Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-18
Fall to the Lot of Jeferson's
 Delegation.
JOHN ON THE JUDICIARY
O'Brien, Corporations = Mo- Queen, Law Revision-Mont-
 gomery, Enrolled Bills.

houses of the general assembly were the announcement of the standing committees in the house and the counting and an- nouncement of the vote in the August elec- tion at the joint session of tue houses.
 As the clock struck 10 today Rev. w. D. Gay of Montgomery opened the deiibera- tiors of tho house with prayer.
 Ninety memb bers answered at roll call.
 The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
 The speaker announced the following standing committees the first named being chairman:
 Judlciary-John, Willett, Smith of Au- tauga, Holt, Boykin, Knight, MaytieId, Davis, Robinson, Sanford, Smith of Mo- bile, Keeley, Jinks.
 Revision of laws-McQueen, Rabb, Kyle, Hill, McCluskie, Lipscomb of Montgom- cry, Whiter, McCarvey, Screws, Brooks, Waples, Jackson.
 Ways and means-Brooks, Meadow, O'Brien, Holt, Farmer, Camp, Fletcher, Dale, Mayfeld, Scarboro, Curtis, Harris, Manning.
 Corporations-O' Brien, Kelley, San ford, Rabb, Jinks, Brown, Naples, Manning, Coleman and Nixon.
 Temperance-Rowe, Ott, Williams of 
 brew, Beasley, Banks and Meadors.
 Privileges and elections-Fletcher. Holt, John, Knight, Williams of Henry, Scale, Davis, Burns, Turner, Whitten, Harris, Ellis and Smith of Butler.
 Penitentiary and criminal administration -Willet, Smith of Autauga, Roach, Bar ron, Curtis, scarboro, Camp, Fulton, Cook of Wilcox, Forman and Langley.
 Mining and manufacturing-Kennedy, MeQaeen, Rogers; Tuck, screws, r,,I Me dega, Reeves and Wheeler.
 Education-Alt Robinson, Moore, Ma Ian, Perry, Cameron, Patton, Cook of Wilcox, Fleming. Williams of Bullock. kin, Mayfeld, Smith of Autauga, Lips comb, Smith of Greene, Mabin, Fleming, Rogers, Forman, Franklin and. Beeson.
 Public health-Cameron, Kennedy, Smith oi Mobile, Calhoun Kyle, Ford, Smith of Butler, Mastin and Taylor.
 Counties and county boundaries-Cai- houn, Davis, Brown, Prowell. Mahan, Jinks, Beeson, Savage, Reeves and Ford. Local egislation-Graham. Smith of Mobile, Moore, Scarborough, Rand, Mo Waseli' Whssle'r, pssns eslnys and %sso'' Barss' Agriculure-Ward, Gibbons, Gewin, Rooch, Rand, Tuck, Tultan, Rowe, Perry, Fuller, Bellinger, Kilibrew and Coles.
 Bnnking and insurance-Hill, Gewin, Calhoun, Graves, Graham, Montgomery,
  and Taylor.
 propriations-Meador Brooks, Grant, Rand, Kelley, Williams of Henry, Scale, Powell, Brown of Conecuh, Robbins and Cams.
 Public roads and highways-Brown of Russell, Fulton, Irwin, Hill, Lipscomb, Ellis and Savage.
 Federal relations-Kuight, Roach, Pat ton. Rogers, Cook of Talacega, Cole and Burks.
 Public buildings and institutions-Dae, Naples, Ott, Scale, Brown of Conecuh, Robbins and Rowton.
 Military-McCorvey, Johns, Graham, Sanford, McCheskey, Harris and Fielding. Boykin, Fuller, HearD and Franklin.
 Public printing Grant, Williams of Henry, Graves, burns, Gaines, Ewing and Bellinger.
 Hams of Bullock, Mills and Banks.
 Enrolled bills-Montgomery, Curtis, Kennedy, Beesly and Fielding.
 Rules-Speaker, Brooks, Willett, Fletcher and O'brien.
 The following bills were introduced in mittees
 By MT. Williams-For the preservation of game in Bullock.
 By MT. Kelley-To incorporate the Pres byterian seminary of Piedmont.
 Also to amend subdivision of section 2S01 of the code; relates to disposition of civil cases.
 By MT. Baily-To repeal an act to regu. late the pay of the judge of probate and circuit clerk of Covington.
 Also to regulate the election of county commissioners of Covington county.
 Also 10 authorize the commissioners' court of Covington to lay off the county in commissioners districts.
 By MT. Gfaham-To repeal an act to reg ulate the issue of garnishment and the pro- ceedings thereon so far as same relates to Dallas county.
 Also to amend an act to create lien in favor of owners or keepers u Dale and other counties for the payment of charges for keeping, boarding or pasturing stock so as 10 inc ude Dallas.
 By Mir. Rabb, by request-To amend sec tion 2 of an act to prevent frauds being per- petrated on stockholders or bondholdsrs of corporations by directors and managing officers.
 By MT. Ward--To establish a separate school dis rict to be known as Union Hill district in Henry county.
 By Mir. O. BrieD, by request-To secure more efficient, better qualified and more competent jurors in Etowah county. tablisL city court at Gadsden.
 By Mir. Jackson-To prohibit the sale of liquor within three miles of Bethel in Lee county.
 By MT. Naples, by request-To regulate the sale of liquors in Bridgeport, Ala. Also to amend an act incorpating the city cf Bridgeport.
 By MT. John-To repeal section 3S07 of the code. (Relates to failure of private