The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-05

Call Oh ROLL passed us SECOND reading.
To perpetuate court records, provides
that clerks shall keep records of court
papers that are not now recorded;
passed second and third readings.
For relief OF B L Reynolds, sheriff
and tax collector of Buncombe county.
Allows his sureties to collect back
taxes; passed second and third read
ings.
To plant shade trees on the grounds
of the public schools on the 18th day
of February, that being the anniver-
sary of the establishment of the pub
lie school system Provides that it
shall be a legal holiday for the school
children; referred to the committee
on education.
Substitute for the house bill to amend
the insurance law, provides that all in
urance companies shall take out Ii
cense, and that they shall pay full
value OF property specified in the pol
icy. 1t also provides that any COM
pany put of the State, moving q suit
from a State to Federal court shall for
felt it's license when said license ex-
pires. On motion of Mr.. McClammy,
MADE q special order for next We'd
nesday at - o'clock.
To authorize treasurer of Randolph
COuDUL W p0L 6ChOOA SAdAAA0S ROS6(0
second and third readings.
To relieve w. M. Watson, clerk
superior court; passed second and
third readings.
To amend chapter 44S, laws of 1898;
passed second and third readings.
To make Little river, in Allegheny
county, q lawful fence; Passed second
and third readings.
To relieve e NJ. Johnston, late sheriff
of Fender county, allows him to collect
back taxes; passed its second and third
readings.
To amend chapter 224. laws of 1889,
and lay off Wolf Island township, In
Rockingham county passed itG second
and third readings.
To provide for working public roads
in Hyde county by taxation; passed its
second reading.
To repeal chapter "a, laws of 1898;
repeats charter of West Ashevllle;
passed it's second and third readings.
II B Az, to prohibit sale Of liquors
within two miles of South Point church,
CASTOR county; passed second and
third readings.
II B 425. to change name of Hobgood
precinct, In Granville county, to Bull
lock; passed second and third readings.
Ri B All, for drainage of loWlRnds in
Lincoln and CASTOR counties; passed
second and third readings.
FL B 443, to make a horse, OK or mule
come within the meaning of section
1899 of the Code, relating to advance
ments; passed second and third read
ings.
Fl B asa, to repeal section 1850 of the
Code and provide a substitute; TO vail
dates probRtes made by deputy clerks
and others; passed second and third
readings.
To incorporate the town of Hamlet,
in Richmond county; passed third
reading on roll call.
Fl B 40, 10 relieve John ], Sigmore,
a blind Confederate soldier of Bun
combe county, by placing him on the
pension roll; passed second and third
readings.
81 B 4S1, to prohibit sale of liquors
near CataWba; passed second and third
readings
II B 485 to provide for working con-
viCts on public roads of CASTOR county ;
tabled.
Il B 491, to authorize treasurer of
Clay to pay certain school teachers In
that county passed second and third
readings.
IL ObOg w WROWO SUPPL 4VCAANODO
of puOlic instruction of Richmond
county to examine school teachers In
LAurenburg; passed second and third
readings.
II B 500. to prohibit sale of liquor in
one mile of Ingold Academy, Sampson
county passed second and third read
ings,
H B sos, to appoint cotton weighers
for Wake county; passed second and
third readings.
81 B GA. to secure better drainage of
lowlands of PeArson's creek, in Burke
county, passed second and third read
ings.
81 B $50, to protect settlers and cut
ters of mill logs in Beaufort and HYDE
counties. Provides for inspector of
logs and fixes his fees; amended by
adding Graham; passed over.
II 529, In favor of reducing salaries
and fees Of public officers; passed over.
52l, to make it a crime for per-
sons IN one State to commit an ofense
upon a person In another State; passed
second and third readings
Bill to amend section 211S of the
Code so as to reduce the allowance to q
widow who is a6judged unfit to raise
the children Of her husband. Mr.. Hen
derson sent forward an amendment
provided that this act shall not apply
to women who have been reformed at
the Lindley training school. laugh.
ter The bill passed after beng ex-
planned.
Bill inregard to allowanceof widows.
passed it's second and third readings.
II SAL, to repeal chapter IA, laws
OF 1893. passed it's second and third
readings.
II 544. to authorize commissioners
or Graham county to levy special tax
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