 9Iit6orize Greensboro 10 ISSUE
bonds to establish n elecGrlc Ilg1U
and motor power, passeo "HAI" Ao"W
Reiating to the building of a jail in
Alexander county by special taxation
| passed third reading ayes 80, noesO.
To Incorporate the Roanoke Railway
and Bridge Company passed its sew
eraI readings.
To secure better drainage in Forsyth
county, passed third reading.
Bill in relation to trustees of the
graded schools at Goldsboro, passed
third reading.
To amend charter of the town of
Sanford, passed third reading; ayes 81,
noes O..
To allow commissioners of Sampson
county to levy a special tax, passed
third reading; ayes 81, noes 0.
To incorporate the town Of Anterior,
passed several readings.
To amend the charter of the town of
MaxtOn, RoOeson county, second read
ing; ayes 80, noes O, and took it's place
on third reading calendar.
To amend the charter of the town of
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80, noes O..
Toincorporate Winston Salem South
bend Railroad, passed third reading.
To incorporate Belmont, CASTOR
county, passed several readings.
To amend the charter of the town of
New Berne AZ, on motion, laid on the
table.
To regulate sale Of liquor in Moors-
boro in Cleveland county, was on it's
second reading.
Bill to amend the charter of the
Atlantic and North Carolina railroad
| company, making each share Of stock
entitled to one vote in all meetings of
stockholders and the State proxy shall
be elected by this General Assembly,
and in case of vacancy the vacancy to
be filled by the State treasurer and pro
vides for eight directors on the part OF
the State to represent the State stock
to be appointed by the State proxie.
The bill passed it's second reading and
went to third reading.
Bill to protect deer in Mitchell
county; passed it's several readings.
Resolution to pay Mr.. Mitchell 800
in a contested case; passed it's several
readings.
Mr.. Rice introduced q resolution in
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clude all persons from the Hobbies for
the remainder of this session, unless
invited by a Senator or the president.
This not to apply to members Of the
House.
Resolution concerning the Virginia
Dare Association, with a view of secur-
ing the location of the Industrial and
Art School to be established by that
association at Raleigh, N. O., asking
our Congressman to use all honorable
means to that end.
To prohibit Dutch net fishing in
PamliCo and Tar rivers was taken up
for concurrence in the House amend
ment. Amendment Concurred In and
bill ordered enrolled.
To incorporate the Tennessee River
Improvement Company passed third
reading.
To amend charter of Greensboro;
passed third reading.
To amend Edgecombe count road
law passed second reading.
For the protection Of cattle and
other animals in Cumberland county
passed its third reading.
Mr.. Fortune moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill to invalidate an
election held in Mitchell county on rail
Jill was 4GAA 0POA OAO LIN
Senate refused to reconsider.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Woodland, of
Swain county.
NEW BILLS.
H r 14O7, in favor of the pages of the
House. to pay them S. extra, by Mr..
Williams.
H B 14O8, Leinbach, requesting the
Secretary of State to furnish members
of the Assembly with copies of the
Colonial Record.
Fl B 1407, Hileman, to regulate the
weighing and sale of cotton in Con
cord.
II AL, Harris, to incorporate the
town of Spencer Mountain Mills, Gas
ton county.
H B 1112, Chilcut, to provide for
drainage of land on Haw river.
II B 1413, Robinson, to authorize the
commissioners and magistrates of
Arson county to levy special taxes
to meet ordinary expenses Of the
county.
II B 1414, Norment, to prohibit boy
cotting on railroads in North Caro-
lima.
H B 1415, Higgins, of Yancey, to
correct State grant.
81 B 1416, Lee, in relation to jurors
in Haywood county.
II B 1417, Groom, to place Ct. w.
Martin on the pension roll.
II B 1418, Crawford, to protect cred
itors against fraudulent distribution OF
property.
II B 1419, Harris, to authorize the
town Of Mt. Holly to issue bonds.
Two or three other bills were intro
duced during the morning session after
the regular morning hour expired and
by universal consent were referred to
the appropriate committees.