Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-11
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. A Number of Bills Introduced in
 Both Branches.
A NUMBER DISPOSED OF.
A. w. Carmichael ElectedsSo- licitor of the New Eleventh
 District.

DSSs 1Os-lRPCS'oA.j following new bills were introduced into the house this morning:
 House bill 5S3, by MT. Bellinger-To in- crease the powers of the Oneouta High school in Blount county.
 House bill 5s4, by Mr. Bellinger-To pro- vide for clerk of the Blount county court.
 House bill 5s5, by Mir. Kelley-To amend section 2649 of the code, relating to venue in civil cases.
 House bill 5s6, by Mir. Kelley-To make the husband or wife of the defendant com petent witness for the defendant in crimi nal prosecutions.
 House bill 5s7, by MT. Keiley-To consti tute the town of Oxford separate school district.
 House bill 6ss, by MT. Kelley-To au- thorize an issue of bonds by tue town of Oxford.
 House bill 5S9, by MT. Ewing-To au- thorize the contest of the election held on the first Monday in August, 1894, and any election hereafter to be held for governor and other state officers.
 House bill 59l, by MT. Montgomery-To provide that no general or public act shall have the effect of repeating 2 local or special act unless special reference is thereto made.
 House bill 592, by MT. Meador-To estab- 
 a uniform series of text books for use in the public schools of the state.
 House bill 593, by MT. Smith-ro estab- fish court Of inferior jurisdiction of Mo bile, and to define it's jurisdiction.
 House bill 59i, by MT. Smith--To regulate the fees and costs in courts of justices of the peace in Mobile. :. House bill 595, by Mir. smiih-To prescribe the jurisdiction of justices of the peace in Mobile.
 House bill 596, by MT. Brown Of Russell To regulate the trial of certain misde- meanors in Randolph county.
 House bill 597, by Mir. Turner-Eor the relief of Cyrus Boykin of Washington county.
 House bill 59s, by MT. Cook-To regulate trials by juries iu the county courts of De- Kalb county.
 House bill 5s9. by Mir. Gibbons-To re- peal the act to establish branch agricul turai station in the canebrake.
 House bill 600, by MT. Gibbons-ro amend section 151 of the code.
 House bill 6o1, by Mir. Gibbons-To an nually dispose of the surplus or balance of the fund arising from the sale of fertilizer tags and license to sell fertilizere.
 House bill 602, by Mir. Gibbons-To re- peal an act to establish the agricultural school and ex pertinent station at Albert vile. Lebanon or Springville, Ala.
 House bill sos, by Mr. Gibbons-To re- peal the act establishing a branch station
 
 House bill 604, by MT. Gibbons-To re- peal the act establishing two branch exper- mental stations, one in north Alabama, the other near AloertvilIe, Ala.
 House bill 605, by MT. Hil1-To author ize the Montgomery Shooting club to bor- row money and execute a mortgage on their property to secure payment thereof or any other debt contracted by it.
 House bill 606, by MT. Monigomery-To remove trials of civil cases from the trial of @fA h rt tEn,
 BILLS ACTED UPON.
 The following bills were read third time and disposed of:
 House bill 463-To amend an act entitled an act to amend section Al of code, ap- proved December 12, 1892. Defeated.
 House bill 477-To fix the times and places of holding the courts in the First the practice therein. Passed.
 House bill 228-To creIte four commis sioners' districts in Lee county, Ala bama, and 10 provide for the election of iour com missioners thereof. Passed.
 House bill 204-To provide for the better support and maintenance of the public schools of St. Clair. Passed.
 House bill 536-To incorporate the town of Goodwater, Coosa county. Passed.
 House bill ss9-ro amend section 35a2 of the code of Alabama. (Relating to the dis solving of an injunction.) Passed.
 House bill 93-To establish a state board of embalming, to provide for the better protection of life aud health, to prevent the spread of contagious diseases and to regu. late the practice of embalming and the csre and disposition of the dead. Passed.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 House bill 163-To establish the Rogers school district In Pike county. Passed.
 House bill 206-ro give lien to all gn- nel3 of cotton in the state of Alabama, and a remedy to enforce the same. Passed.
 kf sno tnk ttas court of Marion county. Passed.
 House bill 520-To consolidate the city court of Selma and the circuit court for Dallas county, and to provide that. all causes triabie iu either shall be triabIe in both. Passed.
 House bIll 397--To confirm the charter of the Chattahoochee Brewing company and 10 extend its powers. Passed.
 House bill l95-To create separate school district in Cherokee county, to be known as Taff school district. Passed.
 House bill 245-ro incorporate the Ala bama Mutual Fire Insurance company.
 House bill 351-To amend section of an act to define and prescribe lawful fence in certain portions of the county of Madison, approved February 2S, 1889. Passed
 Senate bill 93-To establish a separate school district in Winston county to be known as Dismal school district. Passed
 House bill 467-To incorporate Spring Lake college, and to repeal an act to incor- pOraIe CpTlnRVille I1lRu hcuOOI, Huu III hct to amend charter of Springville Educa- tional institute. Passed.
 IN THE SENATE.
 The following new bills were introduced into the senate:
 By Mir. Porter-To amend an act to au- .thoiize commissioned courts to aid indi- gent Confederate soldiers.
 By Mir. Milner-To amend the revenue laws of the state.
 By Mir. McRae-To regulate the drawing of juries in Choctaw county.
 By MT. Milner--A joint resolution mak- ing acts passed in the general assembly of 1s94-5 applicable to assessment of taxes in 1895.
 By Mir. Kilpatrick-To amend section 429S of the code.
 By Mir. Bogart--To repeal section 12 of an act to create and establish an industrial school for girls.
 By MT. Walker of Marengo-To relieve NJ. w. Davidson. Of the disabilities of non-
 ASSEMBLY, NOTES.