Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
Bills Introduced in the House and
 Senate.
AMBITIOUS ANNISTONIANS
Ask to Be Allowed to Organize Insurance CompanieS--Biil
 for a New Judicial Circuit.

 house was called to order at 10 a. m. The journal of yesterday was read and ap- proved. The following bills were then read and referred to the proper com mittees:
 House bill POT, by Mr. Moore-To repeal the act to abolish the office of tax collector in the counties of Baldwin and Escambia so far as same relates to Baldwin county.
 House bill POS, by MT. Gibbons-To gov ern contracts of conditional sales of house. hold furniture.
 House bill 2O9, by MT. Graves-To repeal an act to prevent justices of the peace and no,aries public from sentencing defendants to hard labor for costs.
 House bill 210, by Mr.. Kelly-To incor- porate the Alabama Mutual State Assurance company, and to define it's rights, powers and ranchises.
 House bill 211, by MT. Kelly-To incor- porate the Farmers Cooperative Insur- ance Association of Alabama.
 House bill PIP, by MT. Mastin-To pro- vide for the registration and lien of judg- ments for the payment of money obtained in the justice courts of Chiffon county.
 House bill 2l3, by Mir. Calhoun-To amend section 42S6 of the code, which re- lates to the testimony of witnesses reduced to writing and su Inscribed.
 Rouse bill 2l4, by MT. Taylor-To regu- late witness lees in civil cases.
 House bill 215, by Mir. Mixon-To au- thorize the widow of H. H. Meigill to sell the residence Of her late husband In How Ridge, Coffee county.
 House bill 116 by MT. Mixon-To define the boundary lines of Clintonville school district, in Coffee county.
 House bill PIT, by Mir. Rabb-To author ize the town of Brewton to issue $15 1000 of ndu to hui md auu mi n ach n O
 House bill 218, by MT. Beeson-To re- fund license money to J. M. Hemmltt of Etowah county.
 House bill 219, by MT. Beeson-'ro estab- fish uniform series of text books for the public schools of Etowah county.
 House bill 220, by MT. Williams-To reg ulate the publication of laws in the news papers of the state.
 House bill 221. by MT. Ward-To estab- fish separate school district, known as Redwood, in Henry county.
 House bill 222, by MT. Montgomery-To provide @ lien for keepers of hotels or boarding houses and to repeal the act on this subject approved February 21, 1883
 House bill 223, by MT. O'Brien-fo in- corporate the Coosa Iron and Railroad com pany.
 establish the city court of Jasper.
 House bill 225, by MT. Ott-To create the Eleventh Judicial circuit and to fix the
  provide for the election of judge and so- licitor therein.
 House bill 226, by MT. Ott-To repeal the act establishing the district court of Col bert and Lauderdale counties.
 House bill 227, by Mir. Simmons-ro re- peal the act making four wires lawful fence in certain portions of Lawrence county.
 House bill 22S, by Mr. Wheless-To create four commissioner districts in Lee county.
 House bill 229, by MT. Whitten-To pro- bibit the playing or engaging in games of pool, billiards, domjnoes or other games of chance or amusement within any build- ing or within 100 feet of any place where liquor is sold.
 house bill 230, by MT. Whitten-To pro- hibt the sale of patent and proprietary medicines not having the same labeled upon the bottle or package containing such medicine.
 House bill 231, by MT. Whitten--To pro- vide for the giving Of notice of vendors liens upon real estate.
 House bill 232, by Mir. Rowe-To in- corporate the Huntsville District High school in New Market, Madison county.
 House bill 233, by MT. Fletcher--To pro- tecI the mortgagee and tenant in possession of growing crops.
 House bill 234, by MT. Fletcher-To en. courage the budding and operating of cot. ton and wooden factories in the state of Alabama.
 House bill 235, by Mir. Brooks-To amend the act authorizing corporations organized under the general incorporation laws of the state or which have been chartered by the general assembly prior to the general Incorporation law of the state of 1897, to alter and amend their chsrters.
 House bill 236, by MT. Brooks-To pro- vide for the humane killing Of animals so maimed or crippled by railroad locomotives or cars as to be unable to procure food or drink tor themselves.
 Hluse bill 237, by MT. Brooks-To pre- vent the abaDdonmento of maimed, diseased, disabled ur infirm animals by thelr owners or cusiodians.
 House bill 23S, by Mr. Brooks-To pre- vent the fighting of cocks or other birds with spurs or gaffs, and 10 prevent fighting of bulls, dogs, tears or other animals.
 House bill 239, by MT. McCorvey-To regulate tLe trials of misdemeanors in Monroe county.
 House bill 240, by MT. Screws--To govern the practice ln courts of law and .quity in making the definers of fraud, misrepresen- tatIon or failure of consideration to action on contracts.
 House bill 24l, by Mir. Screws-To make appropriations for the payment Of sheriffs, the feeding and removing of prisoners for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1883, and Septem Der 30, 1894, respectively.
 House bill 242, by air. Perry-To amend section 30S7 of the code as 1t relates to Perry county.
 House bill 243. by MT. Psrry-To regu- late the manner ot electing county com mi5sioners of Perry county.
 House bill PA, by Mv. Fleming-To amend the act requiring insurance com panies doing business in Alabama to have