The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-02-05
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NINErEENrH D~AY-sENATE.
PETITIONS.

Institute township. Lenoir county, II
regard to stock law.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The following reports were sub
SB5 so, Westmoreland, regulating the
public printing and binding. Unfavor
ably.
SB % and 80, Gambler, with a sub
stitute, TO fix the maximum schedule
of charges for selling leaf tobacco IN
warehouses Recommended that the
substitute do pass.
s B 179. Snipes, to amend section 1,
chapter 1877, laws of 1898, relative TO
fishing in Towards creek, IN Watauga
county. Unfavorably.
Senator Fortune, s B 1913, to allow
magistrates Co dispense exact Justice
at Henrietta Mills, in Rutherford coun-
ty. Unfavorably.
Senator Long. S B 124, to repeal
chapter 4, laws 1898.
Senator Franck. : B 191, to amend
section 1850, relating to the weight OF
unbOlted corn meal. Unfavorably.
Also, S B 100, TO provide lumber IN,
gpectOrs for certain counties. Favor
ably.
Also, S B 1O2, to amend the laws Of
1885. changing the time of holding
court In Jones and Fender counties.
Unfavorably.
Senator Abel, SB94, for the relief of
M. N. Hamrick, sheriff of Cleveland
county. Uufavorably.
Also, S B 194, to amend chapter 172,
laws 1891, with reference to birds 10
certain counties. Favorably.
Also, s B 1874, for the relief Of John
w. Cook. UufavOrably.
Also, s B 202, TO amend chapter 120,
laws Of 1893, relating TO Cutlowhee
Normal school in Jackson county.
Favorably.
Also, SB 168, relating to the relief
of sheriffs and tax collectors, with a
substitute, recommending that the
substitute do pass.
s B IFS, Cook, to regulate the en-
ploymenG of labor, with a request that
the bill be referred to the committee
on propositions and grievances. 1t
was referred.
s B TIA. Fowler, to amend section
BIAS - Sc of the Code, for the relief of
graduates in dentistry. UnfavorROly.
s B so, Adams, to facilitate the trial
of causes and reduce the expenses Of
courts. Unfavorably.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills and resolutions
were introduced:
s B 2l9. Long, authorizing the award
of the public printing to the lowest
bidder.
s B 22O. McCaskey, to amend the
Charter of the town of GAINESVILLE.
81 22i, Gambler, TO repeal chapter
SO, laws Of 1887, relative to town char
tiers.
s B 222, White, of Alamance, to in
corporate the Burlington Banking
Company.
IS B 223, Norris, to amend section
221S of the Code, for the encourage
ment and promotion of agriculture.
SD 224, Hoover, to amend section
17I9, the Code, to reduce registration
fees. Referred to committee on fin
Rnce
S B 225. Bellamy, to amend the
charter of the town of SpringhOpe.
SD 226, FarthiDg, to prohibit the
sale OF intoxicating liquors.
BILLS ON SECOND AND THIRD READING
8 1913, to amend chapter 100, laws
of 1898, with reference to the Cullow.
hee graded school, in Jackson county /;
passed its second and third read
ings.
8 40. was tabled.
SB l49, with reference to the i'm
provement of the public roads by
working convicts thereon, was taken
up, and was, after some discussion,
postponed till to day for further con-
sideratiOn.
s B 1874, for the relief of David Fox,
an eX Conft derate soldier. The bill
provides that Fox shall become q pen
sioner under the pension laws. Laid
on the table.
House and Senate bill, with an
amendment from the house for the re-
lief of W. J. Sutton, eX sheriff of Bla-
den county, was taken up and the
amendment of the house concurred
In.
SB19O, to amend chaptr 436, laws
of 1889. was tabled.
s B 1SS, to abolish the inferior court
of Swain county. Senator Moody said
this court was a useless affair; that it
was established by the Democratic
magistrtes and county commissioners
for the especial purpose of trying and
annoying Republicans and Populists.
The bill passed its second third read
ings. Senator Abel voting against it.
SB 1876, TO repeal chapter 246. laws
Of 1885, with reference to stock law in
10ho0E Souh1ys PdssoO aus seconu ana
third readings.
SB147, to repeal chapter $50, laws
Of 1893, relating to stock law in Pam
leo county, passed second and third
readings
81 B 1O9. to incorporate 1.-THE Trus-
tees of Watts Hospital" in the county
Of Durham, passed its second and third
readings, and was ordered enrolled for
ratification.
s B 30, 81 B III, bill to amend chap
ter 26S, laws 1891, with reference to