The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-26

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vote on the question of removal OF
court house from Rutherfordton &c
Forest City, passed second reading
Calendar.
s B to amend the charter of Sails
bury came up with a minority and ma.
jOrity report from the committee. Mr..
Mckenzie opposed the bill. Mr.. Hile.
man asked that he would hold I'D his
motion for discussion. He believed
the POpulists and Republicans wanted
1t. MIR. Julian opposed the bill. The
bill was defeated on third reading by a
vote of 70 ayes, z noes.
S B $40, by Norris, to incorporate
the Mechanics Dime Savings Bank, OF
Raleigh, passed its second and third
readings.
Act supplemental to the criminal
court act, to take the place of a bill
that was lost, passed the House and
sent to the Senate.
Bill to relieve the people of Marion
of taxation on property destroyed by
fire, passed it's third reading by a vote
of 46 to 90.
PASSED SECOND AND THIRD READINGS.
S B to incorporate the Marion Rail
road Company.
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Compress and Storage Company.
To incorporate the Blue Ridge Com
pany.
s B to incorporate the Stannie
Wynne fund.
S to amend the public road laws
of EdgecOmbe county.
To amend the laws of 1889 to extend
tina time for funding old bonds.
5 b 1854, for the relief of Miss Mary
K. Thornton, teacher of public schools
10 Robson county.
To protect fish in the waters of North
river and it's tributaries Substitute for
q lost bil).
To amend the charter of Rocking
ham. Tabled.
COUNTY OF MARION.
The bill to establish this county was
discussed by Messrs. Cox, Campbell
and White and opposed by Messra.
Lee and Ewart.
The bill was defeated by a vote of 81
ayes, 40 noes.
FIFTY FIFHT DAY-SENATE.
Prayer by Rev. J. W. Carter, of
Raleigh.
BILLS PASSED THIRD READING
Bill TO establish graded school in the
town of Rutherdton.
Resolution to pay Mrs. Williams,
widow of the late Representative s. A.
Williams, of Warren county, the sum
OF $92, balance of per diem due him.
To incorporate Eldorado Mining
To lay off a public road in Wilkes
county.
To regulate the sale of essence of
Jamaica ginger in Caldwell county.
To amend the charter of the town of
Hendersonville.
To place Nathan Ramsey on the pen
sion roll.
To correct State grant, 1860, to Jas.
Ainsworth.
To facilitate the keeping in repair of
the public roads of Wake county.
To pay pension checks due at time
Of the death of the pensioner.
To protect fish in certain streams in
Cabarrus county.
To place Green Hobble on pension
list.
THE OMNIBUS LIQUOR BILL
was brought In from the committee on
propositions and grievances and placed
on the calendar, taken up and passed
it's several readings.
Bill to pay Mrs. Emeline Warner,
widow Of Captain Adam Warner, bal
ance due him as captain of the shell
fish commission patrol boat at the time
Of his death, passed several readings.
To pay certain contestants, c~ontestees
and witnesses, clerks. etc., various
sums aggregating So, 962 81, came up
on its passage.
To provide for the Eastern North
Carolina hospital at Goldsboro for col
ored insane, and for the erection of ad-
ditiOnal buildings, appropriating $37,
500 for 1895 and $40, 900 for the year
1896, also SO, 900 for new female de-
partment.
To authorize special tax for Mont
gomery county,
To regulate stock law in Chatham
county.
To allow Morganton to issue bonds
to fund its floating debt.
To provide for the curing of the blind.
Concerning the taking of dispositions.
To protect keepers of inns, boarding
houses and hotels from dead beats who
obtain accommodations, was tabled.
To provide for an election on the
stock law question in Bladen county.
To extend the time for redeeming
outstanding State bonds, passed.
To dissolve the bonds of matrimony
where either party abandons the other
for a term of two years, prohibiting
the DESERVING party from marrying
again.
To prevent hunting and fishing in
Forsyth county without consent of
owner of land, passed it's several read
ings.
To abolish the county board of edu-
cation and place their duties in the
hands of county commissioners to
take effect June 1st, 1895.
The question required on the bill as
amended on its second reading, and on