Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23

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 House bill 245, by MT. Fleming-To n- corporate the Alabama Mutual Fire h. surance company.
 House bill 246, by MT. Cameron-To amend the act regulating the practice of pharmacy in towns of more than 800 inhab- itants.
 House bill PAY, by MT. Camp-To provide liens for laborers as against foreclosure of mortgage.
 House bill PAS, by MT. Gaines-To repeal the act giving the mayor and board of al- dermen of Jasper permission to issue bonds.
 House bill 249, by Mir. Goins-For the relief of F. s. Gamble, ex- probate judge of Walker county
 House bill 25O, by Mir. Gaincs-ro create a separate scnool district in the town of Jasper.
 House bill 251, by Mir. Gaines-1o alter the charter of tue town of Jasper.
 House bill 252, by Mir. Gai ie5-Fo Dnsti- tute a separate school district at Oakman, Ala.
 House bill 25S, by MT. Turner-To pro- vide for holding circuit courts.
 House bill 254, by MT. Mills-.ro regulate the payment oi claims against the fine and forfeiture fund of Geneva county.
 House bill 255, by Alr. Taylor-To pro- vide for the compensation of state Wit nesses in Cleburne county.
 House bill 256, by MT. Rabb-To estab- lisb county court for Geneva county.
 House bill 257, by MT. Hill--To prohibit the collectiou of a debt for intoxicating liquors sold in quantities of one gallon or less.
 The following bills were put upon their third reading and passed: House bills Nos. 4, :, and 9.
 IN THE SENATE.
 A communication was read by Secretary W. l.. Clay from the pres esdent, stating he was still too ill to be present, and appoint ing MT. Almon as presiding officer tor the day.
 On the call of districts the following bills were introduced:
 ham creek school district in Lowndes.
 By MT. Almon-To amend sections 5, and 10 of an act to establish a new charter for Tuscumb bia.
 By MT. Walker of Henry-To regulate the payment of county claims in Geneva.
 Also-ro establish county court for Geneva.
 By Mir. Bogart- To amend section 1754 of the code. (Relates to usury.)
 The following bills were disposed of:
 To amend section 2 of an act to regulate the drawing and summoning of jurie4 in the county of Montgomery, approved Feb ruary 21, 1898. Passed.
 To amend section 4331 of the code of Ala bams so far as the same relates to Mont- gomery county. Passed.
 To relieve Kit M. Lavender of Hale county of the disabilities of non age. Passed.
 To amend an act entitled an act to regu- late the trial of misdemeanors in Blob county, approved February 21, 1893. Passed.
 To provide for the entry Of p ayment of the purchase money rected in conveyances of property on the margin of the record of such conveyances. Passed.
 To authorize Mrs. Leonora Ingram to act as guardian for her two children, Moses D. and Benjamin Ingram, without giving bond. Lost.
 To authorize the dismissal of garnish- ment proceedings in cases where plaintiff has failed to get service on defendant for two regular terms of the court. Passed.
 To require the production of books and writings in actions at law. Passed.
 To authorize the chancellor, judge or register to require the complainant to give bond before a receiver is appointed. Passed.
 To regulate the exceptions to the giving or refusal of charges in writing. Passed.
 To amend an act approved on the 18th of February, 1879, entitled an act for the preservation of game, animals and birds In the coun ties of Mobile, Monroe, Wilcox and Other counties therein named. Passed.
 To amend section 19 of an act entitled an act to incorporate the Mobile and West dite the construction of said railroad, ap- proved February II, 1893. Passed.
 To establish a new city charter for Phe~ nix City. Passed.
 GENERA ASSEMBLY NOTES.
 Bill POS, relating to dealings between fur niture, sewing machine and piano d callers and installment purchasers, provides that the vendors must file their leins for record. In the event they are compelled to reclaim the property sold, by reason Of failure on the part of the purchaser to make all the payments as agreed on, the vendor must charge the purchaser reasonable amount only, and not retain all of the money paid and take the property back also.
 The bill incorporating the Farmers Co., operative Insurance association provides for the incorporation of mutual Dre in- surance com pany in which the insurers are the owners of the stock. The bill provides that the business of the company sball be limited to risks on dwellings, barnss ables and their contents situated outside of incorporated towns and cities. The Dill provides that lien on all of the property insured shall be che security for the losses. Hon. A. 0. Jackson, Hon. 5. B. ToWnes and other prominent citizens of Anniston, Ala. are among the incorporators of the proposed company.
 Hon. J. $. Meoring, Hon. John M. Caldwell and other prominent Anniston gentlemen ask permission to incorporate another assessment fire company, to be known as the Alabama Mutual State Assur- ance company. It proposes to set aside one-eighth of the premiums received each year as reserve fund, and to pay in divi- dends each year to the members, who are the insurers, any profits above the one- eighth and the cost of insurance.
 Messrs. John B. Kuox, T. B. Hill and third company ofsprominent Annistonians seek to incorporate the Alabama Mutual Fire Insurance company, much after the order of the company last referred to-.
 Mir Montgomery's bill gives the hotel proprietor or boarding house keeper lien on the personal property in the building of the boarder until his rent is paid.
 House bill 214 provides that witnesses testifyirg in two cases in the same day shall receive only one mileage or per diem.
 MT. Ott of Lauderdale seeks to establish the Eleventh Judicial circuit, to consist of