The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-03-23
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
HOUsE-FlFrY-sEcoND DAY.

LIV6 6EOCk anu 1OUASEN HSoOOA1e4SA
Chilcut, to authorize the Board or
Medical Examiners to grant license In
certain cases.
ChiIcut, to prevent the obstruction
Of public highways In Gulltord
county.
Chiicut, to repeal the special tax law
in Transylvania county.
Harris, of Halifax to prohibit the
telling of trees in ButterWood creek.
Alexander, Il amend rule Is, chap.
ter %, of the Code.
Lusk, to prevent the carrying Of
concealed deadly weapons by detective
agencies.
die on March 8.
Ormabv, 70 extend the charter of
Marblehead Springs Railroad Company
at Winston.
Burgess, for the relief of the sheriff
Of Camden county.
Chaplin, to fix the compensation of
the treasurer of Harnett county.
Chaplin, for the relief of James San
derford, an ex Oonferate soldier.
Daniels, to incorporate the town of
Mandes, in Dare county.
Lusk, to provide for the election of
the Superintendent of Health by the
people.
Currie, to incorporate the Williams
Fitzhugh Lumber Company.
Person, of Wayne, to place J. II.
Wigs on the pension roll.
Carter, to amend section 1924 of the
Code as it applies to Nash county.
Cox, to prevent Fl 5hing in the waters
of Tar and Pamlico rivers.
Lusk, to amend section 8, chapter
$40, laws of 1893
Lusk, to pay II. 1. 6 J. Q. Stewart,
public printers, for certain binding
done for the State.
} Lusk, to place Mrs. Marcissa Lewis
on the pension roll.
Person, of Wayne, to authorize Viii
son to issue bonds.
White, of Randolph, to amend chap
ter 10S, laws of 1895.
White, of r tndolph, TO incorporate
ASHORE Lodge No. As, Knights of
Pythias.
Ward, to amend the charter of War
saw.
Bryan, of Chatham, for the relief of
T. B. Laster, of Chatham.
Bryan, OF Chatham, to renew, and
amend chapter $50, laws of 1891 and
amendatory acts.
Bryan, of Wilkes, to provide for the
building and maintenance of public
roads In Wilkes county,
Marlborough, to change the boundary
between Milton and Sonora precincts.
Harris, of Hyde, supplementary to
an act to promote the oyster industry.
Cunningham, to regulate the rules of
hre insurance companies. The bill re
quires the Secretary Of State to inves
tIgate the rates charged in this and
other States, and prevent discrimina-
ton against the people of tnis State.
AnU nnPSnn ahnV hn NO tho NTnhk RI aVTh
NIT his grievance and have relief and
may appeal to courts, as in other cases
under the law.
BRYAN, of E~igecombe, t~orepeal chap
ter SO, public laws Of 1895.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House re assembled at 4 o'clock
and the entire session was devoted to
purely local bills.
Bills we're disposed of as follows:
To provide that section 121, acts of
1895, shall cease to be in force after
two years and ninety days from March
2, 1895, as to the collection Of taxes.
Passed.
To locate the line between this State
and Tennessee. Passed.
To provide that insurance companies
not incorporated under the laws of this
State, shall do business through regu
larly appointed and licensed agents.
Passed.
To establish a graded school at
Chapel Hill. Passed.
The assignment bill recently intro.
duced by McOrary was tabled without
opposition by the introducer.
The bill regarding the appointment
of the Charlotte police was made a
special order for next Tuesday at IL
o'clock.
To allow the commissioners of Forest
City to levy a special tax. Passed.
For the relief OF the Clerk of Burke
county Superior Court Passed.
TO protect fish in Trent river Passed.
To keep CataWba river open as q
highway for foatage. Passed.
To provide for the working Of public
roads In Washington county by taxa
ton. Passed second reading.
To amend chapter 27I, laws of 1873,
relating to a ferry across Pasuuotank
river. Passed.
To allow the commissioners of Allie
Rhany county to levy a special tax to
build a court house and Jail. Passed
second reading.
To establish a public ferry across
Rocky river, between Stanley and An
son counties.
0AOW Wilkes COuuGy 70 levy b
special tax, Passed third reading.
To allow Jackson county to levy q
special tax for the building of a bridge
across Tuckasee river. Passed.
To fix the time for holding the GRIM
lnal circuit courts in the Fifth judicial
court district. Passed.
To allow Berryville to issue a special
tax. Passed second reading
10 amend the charter of Durham and
allow said city to Issue bonds. Passed
second reading.
To allow the commissioners of Hay