The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-01-22
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tons and Grievances.
By MI, l. L Smith, H. B. 1O5, bill
to prevent discrimination of any trans
portation, telegraph and telephone
company, and the use of free passes.
By Mr.. L. l.. Smith, Committee on
Railroads and Railroad Commission.
By Mr.. Norman, of Surry, 81. B.
LOG, bill for the relief of Stephen Ven
able, late sheriff of Surry county. FL
nance.
By Mr.. FIack, H.. B. 1Os, to abolish
the office of county superintendent OF
public instruction. To Committee on
By Mr.. Lusk, 81. B. 100, bill to allow
graduates of the Asheville Normal and
Collegiate Institute for young women
to teach in the public schools oil the
State. Education.
By Mr.. Lee, of Haywood, II. B: ITO,
bill to authorize the treasurer or hay
wood county to pay certain teachers.
Education.
By MI, Reinhardt, H.. B. III, bill to
allow the working of Convicts on the
public roads in Lincoln county. Priv
ileges and Grievances.
By Mr.. Smith, of Gates, H. B liz,
to amend Code, section 1862. Judi
By same, H. B. 11S, to amend Code,
section 6O3.
By Mr.. Phillips, of Randolph, II. B
ia, to allow the trustees of Why Not
Academy in Randolph county to make
title. Judiciary.
By Mr.. Hunter, Fl. B. 115 bill to re-
peal chapter 1O2, laws of 1893. judi
By MI. Cox, H. B. 116, bill for the
relief of sufferers from fire. Judi
By MI. Wineborne, to amend section
5. chapter 318, laws of 1898. Judi
By same, 119, to amend Code, Sec
tions 1909 and 1910. Judiciary.
By Mr.. Mccall, H. B. 12O, bill to
prevent lynching. Judiciary.
By Mr. Howord, 81. B. 121, to amend
section 2, chapter 474, laws Of 1898.
Judiciary.
By Mr.. Mitchell, II. B. 122, bill to
incorporate the Girls Training School,
Franklin county.
By Mr.. Huffman, H. B. 1913, to pre-
vent lawlessness in half mile of Jones'
Grove Church in Burke county.
By Mr.. Baker, h. B 125, to amend
section 14OS of the Code. Judiciary.
By same, to amend 1897 of the Code.
By Mr.. Campbell, five bills to amend
laws.
By Mr.. Pool, bill 1S1, to amend the
usury law.
By Mr.. Leary, H. B. 132, for the g
lief Of Miss Marion Skinner, Of ChOWan.
Propositions and Grievances.
-ByMr. King, 81. B 1873, bill to re-
lieve the sheriff of Graham county.
By Mr.. Young, 134. joint resolution
directing Secretary Of State to endorse
back and deliver to the bidders for
the public printing and binding the
checks deposited by them with him.
By Mr.. Forbes. Fl. B. 1876. resolution
declaring Henry Frank Brown duly
elected to the House from the county
of Jones.
The resolution was passed and Mr..
Brown came forward and took the oath
of Office.
Senate resolution Sc was introduced,
passed first reading and placed on col
endar. Resolution instructs the door
keepers to purchase a large blackboard
for the use of the two houses.
A petition was presented from citi-
zens of New Hanover county In rela-
ton to repeating g :ock law.
House bill rs, relating to the charter
of the city of Winston was called up
and put upon it's second reading. Mr..
Lineback explained that this was not
a political measure. The bill simply
provided what all political parties in.
the city wanted. The Republicans
wanted it passed. The Democrats
wanted it, and the Populists wanted it.
"How about the Prohibitionists9 asked
Mr.. Ewart. 1.-The Prohibitionists want
it also" said Mr.. Lineback, amid laugh
ter all over the house.
By general consent the bill passed
its third reading under a suspension of
the rules and was ordered to be en-
crossed.
The Speakers announced the follow
ing:
STANDING COMMITTEES. - Claims
Stikeleather (chairman), Petree, Nor
row, Phillips, of Randolph; Phillips,
Pitt; Self, Smith, of Cleveland; Smith,
of Caswell; Linney, Reinhardt, King
Saunders, Grizzard.
FNANCE.-Hleman (chairmap) Lusk,
Mitchell, Cox, Whitner, Aiken, Alex
ander, of Tyrrell, Young, Bryan, Cheek,
Turner, of Mitchell, johnson, Wooten,
Linney, McClammy, Nelson, Edwards,
Rhinehardt.
IMMIGRATION. Morrow, chairman;
Sutton, Hunter, Stikeleather, Self,
Grizzard, Lee, Thomas,
CORPORATIONS. -Wooten, chairman
KeathIy, Turner, of Mitchell, Linney,
Drew, Strickland, Gentry, Mclean,
walker, French, Cheek, Pool, Vickers,
Hunter, Mckinney, Wick, Saunders,
of Jones; Robinson, Duffy.
SALARIES AND FEEs.-Smith,o of Cleve-
land, chairman; Llneback, Leary. Nc
Leod, Phillips, of Pitt, Turner, ofPolk,