The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-02-02
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HOU -E-EIGHTEENrH nAY
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS

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BILLS n RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. darCness. t prescr'D- the lIabili-
Ct. 8 nt rail a bV DrnvIolng tina any
pmplO, ca of any railway Who Ia In
jur. d. or the representative Of any
p-rsOn BILLED ny railway accidents dur
Ing nls service by Inc negrgeDce, care.
l~essneas or lac 'mpeCeI CIV ~ any OGn-r
e-nUiO, ee, OF Oy any defect IN the ma
chInerN. snail Oe enLITl. d Co MAINTAIN
an action agalnsG SAID rail way, and
hat any Contract or agreemen6, *
pressed or implied. mace by any Pm
OlOyee of the rail- way TO gain the b-ne-
fG OF the above, shall De null and VOID.
Mr.. Lusk, TO allow admIni4rraGOIs
executors, guar IIAns. AAsIgnee+ and
OentficIarIes To cnange premiums pAId
security c m I'D the estates, Cne
sum not TO Exceed one haif of one per
cent pei annum on the amuult of such
bonds
M. Luck, to have C 'unty commls-
slOnrrs TO Designate u depository TO
prot c the puOIic 'uUda III the hands
of public fic re-, they may designate
a bank, State or National; and CnaG
duplicate OepO-IU slips shall De fled
WITH the mmiaslun-rs.
Mr.. Garter, Co provide that no
man, woman, or cnIld snail oe N
plole ed by any manufacturing esGaO
lIshmenT for u longer time than ten
hours a dav, unless for the purpos7 of
making ut cesaary reUaIre this I'D ap
Uly To establishments winch employ
over five PERSONS; the of GnIs
TO ne a mIsdemeAnnr, and the p nalGy
or doe. nf lot less than $50
Nj Smith, GO amend tn law OF 1891,
In regard TO the Coll C ION of morU
cages e C
Mr. Cram, arp, prI4tlDg $34 500 for
a oOrmutOry for boys az the wul,e de-
p4rtmenG at the Institution FIR the
OlInd. for an assembly rm m, &C
Mr. BrVan. TO incorporate the Chat
nam Traction @ umpany.
III OO'gOAS w 1A4CAN Ut '4oA uNA vi
rh- Fay erGevIIle aud AIOemarIe Rail
road Company.
Mr. Peace, to strike out the provis
ION for two addIClOual justlc5 % of the
D ,ckery made a motion, which. after
debate, WAS adopted, that when the
dnu-e soj urn TO day It be TO meet at
s y C OcK TO morrow evening, In rider
CnaG the members may attend the exc
cIses at the UnIVereITy Wednesday
The oil WAS taken up TO nave sales
women alt down When not busy.
Mr. Lusk and Mr.. Martin asked for
explanation of oil, NC was gwen
OS D. D xNn, of Cleveland.
To Incorporate the town of Robin
sonvll'e, In Graham County, passed
second reading.
To ame' d "hapter 35, section 1. pub
liz laws OF 1895 p ,ssed second re ding.
J"InG res III ion to hear Hon Roy
Stone of n AgrIcul ural D ptrtmeDt,
ON public roads FrId4y Light. Febru
AIRY 5Gn passed second and TIL d read
lpgs
e .mmittee Cd E lrolled Bill reported.
Col LusK asked If the chairman of
the cOmmirtee had comp .red G. g orlgi
nal bill with The enrol d oil. Mr.
Haus-r IepIltd, "Ye', they have been
compared ana found co1recG" Then
the bills were read.
To amend chapter 258 laws of 1883
Pas, ed second and TnlId Teadir gs
To ,xend tine for setting State
debt Passed second ana third read,
ings
Col. Lu k. without objection, intro
due. d resolution excluding I~OObyi>t5
from the II use. Was put immedl
arely on passage. .
Mr.. McCrary wanted to know how
could they tell a lDOby ist. Col Lusk
saId be was tired of certain gtn It emen
LOBBY lists or other wise, going up and
down the aleleS InrerruptIng members,
following bnls. He vas tired of it.
and believed the members were, end
they oush5 to get down 60 work with
out any further ado.
Mr.. C4tney Cffered a long amend
me- d ccv-ring the ground OF Col. Lusk,
aud Mr.. Hancock FREQ an amend
menr, or substitute, adoing to Col
Lu-k's resolution, excluding all except
Senators, employ ees and n-~spaper re
p~orters. D scus1ion followed, ard the
VIII il m sTrer developed 50 much talk
that, on motion of Mr.. Allen, IL was
fin ally tabled.
To amend chapter 1877, laws of 1895,
passed second and Ihud readings.
To regulate the fees of The sheriff OF