North Carolina Legislature Minute Summary in Late 19th Century
The House and Senate advance numerous local and statewide measures. Bills authorize taxes, charters, and road works. establish schools, dispensaries, and ferries. create various corporations. and regulate bonds, pensions, and insurance. Key figures include Carter, Chilcut, Lusk, McNeill, Ray, and Yeager. major cities such as Raleigh, Wilmington, and Chapel Hill feature in school and infrastructure matters. The sessions include debates on passes for state officers, convicts labor, and county taxation, with multiple bills passing second and third readings plus tabled measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Wake County
Crumpler
Ormaby
Marblehead Springs Railroad Company
Winston
Burgess
Camden County
Chapin
Harnett County
James Sanderford
Daniels
Mandes
Dare County
Lusk
Currie
Williams. Fitzhugh Lumber Company
Person
Wayne
J. H. Wi
Nash County
Cox
Tar
Pamlico
M. I
J. O. Stewart
Marcissa Lewis
Wilson
White
Randolph
Ashboro
Knights of Pythias
Ward
Warsaw
Bryan
Chatham
T. B. Laster
T.ryan
Wilkes
Wilkes County
Yarborough
Milton
Semora
Harris
Hyde
Cunningham
Secretary of State
Tennessee
Chapel Hill
McCrary
Charlotte
Forest City
Burke County Superior Court
Trentriver
Catawba River
Washington County
Pacquotank River
Alleghany County
Rocky River
Stanley
Anton
Jackson County
Tuckasee River
Fifth Judicial Court District
Berryville
Durham
Haywood County
Mulberry Turn Por Company
Caldwell County
Assed
Henderson Superior Court
Auxiliary Board ¢ Health
Edgecombe County
Rocky Mount
Senate
McNeill
Hyams
Clark
Mile Regiow
Lucinda Hayle
Ray
Normal Industrial School
Kittrell
Ramsay
Salisbury
Patterson
Union County
Lyon
Durham County
Grant
Orange County
Duplin County
Court House
Yeager
Benson
Walker
Rockingham
Virginia
Dan River
Butler
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Mitchell
Seales
Normal
Alexander
Newsome
Chowan Baptist Female Institute
Barker
Chatham County
Stock Law District
North Wilkesboro
Colored Deaf and Dumb Institution
Brenton
Maultsby
Abell
Anthony
Barringer
Dickson
Anderson
Ashburn
Atwater
Gaddis
Hardison
Henderson
Maxwell
Moye
Merritt
McCarthy
Parker
Alamance
Mamsay
Roberson
Rolling
Scales
Iredell
Smathers
Shore
Utley
Ussger
Ayes
Cannon
Hyatt
Odum
Bolling
Sharps
Sharpe
McCaskey
State Normal and Industrial School
Board of Finance
New Hanover County
Green D. Palmer
Broad River
Columbus Drainage Company
Columbus County
Lumber River Railroad Company
Buffin
Raleigh Stationary Company
Ashville Normal and Collegiate Institute
Bes
Cumberland County
Star Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Rockingham County
Naneradice
Asheville
Turopii Censing ‘Nopike Company
Iran
Babbitt
Beaufort County
Hodges
Moccasin
Craven
Catawba
Mecklenburg
Gaston
Asheville Electric Company
Young
Raleigh
Duffy
Onslow
Bank of
Board of Agriculture
McPeetera
Asheville and Bristol Railway Company
Peace
Institution
Sutton
New Hanover
Hanover Land Company
Mulberry Street
Wilmington
Greece Street
Haneer
Lenoir
Schulken
Excelsior Artesian Well and Severage Company
Lyle
Highlands Turnpike
Macon County
Leak
Davidson County
Cumberland
Fayetteville
Tyrrell
Fagan
Roanoke River
Martin County
Weymes
Whitner
Catawba McPeeters
McDowell
Washing County
House
Beaufort
Union
Currituck
Eee
Lilesville
Ioan Smeton
Halifax County
Northampton County
Tyrrell County
Southern Ines
Williams Fitzhugh Lumber Company
Brower
Colored A. and
M. College
High Point
Yancey
Hancock
Craven County
Hayceville
Greene
Pitt
Greenville
Elizbeth City
Winston Salem
Angel
Dockery
State Board of Education
Pollocksville
Maysville
Forsyth
Southport
Greensboro
Hauser
Cunninham
Savings Bank of Person
Candler
Judiciary Committee
Louisburg
S Mary’s
Easley
K.G. Jenkins
J. M. Morrow
Concord
Davie
Cumberlan County
Mt. Airy F
Newbern Mutual Insurance Company
Incor
Committee On Public Printing
Guy V. Barnes
Stewart Bros
Richmond
Robeson County
Wilson County
Shaw University
Whiteville
Boonville High Academy
Yadkin County
Catawba County
Guy Barness
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Mt. Airy
Balisbury
Uoema
Onslow County
Durham Public
Colored Blind Institution
Franklin County
North Carolina Land and Timber Company
Assembly
Everly
Dennis Simmons Lumber Lane
Ramonwealth Insurance Company
St. Mary’s School
Elizabeth City
Carolina Chimney Rock and Tennessee Railroad
J. H. McKenzie
State Farm
W.H. & R.S. Tucker & CO
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Alliance Headquarters
Etillsboro
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