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

message, as director of the Morganton
Asylum, from DR. Murphey. asking
that a committee be sent there
Col Lusk also opposed the resolu
tiOn
Mr. Person of Wayne arose to advo
Cate MS RESOLUTION Thought commit
rera got dlned and wlned and don't
srav long enough to finl out the Infor
nation
Col Lusk attempted to say that if
this dining and "inIng we're done for the
Durpcs s. of tupprepsIng information,
the man ought to be turned out.
Mr.. Brown. of JONES, said he visited
| GDrosboro last year and he was not
wIned.
Mr.. Person thought ONE one ought
to go when he was o looked for. in
OrOer to get at the truth. The lnsGltu
lions we're looking for them and made
extra preparations
Mr. Sutton moved an amHndmant
providing for a SUB committee of five
to each institution L st, Hs vas also
the original resolution.
To pay special venlremen 81 a day;
applies only to Rowan. A number of
counties added. Passed second aud
thIrd readings.
SEN ATE
Mr.. Justice, from J. D Norris and
ninety five others DeritiOn IT quaetIng
REPEAL of chapter 3l6 laws OF 1895.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Scales. 20 amen0 sec i'm ia of
the Code 1 n reference TO Office hours of
the clerks of the court (gIves them one
hour for dinner. changing from 9 70 4,
ard making 1t 9 to 5, allowing an hour
for dinner.
Mr.. Parker, of R .ndolph, to amend
the charter Of the A~neboro and Mont
gomery Railroad tNmpany.
Mr. Lyon, Co amend the charter~ot
Durham (makes chief of police and tax
collector e~IecCIve; elections nee in two
years; establishes Two preO,ncts).
Mr.. Alexander, for benefit of deaf,
dunno and blind.
Mr.. Cannon, TO reduce the present
rates of pllotsge for Cape Fear bar and
river.
Mr.. Moye, to incorporate the bank of
GreenvIlle
Mr. Moye, to transfer John Epps to
second class of pensioners from fourth
Class.
Mr.. Butler, to empower county COM
1 -, S0nowC 70 HooVRnnNn nnn Anu IN
each month as time for sale of real and
personal property under mortgage,
leIns, executions and other judicial
process.
Mr. Mitchell. for the relief of ex Con
federate soldiers and other disabled
persons.
M Person, to pension all Cx slaves
who did servIce for Confederate cause.
Mr. Person. to repeal 81 cClon 3433 of
the Code lin regard Co hiring Out con-
vlct-).
Mr.. Person, to suppress lynching and
recover damages therefor.
Mr. Abell. TO amend section 1, chap
ter 1. laws of 1895
Mr. Sharp, to prevent persons from
fishing In private fish ponds without
permIssion-a ~mIsdemesnOr.
Mr.. Sharp, t 20 authoriz9 the Secretary
of the 8 ate t. employ a competent
person to keep an index of all bills. g.
Mr. Parker. of r .ndolph, by request,
to pay a judgment against the UnIver
slty.
Mr.. Anderson, to amend section IL,
chapter 8, laws of 1898
Senator Atwater was substituted on
the CommlEtee on Printing for Senator
Parker. of r lndolDh
r SOLUTION Re questing Hon. Ray
Stone to address The General Assembly
Friday night, Feb u4ry 5tb, on Good
Roads. came over from the House, and
was adnpt~d .
Mr.. Person renewed his motion to
have $50 copies of his I'M france bill
printed, saying that the Public Printer
sa'd it would cost only $l2 or $l5 (The
bill covers 1872 pages of toolscap) Re
ferred to committee.
Resolution to enquire into all salaries
paid with a view TO reducing them to
conform to the price of farm products,
raising a nn6 committee TO report.
Passed second and third readings.
Bill to p3TmIG A II ElmOre, former
tax collector of Bryson City for 1898
As, passed second and third readings.
Bill to allow J. F. league, sheriff
and tax collector of Swain. to COLLEGE
tax s for 1885, passed second and
third reaOII GO.
Bill to amend chapter 277, laws of
1895, by striking out section 2. Mr.,