The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-01-19
H~OUsE-sEYENrH DAY.
PraYer hv Rev. Lavi Rransnn-

HOUSE-SEvENTH DAY.
Prayer by Rev. Levi Branson.
DR.. Dixon introduced a petition tx
prohibit the sale of liquor within two
miles of st. Paul's church, Cleveland
county.
Mr.. Dockery, to incorporate the
town of Hamlet.
Mr.. Green, in favor of Catherine Nc
Kinnie, of Mitchell county.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Dufie, by request, to prohibit
the sale of liquor within two miles OF
the Missionary Baptist Church of
Catherine Lake, Onslow county.
Mr.. Petree, to fix pay of register of
deeds for election returns, to author
ize pay of registrars and judges of
elections.
Mr.. Jones, to extend time for com
plotting road to Pine Fork, Allegheny
county.
Mr.. Gallup, for relief of E. r. John
son, chairman Board of Supervisors of
Currituck county:
Mr.. Hancock to repeal chapter 90,
laws of 1891.
Mr.. Sutton, of New Hanover, to pre-
vent the spread of contagious diseases
among live stock.
Mr.. Pinnix to authorize the treasurer
of Yadkin county to pay school bills.
Mr.. Adams, to amend section 1902 OF
The Code and to amend section 1901 of
The Code.
Mr.. Bingham to repeal chapter 2O7,
laws Of 1895, relating to public roads
in Watauga county.
Mr.. Sutton, of Cumberland, to carry
out the true intent of grantors and to
abolish the rule in Shelby's case.
Mr.. Ferguson, to allow Osborne Stacy
to peddle without tax.
Mr.. Cunningham presented the pa
pers in the contest case of N. B. Brough
ton VS.. James H. Young, from Wake. |
Mr. Wilson, of Easton, presented a
bill to prohibit the sale of liquor within
two miles of Lutheran Chapel church,
in CASTOR county.
BILLS ON THE CALENDAR.
Mr.. Chapin's bill to furnish a set of
the Colonial Records to Senators and
Representatives. Passed third read
ing.
Mr.. ReynoIds's bill to give Mont
gomery three courts per year-frst
Monday in January of two weeks;
third Monday in April, one week, and
0ne the fourth Monday after first Mon
lay in September two weeks. Passed
third reading.
To authorize Randolph commission
'rs to pay R. M. Vestal SIS for teach
ng public school. Passed third read
ng.
MI Mckenzie moved to recall from
he committee the bill to charter the
Jabarrus Savings Bank, and then to
reconsider the amendment by which
he directors are made responsible for
IL deposits. Mr.. Lusk, who had sought
. make the directors responsible, t
sked to withdraw it, as he did not
7ish to place this bank on a different {
from others. Passed third read q
1g.
To repeal laws as 20 litigation for r
flee, fixing the bond to sue for any t
equal to the costs. Sach suits l.
hall be placed at the head of the cal. I
1dar. Pa, sad third reading.
To Tn0NMr1mn%1 49, AE~A-- N.-A- O
nd Western Railroad Company to be
lilt to Concord gives the usual priv 4
s, including right Of towns and L
'wnships to vote tor subscriptions. =.
r. Schulken said he was afraid of that Il
II. 1t might come in conflict with Il
le N. Q. r. r. On his motion, 125
'pies were ordered printed, and it was N
Iade a special order for Friday.
The bill to make the altering, destroy Y
g, or taking of any bill punishable y
imprisonment of 5 years and a fine
$500, and also to punish any clerk IL
r carelessness. Passed second and u
Iird reading. d
The bill to fix the term of Justice of
10 Peace's election in 1896-the term cC
end on first Monday in 1898, and to a
lalify within 80 days from notice. OF
Il acts by said Justices of the Peace :
'rformed are valid, if qualified before
lis act. Clerks shall notify Justices
the Peace. Peace offered an amend
ent to except Vance county. Lost.
IL passed third reading.
Bill to authorize commissioners of
obeson county to levy a special tax