The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-02-05

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ton of hawks.
Senator Long, from citizens of the
town of Hub, to reduce the extent of
the corporate limits to one mile.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
s B 1853, Abel, to allow farmers to
ship partridges and other game from
the State, with a substitute by the
committee, recommending that the
substitute do pass.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
s r 1872, White, of Alexander, to dis
play the national flag from the Capitol.
Placed on the calendar.
Also resolutions for the relief of D.
P. Austin and David Fox, ex-C onfeder-
ate soldiers
s B 1856, Paddison, to repeal chapter
246, laws of 1885. relative to the stock
law in Pender county.
8 r 1877, Senator Fowler, to provide
for heating and v~entilating the Senate
Chamber. Placed on the calendar.
s B 1873. Senator Gambler, to abolish
the inferior court of Swain county.
S B 189, Cook. to repeal chapter 523,
of 1898, and s 100, to repeal chapter
436, 1889 and SB 191, to amend section
- of the Code relating to rights Of sub
committees.
s B 1872, Lindsay. to prevent compe-
tition of high schools with private
schools in North Carolina.
8 B 1913, Abel, relative to public
printing.
s B 1914, Westmoreland, to amend
chapter 172, laws of 1891, with refer
ence to birds in certain counties.
SB 1914, Adams, to amend section
1717 of the Code, with reference to
tramroads in Moore county. Placed
on the calendar.
8 B 1876, Senator Carver, to amend
the charter of the Fayetteville COM
press and storage company. Calendar.
s 1877, Senator Farthing, to amend
chapter 1877, section 1, laws of 1898,
with reference to fishing in Towards
creek.
s B 1913. Senator Fortune, to enable
magistrates to dispense exact justice
at Henrietta Mills, in Cleveland county.
8 1919, to provide for collection OF
taxes.
8 B 200, Senator Moody, to regulate
the sale of fresh dressed meats; also
8 B POI, to regulate the sale of cigarettes
in North Carolina.
BILLs ON SECOND AND THIRD READING.
s B 1875, to amend section 1747 of the
Code so as not to apply to certain tram
ways in Moore county. The bill pro-
vides that tramways may transport
merchandise. Passed it's second and
third readings.
8 r 1913, to instruct the committee
printing to let out the public print
ing to the lowest bidder was taken up.
s R 1876, to unfurl the National flag
from the capitol during the session of
the legislature. Adopted.
8 B So, to allow an increase of tax
alton for public schools in the city of
Charlotte. Passed its third reading.
s 1877, a resolution looking 70 a bet
ter provision for heating and venti-
the Senate chamber. Tabled.
Sc 80, repeating chapter ALB, laws
Of 1903, relating TO drainage of low
in Forsyth and Davidson coun-
ties. Passed its second and third read
6B 1917, to amend section 1878 of the
Code. was tabled.
100, to amend section 1865 of the
Code, relative to fugitives from justice.
it's second and third readings.
The amendment provides for dealing
criminals who may, while in one
State Gust on the State line) be guilty
of what may be crime in another
State. An example was cited in the
recent affair in which two men, while
the State of North Carolina, killed
a man in the State Of Tennessee, and
there had been trouble YER the juris-
diction in this matter.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. H. W. Norris, of
Wake.
NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
we're INTRODUCED, as follows:
8 B 81; house bill 355, was referred
10 the committee on the judiciary.
II r 359, of inquiry, WOoten, In re-
to the salaries paid professors
1T the University and other State
schools, and asks if their salaries may
not be reduced; referred to the COM
on finance.
II r $50, Wootent In regard to sal
aries paid officers at the Insane Asy-
UNI, and inquiry as to whether they
nay not be reduced; to the committee
IN finance.
Fl B 361, Lusk, to provide for the
better administration of justise in the
hyperion courts of North Carolina; re
erred to the committee IN the judi
;iary.
H B 362, Young, in regard to the
Lpportienment of the public school
und; referred to committee on educa-
ion.
Fl B 1853, Ray, to charter the Harri
nan, Franklin and South Atlantic rail
Dad; referred to the committee on
Operations.
81 1854, by Ray, to place John w.
Queens on the pension roll. Pensions.
II 365, by McClRmmy, to amend the
of Wilmington and Southern
company. Corporations.
Fl 1868. Flack. to extend the char