Forty Third Day Petitions and legislative actions in NC
A long record of petitions and bills in the North Carolina General Assembly. Measures include county debt funding, new townships, stock laws, fish protection, school establishments, road improvements, and numerous incorporations. Debates cover Elkin county, Morganton deaf school funding, and a major plan to erect a Confederate monument in Raleigh with a $19,000 state appropriation.
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Senate
Elkin
Yadkin
Wilkes
Surry
Joea
Brown
Sayes
Cooper
Mouse OF Representatives
North Carolina Institution For the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Raleigh
Fields
Leatherwood
Pou
Jones
Rowan
Henderson
Alexander
Columbus Land and Improvement Company
Mitchell
North Carolina
Mile Pene
Morganton
Goldsboro
Lina Monumental Association
Board of Lady Managers
Capitol Square
Spruill
North Carolina Railroad
Merriman County
Typograph Company
Taylor
Hertford
Murfreesboro
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Company
Messrs. Allen, Ward and Rowe
Messrs Long, Kitchen and Taylor
Scotland
Caldwell and Watauga Railroad Company
Monroe
Flat Creek
Buncombe County
Granite City Improvement Company
Newbern Steam Ferry Company
Jackson Swamp
Ribeson County
Alleghany County
Bank of Louisburg
Railroad Commission
McNeill
Geo. H. Bellamy
Brunswick
Harnett
Graham County
Trinity College
Board of Trustee
Bank of Lexington
Forty Fourth Day Senate Proposals and Petitions
On the Fortieth fourth day Senators introduced petitions and measures. Potter presented a Catawba county prohibition petition. Armstrong sought to redraw the Bladen Pender county line. Jones aimed to amend section 729 of the Code. Abbott proposed incorporating the Elizabeth City and Pasquotank railroad company. Posey urged establishing a state wide time meridian for surveying. Cranor sought Wilkes county tax to fund a courthouse and jail. Campbell proposed incorporating the Asheville Trust Guarantee and Collection Association. Battle moved to incorporate the First Baptist Church of Rocky Mount. Cranor also pushed a proposal regarding slan
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Allen
Smith
John L. Jones
Haywoot
Williams
Henderson
Henderson County
McKenzie
Yadkin Fails Bridge Company
Craven
Mele
Wrights 2
Brooks
Contentnea Creek
Stonnington Creek
Bellamy
Wilming
Parker
Perquimans
Bethel Lodge
Order of Land Charity
Gilmer
Hayed
Aerican Home, Mineral and Timber Company
Ward
Harris
Abrook
Beans Plains Arch
Wilkes County
Mr Grimes
Stevens
Mr. Hamilton
Ashe
Alleghany
Mr. Long
Warren
Parmele
Spruill
Wilmington and Weldon
Rutherford County
Marion
Loan and Savings Bank of
Charlotte
Haywood County
Piedmont Toll Bridge Company
Murphy
Tyrrell County
Lincoln County
New Hanover County
Patterson
McDowell
Mutual Farmers’ Fire Association
Pettigrew
Little
Pavis
Poll
Kenny
Senate
Day
Edgecombe Homestead and Loan Association
Kill Quick
Edgecombe County
Fields
Sparta
Alleghany County
Owen
Lexington
Davidson County
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
House
Greensboro
Jones
Statesville
Bethlehem
Pitt
Bladen County
Cape Fear River
White Hall
Elizabethtown
Buncombe County
J. B. Smith
Cumberland County
Swain County
Elkin
Wilkes
Surry
Thomas M Holt Manufacturing Company
Lucas
Harnett
Cumberland
Sampson
Petersburg Railroad Company
Lower Creek and
Linville
Bg Bridge Ferry Company
Board of Commissioners of
Pender County
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Goldsboro
North Carolina Investment Company
Durham County
Liberty
Randalgh
Beaufort County
King
House OF Representatives
Hoffman
St. Johns Church
Warren Church
Long
Zion Church
Warren County
Venable
Surry County
Axley
Adama
Summer Hails School
Fuller
Durham
Wiker
Chatham County
Byrd
Yancey County
Schulken
New Slope Chapel
Columbus County
Anderson
Starnes
Narcotic Cure Company of
North Carolina
Asheville
Whitfield Church
Clark
Raleigh and
Cape Fear
Blair
Thomasville Electric Light and Manufacturing Company
Pritchard
Elizabeth City
Monroe
Lee
Ashe and
Crooks
People’s Bank of
Yadkin River
Potter
Burton M. Har Iesay
Carteret County
South Wadesboro
Anson
Lower Creek
Catawba County
Armstrong
Bladen Pender
Abbott
Senator Campbell
Asheville Trust, Guarantee and Collection Association
Senator Battle
First Baptist Church of
Rocky Mount
Senator Cranor
Slan
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Legislative petitions flood Forty Fifth Day in Raleigh
Senators introduce many measures from prohibiting liquor near churches to charter changes and new townships. Petitions urge banning sales near Stump Sound church Onslow county and Edenville Swain county, incorporation moves for Smithfield and Mowit Pleasant Lodge, line changes in Saint Marys township, and tax and bond authority for several towns and counties including Statesville Greensboro Edgecombe Tarboro Chatham Wilkes. Proposals aim at sinking funds school taxes and local fiscal powers.
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Potter
Newbern
Armstrong
Onslow County
Stump Sound Church
Olive
Mowit Pleasant Lodge AF & A. M
Waki County
Saint Mary’s Township
Phillips
Thomasville Banking and Trust Company
Kinston
Lenoir County
Atwater
Laternator
Craner
Wilkes County
Janes
Greerville
Leatherwod
Edenville Church
Swain County
Pou
Smithfield
Leatherwood
E R Hampton
Justices of the Peace
Statesville
Greensboro
Board of Commissioers
Edgecombe County
Tarboro Township
Chatham County
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Mitchell County
General Assembly
Cabarrus County
Pamlico County
State University
State Normal and Industrial School
Keeversville
Jonathan’s Creek
Stokes County
Danbury Township
Gamma Ag Mare
John Flanagan
Pitt County
Buson Marsh
Whitakers
Nash County
Cherokee
Blider
Alamance County
Andrew's High School
Cherokee County
Buncombe
Penderounty
VC Kiser
Sesson
Cook
Umberland County
Lown Creek
Cork
Adams
Moore Cioty
Foll Presbyterian Church
Union Branch Church
Cedar Grove
Gatesville
Rantleman
Oxford
C Barlch
Atlanta
Peabody Normal School
Norfolk and Southern Railroad
Neuse River
Caswell
Alamance
New London
Stack
Senator Davis
University of North Carolina
McLaughlin
Campbell
Suffolk and Carolina Railroad Company
Vance
Cane Creek
Lawrence
Warren’s Chapel
Martin County
Rowe
Hudson
Erwin
Cleveland
Belmont Institute
Shelby
Louisburg Savings Bank
Macon County
Atlanta and
Henderon County
Edgecombe
Pikeville
Watauga, Boone and Lumber Company
Greene County
Yadkin Lamber Company
Braden County
Polk County Railroad
Elon College
Currituck County
Wilkes County Bank
Ree Normal Institute
Bank of Commerce
Richmond
Caldwell
Mr. Taylor
Halifax
Mr. McNeill
Friends
Richmond County
Kitchen
Robertson
Watson
Forsyth
Toe House
Warebourn
Madison
Nash
Stanhope M. E
Mount Vernon Church
Bimcombe
Black Mountain
Norwood
Brake
Jetton
Cinic
Holt
High Point
Queen
Swain
Barlaw
Plymouth
Tarboro
Mecklenburg
White
Catawba
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