The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-02-12

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ers Of Buncombe county to work con-
victs from other counties; judiciary.
ii B $50, Monroe, to amend chapter
80 OF the Code in relation to sign boards.
etc. roads and turnpikes.
lib 537, Buchanan, to amend section
1881 of the Code in reference to game;
propositions and grievances.
53S, Smith, of Caldwell, to re-
lleve Mary Mays, of Cald we'll county,
q colored school teacher; finance.
$50, French, to satisfy certain
judgments against the trustees of the
University of North Carolina. Petition
of A. w. Shaffer, administrator of Fisk
p Brewer; committee on claims.
II B $40, McClammy, to abolish
criminal courts of M~ecklenburg and
New Hanover counties; judiciary.
81 B SAL, Yates. to repeal chapter
AIS, laws of 1888; roads and turnpikes.
III 542, by Robinson, to relieve B.
L Wall, sheriff of Arson county; judi
ciary.
II B 543, by Winborne, to enforce
antitrust laws, ordered that 300 copies
be printed; corporations.
Ell 544, by KING, to allow sheriff OF
Graham county to levy tax to build
court house; finance.
81 B 545, by Starbuck, for the main
tenance and support of the Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical College for the col
ored race: apprOpriates $1,000 a year
for three years; finance
II SAG, by Hunter, to authorize the
commissioners of Madison county to
levy a tax; roads and townships
II B 547, by Crews, to amend chap
ter SIS, laws 1893, increases sppropria-
ton to colored orphan asylum.
81 B 548, by Peace, to establish a
house of correction in Vance county j;
judiciary.
II B $40, Bagwell, by request. to
amend the law In respect to insurance;
committee on insurance.
81 B $50, Bagwell, by request, In re
gard to free tuition at the University
of North Carolina, to repeal section 8,
chapter 233, laws Of 1887; committee
on education.
81 B 551. Mccall, concerning probate
of deeds made by husband and wife;
referred to judiciary committee
II 552, Mccall, to validate certain
probate of deeds; judiciary committee.
II B 553, Mccall, to confer jurisdic-
ton of the probate of deeds in certain
cases Committee on judiciary.
81 B 654, Bryan, to amend section
80 of the Code, 80 as to limit the time
of argument by lawyers to two hours
each in all civil actions and in crimi-
nal actions for less than felonies. Com
mitBee on finance.
II B 555, Turner Of Mitchell, to pro-
vide for local assessments in aid of the
public school In huntsville.
HB 556, Ewart, TO relieveT. Q. Israel,
late sheriff of Hendson county. Com
4 mItGoa IN P~OnpnSRSOnC onS OwSnvonaor
The committee on enrolled bills re-
ported the proper enrolment of bills
to authorize the payment of certain
teachers of the public schools; to in
corporate Wampun Cotton mills In
New Hanover county; to incorporate
Farmers Fire and Storm Insurance
Company; to repeal chapter 455, laws
of 1893; to change the name of Ray
mouth to WoolBey Ito fix fees of solicit
tors In estates of infants; to build
bridge across the T~ucksseigee river In
Jackson county; to regulate the pub
lie printing.
8 B SO, 81 433, allowing an increase
of taxation for the support of the
graded schools in Charlo5tee, N. c.;
submits the question of increased tax
alton to the voters Of Charlotte. Passed
third reading.
8 B 60, to incorporate the town Of
BOonvIlle, Yadkin county, passed
third reading.
II B 1856. to allow ex sheriff J T..
Neal to collect back taxes of 1885, 'S6,
81, '88 and 80 In Mcdowell county.
Tabled.
H B 446, McClammy, to fund the
floating de6t of the city of Whining
ton, passed second reading and was
placed on the calendar.
Ii B 20, to amend the charter of the
city of Edenton, so as to change the
lines of the wharves. Passed second
be eDgrOssed.
H 112, to amend the Code. Tabled.
H B 224, to relieve N. A. Reynolds,
late tax collector Of the city Of Ashe-
vile.
Mr. Lusk offered an amendment re
quiring Mr.. Reynolds to give bond
tor the faithful payment of taxes due
the city; amendment adopted, bill
| passed second and third readings and
was engrossed and sent to the senate.
II B 233, to allow citizens of Cleve-
land county to hold an election on the
liquor question.
Mr.. Ray asked that the bill be read.
The bill passed its second and third
readings.
81 B 100, to prohibit the manufacture
and. sale of intoxicating liquors In two
miles of Conveys church, Caldwell
county. passed third reading.
FL B 239. to incorporate the Carolina
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Charlotte, N. @. Mr.. Mccall offered
to explain if any one wanted an ex
PLANTATION. The bill passed second and
third readings.
81 B 800, 70 confer upon the Atlantic
and DanvilIe Railroad Company Ger
tain privileges and subject them TO the
game reatricEinna as apply to other rail,