The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-19

merous letters urging this institution.
He had recently visited the State farm,
and had fodnd 9 ysar old boys among
the criminals.
The bill passed it's several readings:
and was transmitted to the House Oh
Representatives for concurrence.
HOUSE.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS N Sol
TIONS.
Fl PS1367, Ewart, thanks TO Jonn
McDuffe. clerk of the House, Tor COLL
niIing list of resolutions ana 0llIs.
II r Ewart, that no ne" OIL sn"A
introduced. obontar
AZ Id p 1s20 Abbott, petition from citi-
zens of Beaufort asking for a ure"so
IT B 1871, Howard, by request, bill
| pertaing to the salaries of pubic scnooI
Fl B 1872, Baker, act to protect land
lords.
of the town of Alden.
II B 1874, King, to incorporate the
Tennessee River Improvement Com
pany.
H B 1875, Spears, to prevent the in
mates of the Soldiers Home from draw
ing pensions.
Fl B 1875, French, for relies of treas
urer of New Hanover.
FL B 1877, Drew, to incorporate At
lantic Lodge l. o. 0. f.
III B 1873, Monroe, for the consolida,
ton of the William L. Sanders Society
in the Historical Society of North Caro-
lima.
III B 1879 Crumpler, to incorporate
the town of Hobbstown.
H 1880, Hooker, to prohibit the
sale of liquor in Aurora.
81 B 1881, NOrment, to charter the
Bank of Lumberton. =
II B 1882, Bagwell, by request, to
prevent the takingtof fish by dredging
in Swift creek, Wake county.
RI B 1884, Bean, to prohibit the sale
of liquor in two miles of Giles church,
in Randolph county.
II B 1885, Darden, by request, in re-
gard to DR.. W. E. justice of
the peace.
H B 1886, Hunter, authorizing the
sheriff of Madison to exercise control
over convicts.
H B 1887, Ewart, for relief of @. H.
Stanbach.
II B 1888, Ewart, to amend insurance
laws of North Carolina.
To charter the Norfolk and Camden
Railroad, which may be extended to
Elizabeth City; passed.
Other bills which passed were to
create stock law in Colly township,
Bladen county.
To incorporate Southport and Yves
tern Railway.
To incorporate the Tennessee River
Improvement company.
To incorporate the Southport Ter
minal and Improvement company.
To incorporate the FL Dorado Min
ing company.
To incorporate Mt. Pleasant Baptist
church in Cleveland county.
To amend the charter of the town of
Black Mountain.
To incorporate B~erryville, Catawba
county.
To incorporate the Cherokee Lodgeot
Masons at Murphy.
To prohibit sale of intoxicating
liquors in one mile Of churches In
many counties.
To incorporate the North Carolina
Colored Teachers's Association.
To incorporate the town of Swans
sboro.
To incorporate the town of Colum.
bus.
To incorporate Vandermere, in Pam
lico county.
For relieve of Clerk Spencer B.
Adams, of Caswell, to change May
term of. Forsyth court.
To allow Currituck to levy a special
tax.
To give James E. Burrows, a Con-
federate soldier, a pension. Leinbach
made a great speech in support OF this
bill and carried his point through,
though the bill was untavorably re
ported.
To amend chapter of Asheville.
To incorporate the French Broad
Company.
FORTY NINTH DAY-SENATE.
Prayer by Rev. J. L, Foster, city.
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
bill was taken up on it's second read
ing.
MI. Paddison, in charge of the bill,
said this bill reorganizes the agricul-
tural department, abollshes the board
of trustees of the A. and NJ. College,
and puts the college under the direc
ton of the agricultural department. 1t
is a bill which simply says that the
party in power shall take charge Of
the agricultural department. 1t makes
the president Of the State Farmers
Alliance a member of the board OF
agriculture.
Mr.. Adams raised a legal question
that the bill made a member of this
Senate a member of the board of agri-
culture. This makes him ineligible to
either one or the other of these offices.
The bill passed it's second reading.
Objection was made to the bill going
to its third reading by Mr.. Adams.