Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-24
Bills Offered and Disposed of in
 Both Houses.
TWO IMPORTANT MEASURES
Relative to Mine Inspectors Office and the State
 Printing.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 23.-lSpecial.l- The house was opened with prayer by Rev. MT. Howell, the expressing clerk. st The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
 The following new bills were presented and referred to the proper committees: { House bill 258, by Mir. Smith-To amend sections 3S70 and 3s71 of the code of Ala bama relative to injuring animals or ar ticles of value.
 House bill 259, by MT. Smith-To pre- vent he removal of personal property un less the taxes for the current year have been paid thereon.
 House bill 260, by Mir. Jinks-To amend section 3091 Of the code of 1886 in regard to liens.
 House bill 261, by MT. Mastin-To per- petuate the United States government sur vey in Chiffon county.
 House bill 262, by MT. Hearn-To amend an act entitled an act to provide for the election of county superintendent of edu- cation of Choctaw county.
 House till 263, by MT. Man ning-To reg ulate the election of county commissioners of Clay county.
 House bill 264, by Mir. Manning-1o in- corporate the intendent and ustee' oi Hatchet Creek camp grounds, and pre- serve order at said camp grounds.
 House bill 265, by Mr. Taylor-To pro- vide for the better support and maintenance of the public schools of Cleburne county.
 House bill 266, by Mir. Tuck-ro vest in justices of the peace and notaries public, ex -officio justices of the peace, concurrent jurisdiction wit the city and circuit courts of Dallas county in cases of persons charged with carrying concealed weapons:
 House bill a67, by Mir. Miiis-To prevent the sale of liquor at Coffee Springs camp ground in Coffee county.
 House bill 26S, by MT. Mills-To prevent all persons from hunting upon the nclosed lands of the resident ta of Geneva county, ex- cept by written permission of the occupant of said inclosed lands.
 House bill 269, by MT. Mapes-To amend section 4169 of the code relating to hunting wild hogs.
 House bill 270, by MT. Maples-To amend disabilities of homage.
 House bill 271, by MT. O'Brien-To amend the act creating the office of in- spector of mines.
 encourage the cultivation of grapes and other fruits in Alabama. :.
 House bill 273, by MT. Rowe-To amend section 3o91 of the code of Alabama.
 House bill 274, by MT. Brooks-To pro- vide for the awarding of state and county printing to the citizens of this state.
 House bill 275, by MT. Sanford-To pro- vide for the service of summons upon re- ceivers of corporations.
 House bill 276. by MT. Kyle-To amend section 4053 of the code so far as 1t relates to the counties of Morgan and Madison.
 House bill PIT, by MT. Curtis-To amend section 4031 of the code.
 House bill PTS, by MT. Reaves-To incor- porste Graham college in Randolph county.
 House bill 279, by MT. Forman-To pre- vent the running at large of dogs, bitten or supposed to have been bitten by a rabid dog.
 hibit the sale of liquor within four miles of Fairford, in Washington county.
 House bill 2s1. by MT. Turner-To pro- vide for the appointment of a county so- licitor for Washington county.
 House bill 2o2, by Mir. Ford-To estab- fish separate school district in Winston county to be known as the Freeman school district.
 House bill 2s3, by MT. Ford-To estab- fish separate school district in Winston to be known as Poplar Spring school dis trict.
 House bill 284, by MT. Grahapi-To amend section PISA of the code, relating to the time of the final settlement of an estate.
 House bill 2S5, by Mir. John-To author ize persons engaged in the surveys provided for by laws of congress to enter on lands within this state for the purpose of said surveys, 10 protect same from moiestation, etc.
 House bill 2S6, by Mir. John-To regulate the practice of quarantine in Alabama. sections 2590 and 2591 of the code.
 House bill 283, by MT. John-To amend section 393l of the code.
 House bill 289, by MT. John-To regulate proceedings in garnishment cases in Jeffer- son county.
 The following bills were taken from the calendar, read third time and passed:
 House bill 17-To amend section 8S75 of the code, to prevent trespass on another's land. The amendment strikes out the word "malicious'' in the act.
 House bill 19--To allow the constables in the beats of Bessemer, Birmingham and Parson, in Jefferson county, to appoint const abies.
 House bill 86-To amend an act to pro- vide for the publication of proceedings against defendants whose names are un- known in proceedings of partition.
 House bill 32-To amend section 4022 of the code, relativelto attempts to procure abortion.
 House bill 1sS-To incorporate the Uni versity school at Clanton, with amend ment.
 House bill 3s-To regulate costs in jus tices' and notares' courts in Montgomery county.
 House bill 151-To authorize the mayor bonds for sinking fund to pay interest on bonds, to build and repair water works, electric lights and school buildings, etc. Amended so as to strike out the words, .'payable in gold of the present weight and finepWs.
 House bill 106-To incorporate the Pres- byterian seminary at Piedmont.
 House bill 103-To incorporate the Ala