Forty Third Day Senate Proceedings and Bills Introduction
The Fortieth third day of the Senate covers prayers by Rev D H Tuttle results on liquor sale petitions Starbuck acts on new counties and court schedules enrollment of bills including Wake Banking and Surety Columbus Drainage and various county court time changes Committee actions and numerous bill introductions across Nantahala Wake and many towns with multiple county lines and liquor restrictions noted.
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Senate
D. H. Tuttle
McCaskey
Wash— County
Starbuck
High Point
General Assembly
Lowing
Wake Banking
Columbus Drainage Company
Moore County
Samuel P. Austin
Trey
North Carolina
Cumberlan County
Richland Creek
W. G. Seution
Blackboards
Coe Herbert
Nantahalacon County
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Paddison
Agricultural Department
Parsons
Free Chapel
Washington County
Forbes
W. Long
Marshall
George Turner
Mitchell
Fowler
Sampson County
Newton Grove
Dala
McDowell County
Fortune
Earl Station
Cleveland County
Grant
J. D. Kenan
Duplin County
Guilford
Forsyth
Farthing
Epworth Church
Ewborne
Shaw
Robeson
Norris
Robesville Township
Wake County
Sigman
Hickory
Moody
Haywood
Sega
Stor
Buncombe
Hywood
Henderson
Madison
H G. Ewart
Robert 8. McCall
Wm. M. Wilson
Beaufort
N. Y
Mitchell County
Edgecombe County
Fian Township
Macon County
Craven
New Hanover
Mecklenbure
Wake
Edgefaxcombe
Mecklenburg
Greenville
Pitt County
Northampton County
House
Gan Hill
Algo
St. Paul's
Big Tae
Brighton Mountain
Mr. W
Swain
Pool
Pasqutank
Hopkins
Ashe
Watauga
Michael
Western Hospital
Keathly
Alexander
Scappernong
Hunter
James Lenoir
Cook’s Gap
Watauga County
Norment
Henry Bath
Taylor
Rockfish Township
Cumberland County
Black River
Mingo Creek
Lee
Big East Fork Creek
Haywood County
Lawrence
Martin
Dixon
Trent River
Hooker
Chocowinity Creek
Beaufort County
Gallop
Walker
Rockingham
Uires
Camden
Campbell
McClammy
Odd Fellows Orphan Home
Goldsboro
Stanley Creek
Gaston County
Abbott
Pamlico County
Ewart
Saluda
Polk County
Bryan
Chatham
Bladen
White
Senate of United States
Bladen County
Self
Smith
Gates
Crews
Seat
Notary Publica
Superior Court
Franklinconn
Henderson County
Craven County
Mesers
Ewart and Peebles
Searnet
Linebach
Raylee
Bardaiteoma
Mon
Wilson
Madi
Winborn
Ooten
Farmers’ Alliance
Mooresville
Iredell
Davidson
Fayetteville Compress Company
North Carolina State Company
Pine Fiber Company
Judiciary Committee
R. T. Brown
Wooten
Duplin
Baker
Rocky Mount
J. W. Carter
First Baptist Church
Cook
Fishing Creek Township
Warren County
Mewborne
Brinkleyville Township
Halifax County
House of Representatives
Wall
Glencoe School
Fairview M. E. Church
Newbern
Chapel Church
Wayne
War Sihannons
Hurley
Cleveland
Harnett
Norman
Marsh
Surry County
Clark
Echeridge
Flack
Rutherford
Turner
Polk
Lusk
Coce
Buncombe County
W. P. Horton
R. W
Pegram
Linney
Thos. J. Deal
Alexander County
Meat Camp Creek
Burnham
Fred Morris
Bagwell
Croom
Pender County
New Hanover County
Grizzard
Roanoke River
Warren
Halifax
E. M. Scruggs
Lineback
James E. Barrow
Burgaw
Boan
Cedar Grove
Randolph
Young
Grand Union Order
Third Judicial District
Caswell
G. W. Bethel
Howard
Edmbre
Edgecombe Or
Peetree
Frey Harnett
Reynolds
Hall Tramroad
Douglas
Washington
Frederick Douglas
French
Robert E. Lee
Ae Washington
George Wehinee
Granville
Frederick Douglass
Arties
J. W. Cole
Faye Mr. Hoover
Eli’ L Franck
Richlands
Mecklenburg—New Hanover
Dr. Branson
Darden
Parkville Township
Perquimans County
Cromwell
Yadkin Corners
McKinzie
Corinth Church
Rowan County
Robeson County
Spencer
Wilkes
Broad River
Crumel
Lucana
Petree
Stokes
Huffman
Burke
Edwards
William H. Lamberth
King
Stevens
Univer
Julian
Howell
Christian Conference of North Carolina
Phillips
Ramseur
Bean
Olly M. Sopa
Schoo
Henderagy County
Tuleig Bhelly
Edgecombe
Tar River
Mt. Pleasan
Church
Forsyth County
Roaring River
Enderson
Thomas
Twelfth Judicial District
Carver
Demand for monetary reform and land reform platform
A historic reform program calls for government issued money as legal tender with limited tax, silver and gold coinage, increased per capita money supply, graduated income tax, and independence of national policy to avoid industrial favoritism. It also urges postal savings banks, land reform ending monopolies, national rail and telegraph/telephone cooperatives, and direct election of U.S. Senators by district voters.
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Elm City
Toisnot
Olivet Church
Conway Church
Caldwell County
Tucker’s Grove Camp Ground
Lincoln County
D. J . Reynolds
Buncombe Een
J. R Strayhorn
Kinston
Lenoir County
Guilford County
Wilkesboro Lander
Nort Carolina State Company
Raleigh Water Company
County of Forsythh
Atlantic and Danville Railroad Company
Lawson Keypong
N. B. Cobb
Mr. Howard
Currituck
Currituck County
Nelson
Winborne
W.C. Manor
John H. Edwards
Rockingham County
Elizabeth City
Bool
Yates
Richmond County
Crummel
East Bend
Yad
Kin County
Higgins
Yancey
Andrew McIntosh
Tank
Perquimans
Chowan
Ste Hertford
Rev. T. W. Babb
Hertford N
Orange
Person
Aswell
Alamance
J. R. Means
Trinity College
N. C
Don C. Sanders
Ndlow
Pender
Simpson
Ilkes
Alle
Mitchell Anurry
J. Cox
Edwardeville
George W. Hahn
Tuscola
Ackson
Macon
Graham
Clay
Cherokee
W. Parker
Sylva
N O
Organ
Yancay
Transylvanian Polk
Farmers’ Alliance and Industry Union
Raleigh, N. C