Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-09
A Number of Bills Introduced in
 the House.
TIE HOLIDAY RECESS
Begins Friday and Continues to January 22-The John
 Bill on Pauper Bodies.

CN. -Ntil fAHutIbOl ol itii5 Oib3'
 The following new bills were presented;
 House bill 561, by Alr. Fuller-ro fix the compensation Of the judge of tue county court of Bibb.
 House bill 562, by Mir. Kelley-To amend the act confirming the incorporation ot the Tailudega Mineral railroad.
 House bill 563, by Mir. Beasley-fo better protect tax payers from damage caused by negligent, incom potent or corrupt county fficers.
 House bill 56l, by Mir. Burks-To estab- lsh a separate school district in Cuilman county 10 be known as Grave Hill.
 House bill t65, hy Mir. Burks-To repeal the law relating to license tax of Mobile county to the public SC ools oi said county. House bill 566, by Mir Burns-For the be. ter protection of persons assured In fire insurance companies.
 House bill 567, by MT. O'Brien-To change the name of the "Aabama Insti- ute for the Deaf'' to the ''Asbama Johnston School for the Deaf"
 House bill 56S, by MT. John--To amend the section fixing the statute of limitation as to recovery of lands sold for taxes.
 House bill t69, by Mir. John-lo estab- fish a board fJr the reception aud distrlou- tion of dead human bodies in Jefferson county.
 fish separate school district for Shelby, Shelby county, Alabama.
 House bill 57l, by Mir. Smith of Mo- bile For the protection of dogs.
 House bill 572, by Mr. Smith of Mobile Relating 10 judgments in attachment pro- ceedings when claims are lnterposed.
 House bill 573, by Mir. McCorvey-To fix the time Of holding the chancery court in the counties of Monroe and Perry.
 House bill 574, oy Ms. McCorvey-fo provide for tue appointment of the county superintendent of education or Conecuh county. House bill 575. by Mir. Turner-To amend section 647 of the code.
 House bill 576 by MT. Dale-To levy tax un all peddlers of road carts, sewing machines, cooking stoves, watches, etc., in Wilcox county.
 House bill 577, by MT. Ford-To amend the act 10 establish separate school dis trict in Winston county.
 House bill 57S, by Mr. Ford-To prevent hunting on lands without written consent in Perry and Winston counties.
 BILLS PASSED.
 The following bills were read third time and passed:
 House bill 2O5-ro allow bonded consta- bles of rallapoosa county the same fees as the sheriff in certain cases.
 House bill 190-Io be entitled au act to provide and prescribe for service upon re- ceivers, foreign and domestic holding, owning, claiming or operating property ln this state.
 House bill 95-ro provide for the entry of payment of the purchase money rected in conveyance of property on the margin of the T, cord of sucn conveyance.
 House bill 173-To prevent the tieing or stalking out ot stock on the public roads and railroads of Barbour county.
 House Dill 167To amend section l of an act entitled an act to establish normal school for the education of white male and female teachers a; Troy, in Pike county, Alabama.
 House bill 42s-To fix the time for hold ing court in the Third Judicial circuit. :. House bill 249-For the relief of F. A. Gamble, ex-probate judge of Walker county, Alabama.
 House bill 4S7-To levy taxes for the use of the slate.
 (This bill provides for an assessment Of 51a instead of mills, but provides that the governor may, by proclamation, reduce said rate whenever occasion justifies it.)
 House bill 24S-To repeal an act to au- thorize the board of mayor and aldermen of the city of Jasper to negotiate loan for the purpose of improving, grading and draibiug the streets, avenues and alleys of said city, establishing water works and the payment of the city's indebtedness.
 House bill 1S0-To relieve w. J Still of Elmore county, Alabama, of the disabil- ities of homage.
 House bill S4-ro amend section 331 of the code relating to qualification of jurors. Amended by lmak ng ia freeholder- and householder an unnecessary qualifica- tion.
 House bill 250-To create separate school district in the city of Jasper, Aia. to define the boundaries thereof, and pro- vide for the maintenance of schools therein.
 ASSEMBLY NOTES.
 MT. John of Jefferson introduced a bill today providing for the delivery, 10 board consisting of the officers of the Bir- miughain Dental college and the Birming- ham Medical college, of all paupers' bodies not claimed by relatives or friends. The object of the bill is to promote medical and dental science.
 The sprotection of dogs'' bill provides that when a dog is registered in the prob office and his owner has paid there the lee ol z5 cents the dog becomes property and any one stealing him shall be guilty of pe.it larceny.
 Mir. Johu's bill with reference to the statute of limitations as 10 the recovery of lands sold for taxes simply provides that in addition to the present statute on the subject there be added the following words: "'l he provision of this act shall not apply to cases where the owner of the land prior to the tax sale has paid his taxes on the same for the year or years for which the said land was sold, and suit is brought ? by him to recover possession from the purchaser at tax sale. l he purpose of the amendment is to avoid making the property owner responsible for the mis- takes Of the officials.
 MT. Burns Dlll seeks 10 requlre Ire ln- surgnca companies sustaining total loss under any policy of insurance to pay the face value of said policy. Inc joint committee on recess recom- monded that the general assembly adjourn for he holidays on Dece III Der IA and reassem- , bio on the 22d dayof January. The report was concurredi in. The senate also eoncurred in tho report and both houses wlIiiierc- fore adjourn next Friday.
 IN THE 5sNATts.
 The oniy business oi ;nportGnce trans- lcted in he senate todaya WAS the passage of tho general appropr A.ions bill. The (biil was isken up serailnf and number of smer6ments of an insiGn ifcant nature wcrc mrGo 10 1t. The. titi is practically the same as that of two ysareago.
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