Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-16
Large Number of Bills Introduced
 in the House.
A BATCH FROM JEFFERSON
MT. Knight on the Convicts-A. P. A. Condemned-Goodwyn
 Wants Fair Elections.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 15.-[Special. l-The house assembled at 10 o'clock. The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
 William Maine of Calhoun was ap- pointed doorkeeper of the gallery.
 A beautiful gavel was presented to the house by the Agricultural and Mechanical college.
 The following bills were introduced, read once and referred:
 House bill 2, by Mr. Moore-To extend the time of the construction of the harbor and railway of the Birmingham, Mobile and Navy Cove Harbor and Railroad com pany. Corporations.
 House bill 8, by MT. Fuller-To abolish the county court of Bibb county. Judi ciary.
 House bill 4, by MT. Fuller-Requiring fines and forfeitures in Bibb county to be paid in money. Local legislation.
 House bill 5, by MT. Wiiliams-To repeal section of an act "to regulate the election ot commissioners in Pike and other coun ties as it relates 10 Bullock county.o Local legislation.
 House bill 6, by MT. Williams--To change the name of Jane V. Hodge to Jane V. Harp and make her femme sole. Local legislation.
 House bill 2, by Mr. Calhoun-To pre- serve game, animals and birds in the coun- ties of Washington and Clarke. Local leg islation.
 House bill 8, by MT. Grant-To amend section 991 of the code as it relates to the examinations in the schools of Clarke county. Education.
 House bill g, by MT. Grant-To give the owners of lands or their assignees lien for the stipulated price of values-commonly known as stumpage-of timber sold from said lands, and to provide for the enforce ment thereof. Judiciary.
 House bill 10, by MT. Grant-To regulate the landing of goods by steamboats, ves- sells or other water craft. Local legisla- tion.
 House bill II. by MT. Grant-To amend section 997 of the code relative to meetings of institutes as to Clarke county. Educa- tion.
 House bill 12, by MT. Rand-To amend section 1869 of the code relative to full pay ment and satisfaction with reference to mortgages. Judiciary.
 House bill 13, by MT. Brooks-To author ize the sureties of R. A. Tompkins, ex- tax collector of Franklin county, to collect the taxes for the year 1892.
 House bill IA, by MT. Knignt-To repeal section AS and to amend sections 54 and 60 of an act approved February IA, 1892, to create new convict system for Alabama and to provide for the government, dis cipline and main tenance of all convicts in
 
 vide for the working of the convicts of the state for the best financial interest of the state. Penitentiary and criminal adminis- tration.
 House bill 15, by MT. O. Brien-To further provide for compensation for registrars in the state. Privileges and elections.
 House bill 16, by Mir. O. Brien-To amend section 1891 of the code, relating to the re- demption of lands. Judiciary.
 House bill 17, by MT. O. Brien-To amend section 3875 of the code of 1886 relative to trespass on lands by another. Judiciary.
 House bill l8 by Mr. Montgomery-To amend section of an act to establish a charter for Avondale, ,o Ala, Corporations. s low constables of Bessemer, beat No. 33, Jefferson county, and constables of 37, Bir- mingham, and of No. 8, Parsons, to ap- point deputies. Judiciary.
 House bill 2O by Mir. Lipscomb-To au- thorize the mayor and board of aldermen of Bessemer to issue bonds for an amount not 10 exceed $25, 900 to purchase water works. Corporations.
 House bill 21, by MT. Kennedy-To in- corporate the Bailey Springs university for the higher education of women. Educa- tion.
 House bill 22, by Mir. Ott-To exempt school trustees from poll tax and road duty. Judiciary.
 House bill 23, by Mir. Whitten-To pro- vide for the election of county superintend- ent of education of Lowndes county. Lo- cal legislation.
 House bill 24, by Mir. Fletcher-To au- thorize Madison county to purchase the macadamized roads belonging to the Mad ison Turnpike company and to issue bonds to aid in the purchase of same. Local leg iSation.
 House bill 25, by Mir. Meador-To amend an act to establish new charter for De- mopolis so as to give the mayor and board of aldermen authority to establish Rn official map. Local Legislation.
 House bill 26, by MT. Meador-To author ize the mayor and board of aldermen of Demopolis to issue S15, ,000 in bonds to es- tablish water works. Corporations working and improvement of the public roads of Mobile county by contract. Pub lie roads and highways.
 House bill 28, by MT. Brooks-To regu- late primary elections in the city and the Mobile delegation.
 House bill 29, by MT. Brooks-To regu- late the administration of general assign ments for the benefit of creditors. Ju- dietary.
 House bill 30, by MT. Brooks-To amend an act to provide for the publication and proceedings against defendants whose names ara unknown in proceedings for par tition. Judiciary.
 House bill 8l, by MT. Brooks-To regu- late the sale of goods, wares, merchandise bankrupt, insolvent, insurance, assignee, trustee, testator, executor, administrator, auction syndicate, receiver, railroad wreck, wholesale or manufacturers, or goods dam aged by smoke, fire or water, or otherwise, and to provide for a license for such sales from such vendors. Judiciary.
 House bin s2, by MT. Brooks-To amend