Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-06

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 Senate bill 242-To change the boundary liues oi Franklin, Colbert and Lawrence. Passed.
 House bill 5Si-To fix the annual com pensation of the judge of probate, clerk of the circuit court and saeriff of Fillmore county for ex- ofhcio services. Defeated.
 House bill S07-Io incorporate the Au- tauga Manufacturing company in the county of Autauea. Passed.
 House bill 10S2-ro amend the stock law of Butler county. Passed.
 House bill 10C9-To better provide for the payment Of claims against the fin aud for ieitare fund of Fillmore county. Passed.
 Hous. bill 679-For the relief of justices of the peace and notaries public oi Greene county. (Amendments.) Passed.
 House bill 722-'Eo change the name of James c. Bullock to James Q. Barry. Passed.
 Below is given the captions of bills intro ducsd and read first time at the afternoon session:
 House bill 1179, by MT. Robinson-To in- corporats the Industrial Insurance com pany of Birmingham, Ala. Banking and insurance.
 House bill 11SO, by MT. Killebrew-To establish an agricultural experim,nt sta ton and school at or near Ozark, Newton, Pinckard or Daleville, Dale county, Ala bama, to De located by the governor, superinto adent of education and the com missioner Of agriculture. Agriculture.
 hOust Dlli llol, Dy MT. MtduOE-lo re- auire sheriffs and their deputies to arrest persons doing business in this state with out license. Ways and means.
 House bill 11S2, by Mir. Screws (by re- qoest) -1o prevent the sale Of wheat bran mixed with particles of corn cobs, unless the same is properly labeled. Agricul- ture.
 House bill 1lS3, by MT. Meador-To amend section 6l5 of the code of Alabama. Judiciary.
 l.; A. relief of w. H. and H. w. Slaughter of Baldwin county, Alabama. Appropria- tions.
 House bill l1S5, by MT. Kye-Giving a lien to laborers and contractors who con- struct railroads. Revision of laws.
 House bill l185, by MT. Wllett-To pro- vide remedy oy mandamus to compel transfer of stock in private corporations and the issuance of new stock in lieu of such stock so transferred. Judiciary.
 IN THE SENATE.
 The following bills were introduced ia the senate this morning:
 Senate bill 450, by Mir. Bogart-To create a separate school dlstr,ct in Jackson county to be known as Pleasant Grove district.
 Senate bill 451, by Mir. Robinson-To establish and define the corporate limits of the city of Gadsden.
 Senate bill 452, by Mir. Samford-Relat- ing to local matters in Tallapoosa county.
 Senate bill 453, by MT. Samiord-For the relief of NJ. F. Beck of Lee county.
 Senate bill 454, by Mir. Sayre-To amend the charter of the state Abstract company.
 Senate bill 455-To provide for special judge of the county court of Wilcox county.
 Senate bill 456-Pertaining to the ped ding of goods in Sumter and Pickens counties.
 The bills given below were read third time and disposed of in the senate this morning.
 Senate bill 369-To prescribe the fees and duties of Mobile bar pilots. Passed.
 Senate bill 370-To amend sections4 4 and 16 of an act entitled an act to regulate Mo bile harbor. Tabled.
 House bill z99-To amend sections and 2 of an act to establish partial stock law districts in Talladega county. Passed.
 Senate bill 3S1-To amend section 1855 of
 Senate bill 382-To amend section 191 of the code. Passed.
 Senate bill 3s3-To amend section I'll of the code. Passed.
 Senate bill 3S4-To amend section 174 of the code. Passed.
 Senate bill se5-To provide for filing vacancies in the elective offices of the Ala bama slate troops. Passed.
 Senate bill 386-To authorize the forma- ton of brigade of the Alabama state troops and 10 provide for the appointment of the officers thereof Passed.
 Senate bill 387-To authorize an officer elected to the same office in another organ izaton to accept such office without losing his rank. Passed.
 Senate bill 3S8-To amend section 1S9 of the code. Passed.
 Senate bill 3S9-To amend section 184 of the code. Passed.
 Senate bill 336-For the relief of R. s. McWhorter, late tax collector of Lowndes county. Passed.
 House bill 479-To incorporate the city of Ozark, in the county of Dale. Passed.
 Senate bill 295-To amend an act to re- quire all corporations to pay fee or license tor the use of the state before commencing business in this state. Passed.
 Senate bill 358--To amend sections and g of an act to enlarge and amend 8 charter under an act approved January 26, 1891, es- tablishing charter for the town of Wood lawn,, in Jefferson county, Alabama. Passed.
 Senate bill 375-To incorporate the board of lady managers of the Hospital Of United Charities, in Birmingham, Ala. (Amended.) Passed.
 Senate bill 376-To confer additional pow CTS on the mayor and aldermen oi Birming- ham. Passed.
 Senate bill 37S--To regulate the sale of real estate for unpaid municipal taxes and assessments in the city of Birmingham. Passed.
 House bill 42-To incorporate the Inde- pendent Brothers of Love. Passed.
 Senate bill 235-To amend section of the act entitled au act to authorize corporations organized under the general incorporation laws Of the state, or which have been char tered by an act of the general assembly prior to the enactment of the general in corporation laws of this state of 1867, to alter aud amend their charters. Passed.
 Senate bill 403-To provide for the work ing and improving of public roads situate in part of Mobile county. Passed.
 Senate bill 295-To provide a sinking fund for the liquidation of the bonded in- debtedness of tue state. Passed.
 Senate bill 897-To equalize the salaries of certain state officers. This bill was amended by Mir. Sayre, providing that it shall apply only to state auditor.
 The debate in the senate was devoted this morning to this bill, which was finally passed just before adjournment as amended by Mir. Sayre.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. The bills indicated below were called to third reading at the afternoon session of the senate and disposed of:
 Senate bill 325-ro provide for board to investigate the applications and claims of Confederate soldiers in the matter of pen- sions, etc. Passed.
 Senate bill 404-To authorize the secre- farv of state to sell the lands known AS the