The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-02-09

Exposition provides 6n0G Ior 6n0 pnr'
pose of making an exhibit there a board
of managers is created. composed Of
the Governor, the Board of Agricul-
ture, and nine other citizens selected
By the governments; the Board of Agri-
culture is authorized to make an ex-
hibit, and to use for this purpose any
funds it may have on hand or to its
credit in the treasury; and to further
carry out the provisions Of this Act,
the sum of $40, 900 be appropriated out
OF any funds in the treasury not other
wise appropriated.
Bill passed third reading chartering
the Stone Mountain Railway.
To authorize commissioners OF Rich
mond county to levy a special tax.
Passed third reading.
To authorize commissioners Of Chero-
kee county to issue bonds. Passed
second reading.
To incorporate Youngville Oolored
Military Academy.
Mr. Dockery got ~reconsid Grafton for
his bill tabled a few days ago to move
the Carolina Savings Bank OF Char
lobte to Monroe under the charter got
ten four years ago, without paying
any new license fee; passed second and
third readings.
Resolution to let Miss Lewis speak
Friday, February 18Th, in the Hall on
Woman's Suffrage.
To amend charter of the Carolina
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
passed second and third readings.
To require commissioners of Craven
county to refund illegal taxes collected
during 1895. pass5d second and third
readings
To place Joseph N. Long on the pen
sion roll.
To place Mrs. Sarah Aknox, of
Brunswick county, on the pension roll;
passed second and third readings.
Toauthorlze clerks of crimlnarcou our
to take probate OF deeds, passed second
and third readings.
To incorporate Bank of Kinston,
passed second and third readings.
To require one half of the voters in.
stead of one 9th, to have a stock law
election, passed second and third read
ings.
To incorporate the town of Stark, in
Montgomery county, passed second
and third readings
To prevent ARRAYS, taken from the
table at the instance of Cook. Motion
to table again by Sutton. carried.
To allow commissioners of Montgom
cry county to levy a special tax, passed
second reading.
To pension B. L. Fritz, of YanceY,
passed third reading.
To make SANDER punishable Grimm
ally, passed second aud third readings
SENATE.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
McOaskIe, to prescribe the terms
upon which foreign Corporations can
do business in the State, and to annul
the lease of the N @. R R. Mr.. Clark
asked to have $50 copies printed. Car
ried.
CLARK. to amend section 1859 of the
Code.
Clark, to amend the charter Of the
town of Eafeld
Ashburn, to change the U. 8. Con,
sti5ution
Grant, for the relief of the lawyers
of the city of R Aleigh; said Mr.. Grant.
1t was to establish a dispensary for
Goldsboro.
M1ye, to incorporate the Tar River
and North Carolina Railroad.
Alexander, to Incorporate Bethel
church, Mecklenburg county.
Person, to incorporate United Work
ers' Mutual Aid Association.
Person, to increase the public school
fund.
Early, to amend charter of Yelling
ton and PowelIsville Railroad Com
pany.
U5ley, to pay Miss Lula Lc7g for
teaching public school.
Shaw, to place Miles Y. Mercer on
pension roll
Moye esked what had become of his
bill prohibiting gold notes Mr.. Smath.
ers said it would be acted on eoon.
Bill to permit administrators of the
late Sher If Woody. of Yancey, to col
lect taxes for '91-93, inclusive, passed
second and third readings
To require engrosslng and enrolling
clerks to keep up with work, and pre-