Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-17
List of Bills Introduced by Members
 of the House.
THE AGE-HERALD'S GUESSES
As to Chairmen of Senate Com nitteeS Hit in Every
 Particular.

mousse was called 10 Oruor at lu cloCk. Rev. MT. Howard opened its deliberations with prayer.
 Ninety four members answered "Here." The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
 message from the senate announced Messrs. Brewer, Cunningham and Good wyn committee on the part of the senate to examine the reports of the auditor and treasurer.
 The rules were suspended and the joint resolution to meet the senate tomorrow and count and announce the vote in the August election was adopted.
 The following bills were introduced and referred to the proper committees:
 House bill 53, by MT. Jinks-To repeal the act to regulate trial of certain misde- meanors committed in Bullock county.
 House bill 54, by Mir. Smith-To require the clerk of the circuit court of Butler county to assume the same duties in the city court of that county.
 House bill 56, by MT. Scarboro-To regu- late the manner of the election of commis- sioners in Cleburne county.
 House bill 57, by MT. Scarboro-To amend section 1910 of the code.
 House bill 5S, by MT. Kelly-Io regulate sale of personal property.
 House bill 59, by MT. Kelly-To amend sections 3471 and 3472 of the code.
 House bill 60, by Mir. Grant-For the re- lief of M. P. Johnston of Washington county.
 House bill 6l, by MT. Calhoun-To amend an act to provide for the indigent people of Clarke county.
 House bill 62, by MT. Grant-To prevent the publishing or sale of books of bogra- phy of any outlaw.
 House bill 63, by MT. Rand-To amend an act incorporating the male and female academy in Leighton, Ala.
 House bill GA, by MT. Kelibrew-To re- uuire common carriers of freight to furnish to shipper within thirty days necessary in- formation, in the event of loss or damage, as to on what line the loss was sustained. House bill 65, by MT. Beeson-To repeal the act to compel women and children un- der 14 from working in a manufacturing business more than eight hours so far as it relates to EtoWah.
 House bill 66, by MT. Kuight--To fix de- grees and prescribe punishment for certain cases of arson.
 House bill 67, by MT. Maples-To amend section 4196 of the code of Alabama.
 House bill 68, by MT. O'Brien-To pro- vide for the disposition of a portion of the hire of all convicts who have families dependent upon them.
 House bill 69, by Mir. O O'Brien-To amend section a2o Of the code of 1886.
 Rouse bill 70, by MT. Lipscomb-To Qm6CQ 6ecllOQ 10, buDQiVlSlOH LII du dCU to establish a new charter of Bessemer.
 House bill Fl, by MT. O 'Brien-To amend section 3763 Of the criminal code so as to prohibit any firm or corporation from blacklisting discharged employees.
 House bill 72, oy MT. Fulton-To incor- porate the presbytery of north Alabama.
 House bill "A, by MT. Fulton-To pro vide for making and maintaining public roads and bridges in Jefferson county.
 House bill 75. by MT. Montgomery-To &t..k tf.N, ,f iync of the peace of Jefferson county.
 House bill v, by Mr. Montgomery-To provide for the election of superintend- ent Of education for Jefferson county.
 House bill 7S, by MT. Montgomery-To alter the law relating to the pay of justices of the peace in Jefferson county.
 House bill 79, by MT. McCluskey-To pro- hibit the sale of liquors within two miles of Sulligent, Lamar county.
 House bill so, by MT. Ott-To divide all beats and precincts in Lauderdaie having more than one voting place and make sep arate beats Of each.
 House bill S1, by MT. Whitten-To pro- vide for registration and lien of judgments of justices Of peace.
 tabish board of revenue for Lowndes county.
 House bill s3, by MT. Whitten-A bill regulating recording in the probate office jD Lowndes county.
  recton 1851 of the code of 1886.
 House bill 85, by MT. Holt-To authorize judges to require bond before receiver is appointed.
 uuire the prod ductiop of books and writings in actions of law.
 House bill 87, by MT. Holt-An act to regulate exceptions to the giving or re- fusal of charges asked in writing.
 House bill SS, by MT. Holt-To define the matrimonial domicile of the husband and wife in respect to suits for divorce and to limit divorces to cases in favor of persons having an actual domicile where divorce is granted.
 House bill S9, by Mir. Rowe-Prohibiting the sale of liquor within four miles of Triana and New Center Grove, in Madison county.
 House bill 90, by MT. Coleman-To regu- late the fne and forfeiture fund of Marshall county.
 the act to incorporate the Mobile gas works.
 Rouse bill 92, by MT. Smith-To legalize registration of deeds of conveyance which office of the proper county before the passage of this act, but not within the time required by law.
 House bill 93, by MT. Smith of Mobile To establish state board ot embalming and to regulate the proper disposition Of the bodies of the dead.
 Mouse bill 94, by Mir. Robinson-To pro. vide for the appointment of an official stepographer of the circuit, chancery and city courts of Mobile.
 House bill 95, by MT. Robir son-To pro- vide for the entry of payment of the pur-