The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-01-15

age OF silver at the ratio of Is to 1 and
Gorepeal the act of Congress imposing
q tax OF ten per cent upon the issue of
on Finance.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Smith D. Gates. Creferred to
committee on EducatiOn): Act ''to
CARRY out constitutional regulations
IN regard 60 public schools"
MI. Mckenzie, D, Rowan. Oom-
nllGtee On Propositions and Grievancp1
bhI TO prohibit manufacture and sale
OF splrltuous or intoxicating LIQUORS"
Mr.. Crumel, r Yadkin, COMMITTEE
on CorpOratIOns): Bill ito inc0rDor-
ate David Lodge. No. 118, I. 0. O. f"
Mr. Duncan. R Carteret, Commit,
tee on Fish INTEREST,": Bill for the
protection of fishermen Of Carteret
county against Monopolies."
Mr., Rascoe, D, BERTHE, Committee
on Penal Institutions: Bill relating
the a0or of c~Onvicts on the county
farm of BERTHE county"
Mr.; Mayes, col. R., Greeville, intro,
duced a resolution,that in the memorial
[ w. d. Crews, contestant, the depo,
sltlons, papers, ETC., be Immediately
referred to the Committee on Pri-
vileges and Elections, which was 40
ordered.
Mr.. Winborne, D., Hartford: reso-
luton that 60 copies of acts since 1883
be furnished to the members.
Mr.. MewbOrne, D., of Greene. Com.
on Corporations: Bill, with petition
Ito extend corporate limits of the town
or snow Hill, in Greene county.
Mr.. McClammy, D., New Hanover.
Com. on Judiciary: Bill for the re-
lief of Clerk of the Superior Conrt of
New Hanover county"
Mr.. McClammy, D, New Hanover,
Com. on Corporations: Bill Ito repeal
stock law In New Hanover"
MIR. WinbOrne, d, Hartford, Com.
on Judiciary: Bill Ito amend chapter
$50. laws 1885"
Mr.. Winborne, D, Hartford, Com.
on Corporations: Bill Ito amend the
charter of the Murfreesboro Railroad
Company, allowing road to be built
without taxing towns on the line"
Mr.. Turner, R, Mitchell, Judiciary:
Bill ito prevent dealers in jury and
witness tickets from defrauding Nit
chell county"
Mr.. Mccall. D, Mecklenburg, Cor
porations: Bill Ito incorporate the
Carolina Mutual Fire Insurance Go. of
ChaIl)tte."
Mr.. Williams, r Craven, Judiciary:
Act to change the law Ito amend chap
tzr 1876, laws of 1885, chapter 1914, laws
of 1887, 50 as to change time.f for hold
ing Superior Courts of Craven and
BERTHE"
Mr.. Mewborne, D G. -eene, Finance:
Bill ito allow Bard OF Commissioners
of Greene county to levy a special
tax"
Mr.. Ewart, r, Henderson, moved
that the bill introduced by him Thurs
day for the establishment of county
government be read and 1,O00 copies
be printed and sent to the counties,
cities and towns Of the State, which
was ordered.
Mr.. Mckenzie. D., Rowan: Petition
from St Paul's Evangelical Luthern
Church in Rowan county.
Mr.. Williams, R, Craven, moved
that the rules be suspended to read a
resolution in contest election case of
W. H. Crews against A. A. Lyon, D.,
Granville. The resolution was referred
to committee IN Privileges and Elec
tions.
MI. Turner, R of Mitchell: Reso
luton that all memorials of contested
cases deposited with the speaker or
principal clerk be at once referred to
committee On Privileges and Elections.
MI. William, Rep, moved that the
Committee or Privileges and Elections
beempoWered to employ a stenographer
which was adopted.
Mr.. Winborne, DEM, Hartford, asked
if any dispositions in the Robson
county contested election case had
been referred to the Committee on
Privileges and Elections. The clerk
thought they had not been filed.
Mr.. Lusk, Rep, Buncombe, resolu-
ton to furnish to the members of the
Assembly two copies each Of the
Code.
Mr.. Winborne, Dem, Hartford,
amended SO as to include acts of legis
laGure since the last Code of 1883.
It was stated that there were only
100 copies of the Code available.
There was some discussion as to the
number to be distributed, which was
finanally settled by the adoption of the
amendment of Mr.. Smith, of Gates, to
furnish a copy of the Code to each two
members.
After quite a lengthy discussion of
several matters the House ad jOurned.
MISTER SENERTUR NEWBORN
HE'D Err BILL RED"