The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-01-22
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@1-otions; also, S. B. rs, to
. c tSP game law so as to protect
oGipg crops Ammons, S. B. Is, to
81 ssbDspter 8, laws 1929 TO to a oaINtr
1snd iSnstfce of the peace ana county
3? gioners of Madison county 10
stanaotor Paddison 10y reqqest),
By Sen ~ provide for compulsory
B 20, for blind children.
9scstlontt Starbuck, s. B. 20, to
ispi the charter OF the Fie0H
G .or Forbes, s. B. 70, to amend
b. LSS4l !, Chapter 4 178 of the the laws
il&57. ,uotor Cook, S. B. 80, to facili,
Lenses of courts.
e Senator Norris, 5. b. 81, 70 ex-
IT, time for the beginning work
Dd tn Sona Fear and Northern Rail
tnS gomnany; also, S. B. 50, to ex-
Bad GOT time for the organization OF
sOq u IN Springs Land and Improve
eDt Gomg% Grant, s. B. "a, to amend
B!.op 9S laws 1889, and for the re-
sSsp9 certain soldiers of the late war
6 ~ Senator Starbuck, a resolution
?! Clarence to an immediate dlstrl-
ln 70 cartsin offices, OF the enact
b9pOn, No,orol ASGomhlv
a% Senator Sigmon, a joint resolu-
?! Concerning immigration and the
.E ~ of capital in North Caro-
2 asDotor Rice, from the Committee
tbo Selection of Joint Committees,
snoTted the following on the part OF
nTT%pIPy-Shaw, chairman; White,
poTonimans: White, of Alexander;
GooSy of Stanly; BeIlamy, Black,
ISSI Green, Mercer. Mitchell.
po1vTTyg. : Westmoreland, chair
nan. Sarbuck, Lindsay, Daily, Am
no1s Brown Marshall, Sigmon, New
SorDe. Dowd, Abel, Green.
PTBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Snipes, chairman; Daily, White of
Alexander. Shaw, Hoover, Starbuck,
6uIg, Gambler, Norris, Mercer,
Mitchell.
ENROLLED Bills Starbuck, chair
nan; Bellamy, Black, Moody, Parsons,
FcC3skey, Greene, Mercer, Abel.
ELECTIONOF JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
DJby. chairman; Dula, Parsons, For
une, Westmoreland, Hurley, Shaw,
Moody of Haywood, McCaskey, Rice,
White of Perquimans, Wicker, Sharp,
IeWborne, Abel, Adams, Dowd,
Green, Mercer, Mitchell.
ELECTION OF TRUSTEES OF UNIvER,
In.-Shaw, chairman; Cook, New
borne, Hamrick, Brown, Franck, Star
buck, Black, Hurley, Long, Hoover
Adams, DoWd, Green, Abel.
COLONIAL RECORDS.-White, of Ala
nance, chairman; Norris, Carver
box, Lindsay, Herbert, Farthins
White, of Alexander, Adams
NEd.
s B. 81, to prevent the sale of low
Fsde and adulterated kerosene oil
taken up. This bill provides tina
pol grading below $50 degrees test
ball be sold i'm the State.
& B. 4, to repeal chapter 137, law
@3, was taken up and passed its sec
nd and third readings. This is TIT
i'll which restores the Alliance char
7 to its status prior to the Legislature
1893.
S. B. AZ, legalizing the marriage o.
]. and M. A. Prevatt, passed itl
aC0nd and third readings.
A message was received from tht
louise Of Representatives stating tina
be House had passed bill for chang
lg the time of holding courtsin CraveI
nd BERTHE counties.
Senate resolution, requesting thC
reasurer to furnish a full Statement
{ the disbursements for the Statt
University, the A. and N. College, anC
Industrial and Normal School, wa
AIKEN up and passed its second ant
hIrd readings.
4. B. "a, to change the time of hold
1g courts in Craven and BERTHE coun
les passed its second and third read
lgs.
Senator Long was added to the com
llttee on Deaf, Dumb and Blind Insti
utions.
Senator Taylor was added to tn
Jommittee on Counties, Cities am
Senator Long introduced 8. B. SO, TO
ne relief of certain soldiers of the wa
the States.
HOUSE.
ETlTIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTION
Mr.. Wooten now gave notice of cor
IN the case of Newsome vs.. Wiz
'Crne, from Hartford.
Notice was also given of the follow
contests:
hodges vs.. Hooker, from Beaufor
). E. Parson VS.. w. @. Monroe, iron
county.
Mr.. French made a report of tn
IommIttee on Rules, which was OF
Iered to be printed.
Inc following resolutions where the
ltroduced as follows:
l50, resolution in regard to justice
Il the peace, by MI. Lineback.
I59, resolution in regard to payin
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