Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Bills Entered in the House and
 Senate. CONFEDERATE VETERANS And Disabled PeddierS to Be Looked After by the
 Lawn kerS.
CONFEDERATE \

 The house oi Representatives was cal.el to order this morning at 10 o'clock and it's deliberations were opened with prayer. Saturdays journal was read and ap- proved and the following new bills were in- trooucec:
 House bill s33, by Mir. Smith of Autauga -1o amend section 4796 of the code, le- laIing 10 lees of officers.
 Houss bill 333, by MT. Ballinger-ro ar.eLd d section 533 of the code, 70 regulate the tune of tax collect F. witt c, to col lectIng taxes.
 House bil S34, by MT. Grant-ro fix the fees oi he judge of the county court of Clarke county.
 House bill 5, by Mir. G7ant-To repeal an act 10 regulate me praclice in the circuit court of Clarke county.
 House bill t36, by MT. .~Grant-To provide c.erk Tor ,ne county court oi Clarke couuty.
 House bill 337, by Mir. Grant-To repeal the act egula,lng trials by juries in the county court oi Clarke county. House bili 33S, by Mir. Grant-1o repeal the act reguatlng trials tor misdemeanors in Clarke county.
 House bill 339 by Mir. Robbins-To pro- vide Tor spec.ai elections to fill vacancies in county ,tfices in he county of Coosa. House bili $40, by Mir. Franklln-To pro- vioe for inc IeleI of needy Confederate soldiers and sailors.
 House bill Al, by MT. Frauklin--To limit and define the ex-, fficio fees of the judge of probate, sheriff and circuit clerk of Dt Kalb county.
 House bill SAP, by MT. Rabb To estab- fish charter for the town of Searight, CrenstaW county.
 House bill 3l3, by Mir. Williams of Henry -1o prohibit the sale of liquor in Henry, Dale and Geneva counties within five miles oi the Dothan High school, in Henry county, except it be within the limits of police jurisdiction.
 House bil 344, by MT. Ward-To fix the time of pleading in the Third Judicial dis trict.
 House bill 3i5, by MT. Fulton by request To constitute Woodlawn, a municipal corporation in Jefferson county, road district.
 House bill 346, by MT. John-To estab- fish court of county revenues of Chiffon county.
 House bill BAY, by MT. McCluskey-To give blacksmiths and workmen h wood a prior lien on crops in Lamar county. House bill 34S, by Mir. McCluskey-To authorize the court of county commis- sioners of Lamar county to issue bonds of the county not exceeding $30O0 to repair the court house and jail in that county. House bill 349, by MT. Ott-To amend an act to amend sub- division 31 of section 629 of the code, relating to peddlers. House bill $50, by MT. Simmons-To reg ulate the election of county commissioners in Lawrence, Blount, Geneva, Cullman and Winston counties.
 House bill 351, by MT. Fletcher-To amend section oi an act defining and pre- scribing a lawful fence in certain portions of Madison county.
 House bill 352, by Mir. Brooks-To repeal sections9 aud 10 of an act to incorporate the Bienvllle Water Supply company. House bill 353, by Mir. Robinson-To au- thorize the separate redem ption of undi- yided interests in real estate sold for taxes when the time for redemption has expired as to one or more owners.
 House bill 354, by MT. Screws, by re- qnest-To refund to Mrs. N. E. Young $l20 paid into the state treasury by her for the purchase of certain lands which had been bid in by the state for taxes, but which were oneously sold and bid in. House bill 355, by Mir. Willett-Petition from commissioners of Pickens county in reference to convicts of said county. House bill S56, by Mr. Deans-ro regu- late he pay oi circuit and other solicitors. House bill 357, by MT. Brown of Russell To amend section 234 of the code of Ala bama.
 House bill 35S, by MT. Cook-To provide for the transfer of cases or suits pending in an inferior court of record when the act re- pealing such court has been repealed. House bill S59, by Mir. Cook-To repeal the act establishing the city court oi Talla. dega.
 House bill 36O, by Mr. Langley-To amend the act incorporating the town of Dadevile.
 dOuSe Dlll O0l, Dy MT. TaLIOn-lO authorize the commissioners of Tuskaloosa to establish districts in which stock may be prevented rom running at large.
 IN THE SENATE.
 The feature of the senate this morning was the debate over the resolution offered by Mir. Sayre, which was referred at the time, but came up for consideration during the morning hours, appropriating S200 to pay incidental expenses likely to be in- cured during the inaugural ceremonies. Senator Goodwin took grounds against the appropriation, charging that MT. Oates was pot the legally elected governor, while MT. Sayre ably advocated the adoption of the resolution.
 The resolution was amended, appropri- ating S10o, and passed. duced by:
 Mr. Hundley-To regulate the appoint ment of inspectors and other election off, ficers, so as to better secure fair elections. MT. Milner-To amend an act relating to pay of the assistant solicitor in Jefferson. Also. to repeal an act requiring the com. missioners' court of Jefferson to pay the judge of the Tenth Judicial circuit $500 an- nually.
 Also, to remove the disabilities of non- age of Walter Metcalf.
 MT. McRae-To require the auditor to draw his warrants in such different amounts for the legal claims due from the state as the holder of the claim may desire.
  be paid in warrants drawn by the auditor. Also, to require the association oi inter- ests on claims in suit when the cause is continued by plaintiff.
 Also, to reduce the fees paid to Witnesses- flu courts and before grand juries. Also, joint resolution requesting Alabama representatives and senators in congress to I advocate repeal of the 10 per cent tax on ketate banks.
 Mir. Sayre-Prescribing the duties of the dge of the court in which the defendant convicted and sentenced and the judg. ut is affirmed on an appeal.
 rlfor the relief f.cfu utbe several sheriffs
 state for leasing
 propriation to
 n and to carry
 lde by the gov
 f the state.
 NOTES.
 (ovisians nf the