The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-02-14
SENATE.
THIRTY THIRD DAY-Feb. 10.

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Railroad duly Incorporated; TO author
jKs, Mcdowell and WRtsuga TO levy
tax: 10 Incorporate baltimore.
Bill TO incorporate the Emancipation
Proclamation Association came up.
Senator Fuller, (colored) said the AS
ISOLATION was composed mainly OF poll
tiCsans who atirred no bad feeling. The
bill ives tabled on FulleF's motion.
Bills passed third reading to amend
charter Of Rid Springs; calling on
Governor for reports Of lenintentiary
for 1897 and 1898; to amend section
1929 # the Code; TO remove Safe ar
senaI; to authorize Durham to issue
school bonds; to authorize Tyrrell to
levy special tax; to improve roads In
AnsoD; to elect a cotton wejgher for
Charlotte; to incorporate the Golden
Rule Benevolent AssC citation to amen
the Code relating to marriage license
(applyinR only to Robeson); TO r. peal
chapter 36l, laws of 1892, to amend
section 40 Of the Code regarding tele
graph ana telephone comp 4niea; to re
peal chapter 27I, laws OF 1897; TO IN.
corporate Columbia; to amend chapter
81, laws of 1897; TO regulate drainage
OF 10 wlands; to incorporate the r }
Reynolds Tobacco Company; to estab
Ilsh q dispensary in the town OF Madi
son, Rockingham county; to prohibit
hunting in DAvie without permission
By leave, Senator Mcintyre intro
dnced q bill to appropriate 500, 900 to
public schools.
Bills to incorporate the North and
South Caroline R abroad, and the Bank
OF Chapel HILL; also the Coleman cot
Ton mill; 20 establish q dispensary at
Clayton; to incorporate the Great
Council of n 9. Order Of Rad Men; 20
amend the charter Of WlkesbOFo,
passed third readmgs.
HOUSE.
The report OF the 1diciary commit
Ooe, in favor of the impeachment OF w.
L. Norwood as judge, was presented
Fouohee, ,HDA vas made the special or
der for IL O'Clock TOMORROW. A reBo
lutton wGs embodied in the report pro
Eviding that q committee Of three from
the House impeach Norwood at the
bar Of the Senate Of high crimes and
3misdemeanors, and declaring that the
House would prove it's charges and
that Norwood be brought, before the
Senate to answer the charges made
Charge, drunkenness.
Winston called up his bill requiring
separate railroad accommodations Tor
whites and negroes and demanded i'm
mediate consideration. H9 offered an
amendment including steamboats,. Hts
bill gives all the authority to the rail
way commission, makes the penalty
for failure to obey the law-SlOO a day,
80 be received by any person who mey
sue therefor; gives the railways full
police power to ii 'et persons who re-
fuse to comply with the Law, and also
those who refuse to aid the rail way
afadavits in assisting in enforcing the
Law when called on tt do 30.
Several mambers said the bill ought
to be referred to the committee. This
was done.
By leave, Holman introduced q bill
to appropriate from the general fund
800, 900 to the public schools.
Davis, of Haywood, presented on be
half of the committee ono ongressionRl
districts a bill, with a favorable re port
placing Catawba, Cleveland, CASTOR
and Mitchell counties in the Eighth
districs, and DAvie and Yadkin In the
81 venth district.
The bill to establish the Vance textile
school as q department of the Agricul
tural and Nee 7anical College, passed
third reading. L mn offered an amend
ment, which was lost, that there shall
be as many free scholarship as there
are members Of the House.
The bill to create county Of Scotland
out of the four southern townships Of
Richmond came upon third reading.
Patterson, of R0beson, endeavored
to secure postponement because Of the
absence Of Wall, Of Richmond, but the
House declined to postpone. The bill
passed, ayes 75, noes
By leave, Robinson introduced e bill
to incorporate the Bank of Cumber-
land at Fayetteville.
Bills passed to allow Rockingham
county to issue bonds to take up old
bonds and fund debt.
At noon the House took up as special
order the Stevens anti trust bill. The
committee had amended the bill so il