Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-25
TUE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Three Important Measures Intro
 duced in the House.
0'BRIEN'5 TWO WEEKS PAY,
The John CarniShment and Mcqueen Immigration
 Commissioner Bills.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 2d-Tspecial. r. The legislation uf most interest tu Jeffer- l son county today was the introduction by Mr. O'Brien ofa bll entitled, ''An act to secure prompt piyment of wages to la 1 borers, mechanics or other wage -earners l employed ia mining or manufacturing. ' l The bfii, which IS reproducs1 in full 1 in hsse columns, is self explanatory line deli Alterations of the house were called | to ord as usual this morning with l prayer.
 The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
 l he following new bills were read once and referred to he proper committees of the shouse:
 House bll 23i, by Mir. Williams of Bull loca-ro am snd an act f,r the protection 1 or lands qua plantations from depredations in Bullock county. House till 2J5, by Mir. Ewing-To create sepsra.e scnool district in Cherokee county, to be known Taff school dis trict.
 House bill 296, by MT. Mastin-To re- peal on act eUtlled an act for the preser- vation ot game in the counties oi Sumter and Chiffon.
  the act for the appointment of township trustees for Chactaw county. House bill l99, by Mir. Beasley-To make all corporations, companies or individuals owning or operating tram roads, pole reads, canals or di ches responsib for damages resulting from negligent use oi the same.
 House bill 299, by MT. Burks-To regu. late the disposlLon of the poll tax fund in the state.
 Iii |. relief of Charles Grafton, circuit clerk of tullman county.
 House bill 301, by MT. Graham-To con- firm the tue Jrporatioa and organiz ttion oi The Bank of Selma and to grant it addi- tiona powers.
 House Dlll 3o2, by Mr. Graham-To au- thorizs the board of revenue of Dallas county to issue public road bonds in the amount of S5o ,00o.
 House biii 3O3, by MT. Graham-To pro- vide for the more efficient working of the public roads of D llas.
 House bill 3C4, by MT. Rabb-To regulate the issue of garnishments be ore justices of the peace in Escambia.
 House bill 3o5, by MT. Beeson-To incor- porste--the Attalla-Normal college at At tafla, Ala.
 House bill sos. by Mir. Beeson-To anisud the act hlch constitutes the city of CaisdAn separate school district.
 House bill 3o7, by MT. Knight-ro amend |
 Hous. bill 308, by MT. O'Breu-To se- cure prompt payment of wages to laborers, mechanics or other wage earners employed 1iu mining or manufacturing.
 House bill 309, by Mir. O'Brien-To F Id section 4191 of the code, relating to L.. posing of liquor on election day and the day preceding.
 House bill BIO, by MT. John-To confirm the charter of the Coaidale Brick and Tile company and to enlarge its powers. r. l,iII txr amend subdivision of section 1912 of the code, relating to the duty and authority of tLe board of mining examiners.
 House bill 312, by MT. Davls-To abolish the county court of Marion county.
 House bill S13, by MT. Robinson--To make certain municipal ordinances or by- laws evidence without further proof.
 House bill 3l4, by Mir. Robinson-To amend an act to regulate the mode of 1scting, drawing and empanelling grand and petit :uries for Mobile county; and to amend section of an act to amend sections 6, 8, 10, Il, 13 of same, the drawing, etc. of juries in the county Of Mobile.
 House bill 315, by MT. Robinson-To authorize subscription by the state for digest of the Alabama reports.
 House bill 316, by Mir. Smith of Mobile To amend section 3613 of the code, relating to appeals to the supreme court.
 House bill 317, by MT. Smith of Mobile To amend section 3532 of the code, relating
 
 House bill SIS, by MT. Smith of Mobile To amend section 3054 (3465) of the code, relative to lien declared.
 House bill 319, by Mir. Sanford-For the protection of certain game birds.
 House bill 320, by MT. Sanford-To authorizs the treasurer to pay all warrants which have been drawn by the auditor ou the said treasurer on account of cost bills in penitentiary cases.
 House bill 321, by Mr. FleIning-To es- aritx If of
 House bill 322. by MT. Cameron-To reg ulate the election of the county superin. tendent of education of Sumter county.
 House bill 323, by MT. Cameron-To amend section 3o91 (3496) of the code.
 House bill 324, by MT. Cameron-To re- uuire owners of stallions, who keep them for profit, to pay county license.
 House bill s25, by MT. Mayfield-To establish the city court of Ozark.
 House bill 326, by Mir. Gaines-To em- power the governor to reconvey to the United States a certain tract of land.
 House bill 327, by MT. Turner-To pro- hfbit the sale of liquor within four miles of Calvert Chapel, Washington county:
 House bill BPS, by MT. Turner-To re- quire the board of county commissioners of Washington county to divide said county into four commissioners districts.
 House bill 329, by MT. Ford-To amend section 1 of the act to establish separate school district to be known as the Melville sch ool district in Winston county.
 The following bills were put upon their third reading and passed:
 House bill 49-To repeal an act authoriZ- ing the sheriff of Washington county, by virtue of his office, to collect the state and county taxes thereof. and to perform all other duties required by law of tax collec- tors.
 House bill 23-To provide for the election of county superintendent of education of Lowndes county.
 House bill 66-To regulate and to pre- scribe the manner of electing county com inissioners Of Calhoun county.
 House bill 1S0-To prohibit the sale of liquors within three miles of Bethel church in Lee county.
 House bill 63-To amend section of an act to incorporate the Leighton Male and Fe1>sfe academy in Lawrence county. ouse bill 113-To establish O separate
 ool district 10 be known as the Union
 district, Henry county.
 ouse bill 169 To amend an act to incor-
 ate and establish charter for Childers-
 2, Talladega county.
 House bill S9--To prohibit the sale of h-
 DTS within four miles Of the Meth odist