The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-26
LEGISLATIVE PROCEE DINGS.
roonyr1NuED FROM LAST WEEK.

Messrs. Ewart, Henderson. hILoLn"I'
RapwelI. Turner of Mitchell, huhUeE
Spears and others. A
The ayes and noes were
with the following result:
VOTE ON HILEMAN's MOTION TO B
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT.
Aves-Messrs. Aiken, Bagweu, Bean
BRYAN. Buchanan, CampoeH, Oo1'
Crumel. Currie, Darden. DAVIS, DL4oD'
Drew. Eiledge, Ellis. FIack, Ge4GEy'
Harris of CASTOR, Henderson. aLe
man, Hopkins, Huffman I RIn nan
T,sarv. Linney, Mckinney, Mclean
Michael Mitchell, Morrow, Norman,
Posce Phillips of Randolph, Reynolds,
SeIf smith OF Caswell, Smith OF CleVe-
land Spears, Squires, Taylor, turner
of Mitchell, Turner of Polk, Vlckers,
Walkers.
Noes-Messrs. Abbott, Alexander OF
MeckIenburg, Baker, BaUeman, Brown,
Burnham. Cheek, Crawford, Crumpler,
Duncan. Edwards. Ewart, Fleming,
French, Gallon, Grizzard, HARRISON,
Harrington. Harris of Hyde, Higgins
of AIleghany, Higgins Of Yancey,
Hooker. House, Howard, johnson,
:Julian. Kell, King. Lawrence, Lee,
Iusk. Mayes, Mccall, McCauley, Nc
Caulev. McClammy, Mckenzie, Nc
Ieod. Monroe, Nelson, Norment, Pee
.bIes. Pool. Rascoe, Ray, R9inhardt,
Robinson, Saunders, Smith of Gates,
Smith Of Stanly, Stevens, S~Gikeleather,
Thomas, Tomlinson, White, Whitener,
Williams, Winborne, Woodland, Woo
ten, Yates-61.
The bill then passed its second read
ing by a vote of go to 80, as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Abbott, Alexander of
MeckIenburg, Baker, Bateman, Brown,
Burnham, Cheek, Crawford, Crump-
Ter, Duncan, Edwards, Ewart, Elem
ing, French, GriKEard, HarrelsOn, Har-
relsop, Harrington, Harris of CASTOR,
Harris of Hyde, Higgins Of Yancey,
Julian, Kelly, King, Lawrence, Lee,
Leinback, Lusk, Mccall, McCauley,
McClammy. Mckenzie, Monroe, Nelson,
Norment, PEBBLES, Pool, Rascoe, Ray,
EReinhardt, Robinson, Saunders, Smith
of Cleveland, Smith of Gates Smith Of
Stanly, Stevens, Thomas, Tomlinson,
White, Whitener, Williams, Winborne,
Woodland, Wooten, and Yates-60.
Noes-Messrs. Aiken, Bagwell, Bryan,
Buchanan, Campbell, Cox, Crumel,
Darden. Drew, Elledge, Ellis, Ether.
idge, Gentry, Henderson, Hileman,
Hopkins, Huffman. Hunter, Leary,
Linney. Mayes, Mclean, Michael,
Mitchell, Norman. Peace. Petree, Phil.
lips of Randolph, Reynolds, Self, Smith
Of CasweIl, Speas, Squires, Stike,
leather, Taylor, Turner of Mitchell,
Turner of Polk, Vickers, and Walker
-36. Qt has since passed third read
Mr. Hileman then handed in a com
m~unication from the State treasurer,
which was read by the clerk as fol
lows:
To the Honorable, the House Of Rep
re~sentatives:
,Gentlemen:-I have Just had my at
tention called, unofficially, to the fol
lowing quoted clipping from the NeWs
and Observer of Warch 6.
In answer to the same, notwithstanG-
ing the notice did not reach me off
cially, 1 will say, for the information
of your Honorable Body, and all others
concerned, that ''Ghe same business, y
referred to in the notice, has been ar
ranged for the present at a saving of
$400 per year less of the peoples money
than the same business" has ever cost
them in the past, up to January 1, 1895.
Yours very truly,
w. Il. WORTH,
State Treasurer.
ga few days ago Mr.. Ray intro
duced in the House a resolution re.
-questiDg the State Treasurer to fur
nish information as to what he is pay.
ing Walton, if anything, for doing
the same business that the Bank Of
Piedmont did under the Democratic
administration without charge. The
Treasurer has not yet reported, though
the resolution vas adopted by the
House"
BILLS PASSED THIRD READING
To establish graded schools In Ruth
* erfordton and surrounding counties.
To allow commissioners in Rich
mond county to levy a special tax.
To construct road from Roaring
River depot to the Wilkesboro and
Trap Hill road between DOckery anC
T. p. Hawks.
Acts to regulate fishing In Roanoke
To collect taxes in Chatham county
Resolution directing asylum patients
of Chatham county from the Western
and Eastern district.
To change the name of Roanoke
Water Power Co.
To regulate the stock law in Chat
ham county.
To protect birds in Randolph and
Davidson.
For the relief of certain county off,
~cIals and their sureties.
To amend the charter of Brunswick
Bridge and Ferry Company.
To incorporate Manchester In Cum
sberland county.
To change the name of Elm City tt
Toisnot.
To incorporate Farmers Alliance
ASSOCIATION Of North Carolina.
To amend laws of 1893.
% require county commissioners tt
complete q public road In Allegheny