Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-28
SENATOR JOHN I. MORO AN Named in the Two Houses to Suc-
 ceed Himself. THE JOINT VOTE TODAY. Senator Goodwin Wants Con- test LaW--Other Bills
 introduced.
THE JOINT VOTE TODAY.

session the result will be announced, and Senator Morgan's election will bs officially announced.
 In the house MT. John of Jefferson placed Senator Morgan's name in nomina- ton without eulogy. Mir. Manning of Clay nominated Mir. Warren 5. Reese, Sr. of this city. The vote in the house stood: Morgan 61, Reese 34. The vote at tended with no excitement whatever. It was strictly a party vote, as everybody knew ilwould be.
 he following bills were introduced into the house, read one time and referred: House bill 368, by MT. Smith of Autauga To amend section 55s of the code, relating to final settlements by tax collectors. House bill 369 by MT. Ewing-To re- quire any person or persons holding claims against the fine and forfeiture fund in Cherokee county 10 register the same within ninety days after the passage of this act.
 House bill 37O, by MT. Calhoun-To amend an act to regulate the apportionment oi he school fund in the state by the super jntendent of education.
 House bill 371, by MT. Calhoun-To amend an act to provide for the election of county superintendents of education. House bill 372, by Mir. Clarke-To amend section 19s4 oI the code, relative to answers of garnisnee.
 House bnl 373, by MT. Mixon-To regu-  county.
 House bill 374, by Mr. Brown of Conecuh -1o regulate the recording of certain con- veyances in Conecuh county.
 House bill 375, by MT. Routou-To amend section 1919 of ,he code so far as 1t relates to CreDshaW county.
 House bill S76, by MT. Burks-To amend sub- division "A of section 19 of an act to es- tabish new charter for Cullman. House bill arr, by MT. Burks-To regu- late the time for holding elections in the state.
 House bill 37s, by Mir. Ellis-To prohibit the sale of liquor within four miles of Hardship Baptist church.
 House bill 379, by MT. Beeson-To amend section of an act to establish and define the corporate limits of Gadsden.
 House bill 3S0, by MT. McQueen-To make appropriations to pay certain re- ward for absconding felons earned during the fiscal year 1893.
 House bill 3Sl, by Mir. Summers-To fur ther regulate the fees of consta bles for at- tending justice courts in Lawrence county. House bill 3S2, by MT. Jackson-For the relief of needy Confederate soldiers or sail ors and their widows who may have, through neglect or ignorance, failed to comply with the provisions of section of an act.
 House bill 3S3, by MT. Rowe--To author ize the mayor and board of aldermen of Gurley, Madison county, Ala, to issue bonds to provide the town with water. House bill 384, by Mir. Cook-To better prevent the commission Of trespass upon lands in Wilcox county.
 House bill 3S5, by Mr. Dale-Io legalize certain applications from certain counties under the provision of an act for needy Con- federate soldiers and sailors.
 House bill 3S7, by MT. Moore-To refund to P. w. ChastIng certain money paid by him for taxes enormously collected by the state.
 The following bills were put upon their third reading and passed:
 House bill 63-To repeal an act approved February 21, 1893, entitled an act to regu- late the trial of certain misdemeanors com mitted in Bullock county.
 House bill 55-ro amend subdivision of section 699 of the code.
 House bili 57-To amend section 1910 of the code and to repeal section 1911 of the code. With substitute.)
 House bill 59-To amend section 3471 and 3472 of the code and rule 62 of chancery practice.
 House bill 62-To prevent the printing, publishing, selling, offering to sell or otherwise disposing of books, pamphlets {. or tracts containing history of any man properly known as an outlaw.
 House bill 86-To require the production of books and writings ln actions at law. House bill S7-To regulate exceptions to the giving or refusal of charges asked in writing.
 House bill 10l-To provide for the service of legal process on domestic corporations, having no officer or agent within the state, on whom process can be served.
 House bill 106-To amend subdivision 3 of section 2801 of the code.
 House bill 112-To amend section of an act entitled an Gct 10 prevent frauds being perpetrated by directors and managing off, cers of corporations on the stockholders or bondholders thereof, approved December 10, 1892 (With amendments.)
 IN THE SENATE.
 In the senate today MT. Goodwyn offered bill creating a contest law. It requires the contestant to make bond to the amount of s5000 to secure the payment of costs at- tached to contest. Prescribes methods for securing testimony. Joint session tribunal fer hearing testimony. Two or more cases can be joined. Witnesses to receive Sl per day and mileage of cents.
 ASSEMBLY NOTES.
 Mir. Knight of Hale offered the following joint resolution:
 Resolved by the house of represent tatives, the senate concurrlng, That the public bus mess of the government of the United States has lately been greatly retarded by indefinite discussion in the senate of the United Stales of subjects of legislation in which the country was greatly interested upon supposed tradition of Fsenatorial courtesy;" that we disapprove of and con- demn further observance of so frivolous and pernicious an obstacle to needed legis- lation, and consider that such a supposed tradition is subversivc of the true princi- ples of republican government, finds no warrant In the constitution Of our country CT in the conduct of the forefathers of the | republic, and is Injurious to the best inter- ' fsts of tlie country; and that the senators from the state of Alabama la the congress af the United States are hereby instructed support and vote for some rule of said anafe, by which some limit may be put to
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