Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08
A Number of Bills Introduced in
 the House.
o'BRIEN'S BLACKLIST BILL
Passes the HouSe-S -SanfOrd'S New System of Banking
 Bill Offered.

10 amend tbe charter ot ths town oi Guln, Marion county, was taken up and passed The following new bills were introduced: House bill 53S, by Mir. Moore-To regu- late the planting and taking of oysters from the waters of this state.
 House bill 539, by Mir. Gibbons-Io re- peal an act to provide for the listing oi lauds by tax assessors, so far as 1t relates to Barbour county.
 House bill 540 by MT. Gibbons-To au- thorizs the city oi EufauIa to construct and maintain u system Of sanitary sewerage aud to regulate connections with the same. House Uill 5i1, by Mr. Giobons-ro au- thorzs the ely of Euiau n 10 buy, lease and opeI ate system oi water works ana gas and electric iighl plants.
 House blll 542, by MT. Glbbons-To au- thorize the city of Eufaula 10 issue bonds for funding its present bonded debt.
 House bill 543, by Mir. Graves-Io autbor,zs Barbour county to issue $99, ,0OO ill bouas, with which to lund It's bonded inCc )t. dness.
 House bi.l 544, by Mir. Graves-Fo regu- late the giving Ut license 10 l.qlor dealers in Louisville, Ala.
 Bouse tiil 545 by MT. Graves-To regu- late the fine and forfeiture fund Of Barbour county.
 House bill 5l6, by Mr. Elis-ro repeal the act preventing ihe running at large of stock in certain portions Of Elinore county. House bill 547, by Mir. Eilis-To provide for the better assessment and collection of state and county taxes on notes, mort gages, liens CT other evidence or ludebted- ness.
 House bill 54S, by MT. Roach-To require the tax assessor and collector of Jackson county to spend one day in each year at each polling place in the county prepared to assess, receive and receipt for taxes
 House bill 550 by Mr. O'Brien-To make appropriations for the expenses of conduct ing the office of mine inspector.
 House bill 551, by MT. McMahon-To reg ulate the issue of license to whisky dealers in Morgan county.
 House bill 552, by Mir. McMahon-To pro- hibit the sale ot liquor in certain precincts in Morgan county.
 House bill 553, by Mir. Lansley-To in corporate he town of Camp Hill, in Talla- poosa county.
 House bill 554, by Mir. Turner-To regu- late the trial ut msdemeanors in Washing ton county.
 House bll 555, by MT. Robinson-To amend the articles of incorporation of the port of Mobile.
 BILLS ACTED UPON.
 The following bills were read third time and disposed of:
 House bill 3S5-To legalize certain appli- cations from the counties of Butler, Chil- ton, Cleburne, Coosa, Dale, Elmore, Greene Lee, Randolph, Sumter, Shelby, 1alladega, 1allapcosa, luskaicosa, Walker and Wilcox for relief under the provi- q ftderate soldiers and sailors, residents of Alabama, who from wounds or ot Ter cause are now unable to earn Livelihood, and for the widows Of such as were Killed, or died in said war and have not since re- married, approved February 13, 1851. Passed.
 House bill 71-'ro amend section 3763 of the criminal code Of 1S'6. Passed.
 This is MT. O'BrieD's anti blacklisting bill, which the corporations have seen fit to lt for corporations to blacklist discharged employees and thereby prevent them from securing other situations.
 House bill 54-To require the clerk of the circuit court of Butler county to perform the duties of clerk of the county court of said county, and fixing his fees for such service. Laid on the table.
 House bill 13S-ro incorporate the uni versity school nt Clanton. Passed.
 House bill 4C5-To provioe for the em- paneiiug of petit and grand luiies for the trial of criminal cases in the Bessemer di- vision of the circuit cour:. Passed.
 House bill 75-To be entitled an act to define the territorial jurisdiction of justices of the peace and notaries public ex -officio justices oi the peace Of the several precincts Tn Jefferson county aud the notaries pub lie ex -officio justices of the peace appointed for the several wards of the city of Bir- mingham. Passed.
 House bill S3-To repeal an act entitled m act to fix the compensation for record Ing, reRlStTatlOn anu copying ln tue probate ffices in the counties of Low ndes, St. Clair, Etowah, Bloupt and Calhoun, 50 far as the sane relates to the county of Lowndes. Passed.
 House bill 7S-1o alter and amend the law relating to the territorial jurisdiction and pay of justices of the peace and notaries> public ext fiji ;io justices of the peace in - pr, cincis 21 aud 37 in Jefferson county and the several wards of tue clty of Birming kam, and to provide punishment for the violation thereof. Passed.
 House bill 99-To be entitled an net to re- peal an act entitled an act to more feet uaIly secure competent and well qualified jurors in the several counties ef this state, approved February 2S, 1887, and the act amt ndatory thereof, so far as applicable 10 the county of Pike. Passed.
 House bill 107-ro repeal an act entitled an act 10 regulate the pay of the judge of probate and the clerk of the circuit court of Covington county tor services ex otticio, approved January GS, 1891 Passed.
 House bill 1l0-lo regulate the issue Of garnishmenis and the proceedings thereon in the counties of Jefferson, Dallas, Cal houn, Escambia aud Cl, burne, approved February 21, 1893, so lar same relates to Dallas anu Escainbia counties. Passed.
 House bill 135-io regulate the commis. sioners' court in Marion county. Passed. I he following bills were passed at the evening session ot the house:
 House bill 227-lo repeal m act to make four wires a lawful fence in certain DOT lions of Lawrence county.
 Senate bill G3-!o preserve game in Cone cuh county.
 House bill 293-To appropriate the sum of $50 to pay Richard W Walker for pro- fessiona services rendered The state under \, contract with the governor in the i'm beach, Ament trial of Judge JohnB. Tally.
 Senate bill 18-io relieve Kit NJ. L1ven- dsr of Hale county of the disabilities of not -age.
 House bill 337-'ro repeal tan act to reg. II lot friaI aIs bx iuras i'm li,a AGlaFxe Gar, couOty," approved February le, House bill 459-Io uihorize the abstracts of burnt records of Frah Kiln county 10 be used as evidence wher5 the oriaipal is de- etreyed.
 House bill 242-To 1Iend section 3098 of
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