The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-02-14

SAINT o.. ne owner; TO amend chapter
1851 Laws Of 1895. with reference to pro-
bates in BERTHE and Beaufort countles;
to prohibit hunting and trapping game
n netting fish in Alamance and
Moore c unties; TO protest game i
Union county (prohibiting the sale OF
cartridges in that county for i've
years); 10 allow the tax collector OF
Ruths, ( ,rdron to collect the balance or
tax for 1897; 60 amend 2 3O1 OF chapter
O OF the y de, relating TO the appoint
ment OF keepers Of the capitol; for the
appointment of D B Ovens, 8 justice
OF the peace for Jobs Cabin township.
Whks county ; 70 create q new school
district IN Sampson county /; to correct
certain clauses in q land grant made to
William Fsrraby.
B, leave. Senator Blown introduced
bill 10 cuange the inscription OF the
new bull0Ing of the Institute for TIE
BInd. rms bill provides that the cor
ner stones which have been pla'ed IN
the ne = buildings, erected in 1898, for
the institute for the Blind shall be
changed 20 as TO show only the date OF
the founding Of said institute and the
date of Gne erection of the buildings;
that q pRolet of bronze or stone, with
the nam g of men upon whose places
and motto said buildings we're erected,
shall Dr. Ulaced within the building
These names are: B T. Montague,
chairman of the board J A. Briggs,
chief of building commiss on; |. M
Proctor, q Morson, O. f. Meserve, d.
o. Herring, J B. Williams, Board; John
T. r y principal, and FrankP MilOurD,
{ arcnItect. Upon motion, the bill went
, upon immaculate passage and passed
hnsl reading. Ayes, 81; naysO 0.
i'.' HOUSE.
The calendar was taken up. Bills
passed o alloR Eil8abeth City 70 issue
bonds and levy special tax; TO egtab,
Esn graded schools ct Kinston.
The rt ply Of the State Treasurer "a
the resolution Of inquiry az 60 what
Eums OF money he had paid out 70 the
penIsenslary, etc was received and
placed in she hands Of the finance com
miEteo
Balls to allow @. Il. Grim b, late
sheriff " Davidson, 10 collect arFeGrH
OF te1es for 1891, Wag discussed. There
wa al uniaVoFAble report. RepreOen
tAtavea Thompson, Julian and Leather
WOOD f4VoPed che bill. Julian said
that D v.dSon Was . close county 20
q nticaIry, and that it Wa thoughth the
sheriff pre6s cd some OF the tax payerl
TOO CLOSELY last year it would hurt thC
party, aud 90 the sheriff was very
& lenIent. The vote 60 table was: Ayes
20; noes, 10.
WInseOa read the reply Of the Cover
nor 60 toe inquiry 10 TO what vacancies
: there are on toe board Of directors o
directors OF the ~penitentiarV. The re
ply said there were tWo-trom TIT
Seven b and Ninth districts. Winston
Saiu one of these, N. 81 H. Caldwell
had occurred within the past 4S hours
He then placed in nomination William
q. M Sland, from the Seventh anC
! Martin L Bryan, from the Ninth, VIII
were elected.
Winston, by leave, introduced a bill
which, 40 Ter q suspension Of the rules
ct once passed its readings, amending
the act putting the peuitentiary il
Democratic hands, by providing tina
Z If the board Of directors dnds that to-
any cause is cannot meet at the peni
Tertiary February Josh, then it shall
have leave TO meet at any place IN TIT
; city Of R AIelgh it may select.
Bills passed TO amend chapter 200
acts OF 1897 in regard to measurement
Of logs (B ,rtie and Beaufort being ex
cepeeo); co amend the charter OF Hert
IfoFd and ''give it good government;
TO give Richmond and Iredell counties
power EO pay special v~eniremen; to in
corporate the Carolina Northern Rail
. road Company; to regulate bonds o
officers in Craven county.