The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-01-29

tested case of John T. Newsom VS.. r.
B. Winborne, from Hartford.
The committee on the Judiciary re
ported House bill $50, and recon
mended that it do not pass.
FL B 147, to amend chapter 296 was
reported by the judiciary committee.
with recommendation that it do not
pass
II B LAT, bill to provide for uniform
taxation, reported f~avorably by COM
mittee.
Fl B 172, act to protect holders of life
and fire insurance policies, was re-
ported ~favorably.
Ell B 126, finance committee, recon-
mended that it do not pass.
8 B 4, III B las, to reduce official
bond of treasurer of Pitt county. re-
ported unfavorably by committee on
finance.
HB38, committee report unfavorabIy
and ask that it do not pass.
81 Al, committee on judiciary re-
commend that it do not pass.
HB37, was reported on unfavorably.
NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
were then introduced as follows:
III r 1S9, by Mr.. Henderson. reuuir,
ing the door-keepers and chief clerks to
report at once the number of EMPLOYEES
engaged about the Capitol.
FL r 100, by Mr.. Henderson, resolu,
tion that the House shall employ only
eight laborers and eight pages. Calen-
dar.
Fl R 1911, by MI. Payne, petition of
citizens of Robson for a new county,
referred to committee on counties,
cities and towns.
III B 1872, by Mr.. Aiken, act for the
protection of food in North Carolina.
Referred to judiciary committee.
81 B 1913. by Mr.. Ewart, bill to repeal
chapter 1928, laws 1893, prohibiting de-
struction Of fish by dynamite.
Fl B 1914, by Mr.. Monroe, a bill to
amend section 218 sub. section 2 of the
Code, in regard to publishing summons,
ETC., referred to judiciary committee.
III B 1876, by Mr.. Monroe, to amend
section 285 of the Code.
H B 1876, by MI. Henderson, bill to
relieve A. N. Vannoy, ex sheriff of
Wilkes county.
II B 1877, by Mr.. Buchanan, bill for
working public roads in Clay county.
II B 1913, by Mr.. Robinson, for relief
of John McGregor, sheriff Of Arson
county.
Fl B 1919, by Mr.. Lusk, an act to en-
power trustees and mortgages in GER
tain cases to act by agent or attorney
and to validate certain sales made by
them.
81 B 200, by Mr.. Sutton, to make in
eligible sheriffs and other county Off
GERS for more than two terms in suc
cession.
81 B POI, by Mr.. Smith, of CasWell,
to appropriate $152, 900 for the support
Of public schools in North Carolina, to
be paid out Of any funds in the treas
ury.
81 B 2O2, by Nh. Cheek, to pay D. II.
Hamlinton's administration $40 on &C
ance given I R.. Strayhorn, solicitor of
the Fifth Judicial district. s
81 B 2O3, by Mr.. Cheek, to allow
John K. Hughes, sheriff of Orange
81 B 2O4, by Mr.. Cheek, to amend
section 7s5 of Code of North Carolina.
II B 2O5, by Mr.. Cheek, to repeal
section 80 of chapter 24O, laws of 1885,
also II B 206 to amend section 288 of
the Code.
II B 2O7, by Mr.. Cheek, to prohibit
county officials holding Office more
than two terms in succession.
Ell B 2O9, by Mr.. Pool, an act to pro-
tect shell fish industry of the State.
Ell B 209, by Mr.. Woodland, to allow
Sheriff W. w. Reeves to collect back
taxes in Swain county.
Fl B 80, by Mr.. Huffman, a bill to
correct grant and land No. 1866. Cal
endar.
FL B 211, by Mr.. Huffman, bill to
amend section 2,269 Of the Code. To
committee on roads and turnpikes.
II B 212, by Mr.. Peace, act to amend
section 2, chapter Ala, laws Of 1893.
To judiciary committee.
Fl B 213. by Mr.. Lyon, bill to amend
the constitution by fOrbidding free
passes. Referred to committee on rail
roads and railroad commission.
FL B 214, by Mr.. PEBBLES, to incorpo-
rate the town of MargarettsvilIe,
Northampton county. Referred to
committee On corporations.
FL B 215, by Mr.. Cox, to amend
House bill 116. Referred to committee
finance.
Fl B ZIG, by Mr.. Linrey, to enforce
equal and just payment Of the debts of
insolVents. Referred to committe on
judiciary.
HB III, by Mr.. LlneDack, TO amend
section 81, %, S3, "a, and IS of the
Code. volume 1.
H B 21s, by Mr.. Lineback, to change
township linz in Forsyth county.
Fl B 2l9, by Mr.. Payne, petition for
the formation of the county Scotland.
Mr.. Ewart presented the report of
the committee on privileges and cleo
tions in the cases of Cross VS.. Lyon and
Abbott vs.. Daniels.
FL B 22O, by Mr.. Walker, to investi-
gate the different officers of the Assem-
bly, in regard to the number of en-