The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-03-10
proceedings of Legislature.
CONTINUED from Third Page.)

J. b. stokes, of BERTHE county. for . Term
OF SIX years; Fifth Congressional dis
tllcI, n. W. Scott. of Alamance county
lor a term or six years; Eighth Congress
5ional district, r. l.. Doughton, of Ale
ghany county, for a term of six years
DIRECTORS or the State Hospital at
dolcsooro, the following persons for the
following terms, namely: Elisha Porter.
OF Pender county, for a term of six
years; ID. w. Bullock, OF New hanover
county, for a term of six years: r s.
McCoin, Of Vance county, for A term of
six years; L. 3. Bynum, OF Chatham
county, for a term of four years, said
last appointment being to fill out The
unexpired term of a. f. Johnson, re-
signed.
Directors of the State Hospital at Nor
canton for the following terms, namely:
j. w. Sawyer, of Buncombe county. for
a term of six years; j. P. Caldwell. OF
Mecklenburg county, for a term of six
years; j. G.. Hall, OF Caldwell county.
for a term of six years; K. l.. Holt, o.
Alamance county, for a term of four
years. The appointment of the said r..
L. Holt being to fill out the ~unexpired
term Of r. n. Page, resigned.
Directors of the Institution for the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind at Raleigh, the
following named persons for a term OF
six years, namely: J. G. Boylin, of An
son county; James d. Moore, of Castor
county.
Directors Of the Deaf and Dumb Insti-
tuition at Norganton: Frank Thompson.
of OnsloW county, in place of NJ. L. Reed,
resigned, for a term of two years.
Directors to the State Hospital at Raj
ninb for q to~n1 ~f 81, ~.1o,r. J1h, Wy
Thompson, of Wake county; J. G. Hunt,
of Granville county; S. O. Middleton, Of
Duplin county.
Directors of the Agriculture and Me-
chanical College for the colored race at
Greensboro as follows: w. L. Kluttz, #
Rowan county. from Seventh Congress
sional district; S. Bryant, of Randolph
county, from Eighth Congressional dis
trict; NJ. w. Bell, of Cherokee county.
from Tenth Congressional district. At
large, NJ. C. S. Noble, George T. Dunlap,
and ]. I. Foust.
SENATE-FIFTIETH DAY.
The Senate met at 10 o'clock yesterday.
Lieutenant-Governor Turner presiding.
There was no prayer.
The reading of the journal was fol
lowed by committee reports, the bills
gong 10 the CdleludI- Inc UlltS ron
the House were referred unless there
We're requests 20 go on the calendar. No
petitions were presented.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were read the first
time, referred, or placed ON the calen-
dar:
S. B. 1922. Beasley: Supplemental to
an act providing for court stenogralh hers
for Union and Buncombe counties.
S. B. 1923. Thayer: To protect game
in Little River township, Montgomery
county.
S. B. 1924. Thayer: To exempt John M.
Fox, a disabled ex-Confederate soldier of
Montgomery county, to peddle without Ii
cense.
S. B. 1926. Allison: 70 amend an act
regulating the killing of birds in Cabar-
rus county.
S. B. 1926. Godwin: To prohibit the
selling of liquor and cigarettes within 3
miles of Buie's Creek, in Harnett coln-
ty.
S. B. 1927. Goodwin To prevent the
floating of sawdust in the streams i'll
Black River township, in Harnett coun-
ty.
S. B.. 142S. Goodwin: a resolution t.
adjourn sine die at midnight on the 9Th
of March.
S. B. 1929. MARSHALL: For the relief
of w. S. Needhan, a public school
teacher of Surry.
S. B.. 1890. Rcinhardt: To incorporate
the town CT Crause, in Lincoln coun-
ty.
S. B. 1881. Godwin: To incorporate the
Dunn Trolley Company.
S. g.. 1892. Hunter: To amend the
road law of Warren county.
S. B. 1888. Bellamy: To protect flow
ers grown on the plazas in the city of
Wilmington.
S. B. 1874. Bellamy: To incorporate
the town Of Myrtle, in Brunswick coun-
ty.
S. B.. 1885. Mclaughlin: To amend the
charter of the city of Statesville and to
define the corporate limits of the said
county.
S. B. 1896. Travis: To INCORPORATE the
Chockyotte Railway and Power CON-
pany.
PASSED FINAL READING.
The following bills having passed all
readings in both houses were ordered
enrolled for ratification:
n b. 1882, S. B. III: To incorporate
the North Carolina and Tennessee Rail
road Company.
H. B. 1893, s. B. 1896: To incorporate
the Perpetual Insurance Company OF
North Carolina.
n. B. 1911, S. B. 1884: To protect and
promot the oyster industry OF the State.
II. b. 1855, S. B. SIS: 70 incorporate
the Bank of Stoneville, Rockingham
county. Concurred in House amend
ment.
Fl. B.. 962. S. B. 1881: To amerd chap
Ter 9. Public Laws of 1901, being the
Revenue Law of the State
II. B.. 1446, S. B.. 1925: To incorporate
the Roanoke Island Celebration Company
end to provide for ar institution OF IN
structiOn on Roanoke Island IN comment
Grafton of Sir Walter Raleigh's efforts 10
America. An amendment stTlk-
ing OUT the $50, 900 appropriation was
a1orted and the bill was sent to tho
House for concurrence in the amend