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

OGOT0 IN
To incorporate the Newbern Street
Railway and Electric company.
To incorporate Cherokee Lodge, A.
r. and A. NJ, Murphy, N. G. Mechanics
Dime Savings Bank.
To incorporate the Stannie Wynne
fund.
To incorporate the South Side Manu-
featuring company, Salem.
Bills passed second and third read
ings amending the charter Of Lincoln
ton.
To amend charter of Camden and
Currituck Railroad company; passed
second and third readings
Bills establishing Graded Schools
we're passed for the towns of Warsaw,
Hendersonville and Washington.
Bills to provide for working roads in
Moore. Ashe, Watauga, Stokes, Cas-
we'll, Richmond, Wake and Buncombe
counties, passed their several read
ings.
Bills authorizing special taxes were
passed for Nash, Arson and Craven
counties.
Bills to authorize bond Issues for
public improvements were passed for
Stanly county, Mount Holly and XII
ston.
PASSED THIRD
Bills to transfer patients from Chat
ham county in the MOrganton hospital
to the insane asylum at Raleigh.
Bill to abolish free tuition in the
State University not to apply to young
men row attending the college and
shall not bar any young man because
of his inability to pay cash or make
note.
Bill creating an additional term of
Wake Superior court.
NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations were
made for vacancies on the board of
trustees OF the University:
@. A. Cook to succeed @. A. Cook {;
W. E. White to succeed George Davis;
V. S. Lnsk to succeed j. l. Stuart;
D. L Russell, to succeed T. J. Jarvis;
W. 7. Rabb to succeed W. T. Fair
Faircloth; Angus shaw to succeed H.
@. Mcmillan; P. Morris to succeed
J. N. Todd; J. M. Thomas to succeed
II. D. Williams.
APPROPRIATIONS.
Bill appropriating $1,000 for State
Colored Normal School.
Bill appropriating $57, $50 for the
N. @. Insane Asylum at Raleigh.
Bill appropriating $4,000 for State
Normal and Industrial School at
Greensboro.
Bill to make certain repairs to the
Governors mansion, appropriating
81, 500.
Westmoreland sent up an amend
ment reducing it 20 $500. which was
adopted.
This really Gripping the bill, it vas
laid upon the table.
PAssED THIRD READING.
Bill to amend the charter Of the City
of State sville.
To authorize the commissioner of
Richmond county to levy a special
To amend the charter of the town of
Kinston.
So amend section 1871 of the Code.
To relieve a tram road near vii
mington.
To authorize the commissioners of
Craven county to build a bridge across
Trent river.
To charter the Winston and South
bound railroad.
To allow the commissioners of Kin
ston to issue bonds to supply water
works.
MORGANTON BILL.
This bill provides to incre5s9 the
number of directors from nine to fifteen
and nominate DR.. J. O. Wilcox. J. T.
Privett, S. A. White, James r. LOue,
w. @. Stephens and L. r Whittier as
additional directors; passed its second
reading,
CODE COMMISSION.
Senate bill, to revise and codify the
laws of North Carolina, appoints three
commissioners at salaries of 81, 500
each. On motion of Mr. French it was
referred to the judiciary committee.
Resolutions to pay contestants and
confess in election cas9s expenses and
to pay the pages and labOrers S. extra.
Mr.. Turner moved to amend by ad-
ding the engrC ssing clerks and spoke
to his amendment.
Grizzard asked the gentlemen, what
will then become OF the poor women
and children of the State"
Turner replied: Il am glad to see
that the gentleman has at last come to
his senses.
White moved to settle this question
by all-the members contributing from
| their own pockets a sufficient sum to
pay this amount to the pages.
The amendments were ruled out of
order, and the original resolution, in
favor of the pages, passed its second
and third readings.
Resolution, by Mr.. French, that the
| governor be authorized to employ q
sanitary engineer at a salary of not
more than 5000 to make sanitary i'm
provements in the capital, passed its
second and third readings.
Mr.. Leinbach amused the house by
sending I'D a resolution to thank the
editor of the NeUCs and Observer for
reporting the proceedings of the
caucus.