North Carolina Senate and House Move Through Legislation
The assembly debated multiple bills and resolutions, including foreign corporate licenses, reform schools, road labor, and county tax relief. Officers were sworn in, committees formed, and a governor’s message printed as the session addressed pensions, juries, and public works with pressure on reform measures and state finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk
Asheville and Baltimore Street Railway and Transportation Company
North Carolina
Sutton
Cumberland County
Chapin
Carthy
Swain County
Formey’s Creek Baptist Church
Cold Spring Baptist Church
Wilson
Hardin Cotton Mills
Gaston County
Hauser
White
Randolph
Ebenezer Church
Randolph County
Roberts
Madison
J. M
Petree
Cashie and Chowan
Peace
Vance County
Wemyss
James Calder
Aiken
W. B. McGaha
Transylvania County
Lyle
Macon
Senate
Coughton
House of Representatives
House
Atwater
Anthony
Merrittt
Ferry
Person
Committee of Conference
Insane Asylum
Baker
Patterson
Henderson
Maxwell
Yeager
Whedbee
Moye
Earnhardt
Smathers
Doughton
B. F. Dixon
McKenzie
Rowan
A. H. Elmore
Bryson City
N. C
J. F. Teague
Swain
Yancey County
Register of Deeds
Thomas R Purnell
General Assembly
L . A. Abernethy
Cabarrus Savings Bank
Committee On Banking and Currency
Dixon
North Carolina Reform School
Reynolds
Montgomery County
Superior Court
Free Will Baptist Church
Saratoga
Wilson County
Parker
Asa O'Neill
Wm. Cunningham
Fagan
Zen Burial Society
Leak
Col. Lusk
McKenazia
T. R Purnell
Arrington
Curry
Robeson
Circuit Criminal Court of Robeson
Cunningham
Crews
Granville
Nelson
Caldwell County
Russell
New Hanover
Schulken
Cumberland
Brown
Jones
McCreary
Davidson
Governor Carr
Alexander
Tyrrell
Cook
Utley
Wake
McCarthy
Judiciary Committee
McCaskie
Finance Committee
Clark
Tar River
Rocky Mount
Ashburn
Hyatt
Senator Yeager
McEidins
Sharp
Tredell
Lyon
Wilbanks
John H Robbins
Justice
Saluda
Polk County
Anderson
Levi Branson
St. Paul’s Church
Cleveland County
Dockery
Hamlet
Green
Catherine McKinnie
Mitchell County
Duffie
Missionary Baptist Church
Catherine Lake
Onslow County
Pine Fork
Alleghany
Gallup
E. R. Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Currituck County
Hancock
Pinnix
Yadkin County
Adams
Bingham
Watauge County
Shelby
Ferguson
Osthorne Stacy
N. B. Broughton
James H. Young
Easton
Lutheran Chapel Church
Montgomery
Moore County and Western Railroad Company
Concord
N.C. RR
Justice of the Peace
Robeson County
Reynold
Hoover
Cuba
Walker
Missionary Church
Bockingham County
Crabtree Missionary Church
W. W. Watson
Craven County
White Oak Township
Bladen County
Shap
Bigecombs County
Springhope
Nash County
Resolutions Passed By Underwood Sub Alliance No 104 1897
Resolutions urge North Carolina legislators to vote against any US Senator who opposes free and unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1 without international agreement. The secretary is to send the resolution to legislators and to The Progressive Farmer for publication. Bryan and Worthy signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk
Alexander
McKenzie
Rowan
Aikin
Transylvania
Eddins
Stanly
Leak
Moore
Macon
Yancey
Johnston
Gaston
Mecklenburg
Alleghany
Cleveland
Anson
Aiken
Jim Young
John L Stewart
Montgomery County
Randolph
M. T. Johnson
Hornet
United States
Morgan Buchanan
T. L. Randolph
Mitchell
Sutton
Committee On Agriculture, Mining and Mechanica
Rawls Allen
Somers
Reynolds
Rountree
Purgason
Ferrell
Unstead
Cunningham
McLelland
Hare
Dustin
Murphy
Roberts
Blackburn
Underwood
North Carolina
Farmer
O. S
T. Ivey
Spment
New York
Alliante Tame
W. Wood & Sons
Richmond, Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fourth Page House
McNeill
Wilkes
Robertson
Hollow Township
McCaskey
Early
Cashie and Chowan Lumber Company
Rollins
Builer
J. F., Teague
Ple of
James Shelton
Butler
Barker
Haywood County
Abell
Atweter
Milbank
Congress
Messrs. Atwater
D O Bryan
B. Worthy, HY
Sec
Bee
Tee
Ieee Co
Court Street
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