Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-01

legislation.
 a House bill HOS, by Mir. Hill-To regulate and control the operation and manaf ement of savings banks aud institutions for saw ings in this state. Banking aud insur- ancs.
 House bill II by MT. McQueen-ro confirm the incorporation of the Young Democracy of Jefferson county under the general laws of the state of Alabama and to amend and enlarge the powers thereof. Corporations.
 House bill 1l1O, by MT. McQ leen-To provide for the better support and main- tenaGes of the public schools of Walker county, Alabsna. Education.
 House bill Ill, by Mr. Smith oi Au- tauga (by requsst)-ro au.horizs the hold ing ot the chahcery courts of the 'unties oi Coosa and Clay at Goodwater, Ala. and to hx the times for holding said courts. Judiciary.
 House bill 1112, by Mir. Fleming-ro au- thorize p itent to issue to certain lands in section l6, township 6. range "A, in Bar bour county, Alabama, to the heirs of Nathan Mincher, deceased. Judiciary.
 House bill HIS. by Mir. Taylor-To re- peal an act to prohibit the sale, giving away or otherwise disposing of splriluous, vinons or malt liquors at or within certain localities in this state, approved February 28, 1881, fur as the same relates to the corporate limits of the city of Fruithurst, in Cleburne county, on the Southern rail- road. Temperance.
 House bill 1114, by Mir. Taylor-fo an- thorlza the fling and recording of certain ceods of conveyance therein named in the office of the probate courts of this state. Judiciary.
 House bill 1115, by MT. Sanford-To amend section or house bill 5S0, approved January 30, 1895. Corporations.
 House bli lll6, by Mir. Sanford (by re- quest )-To amend section 4055 Of the code of 1SS6. Judiciary.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 At he afternoon session the following bills were taken up and disposed of:
 House bill 1002-Relates to toll at cer- tain bridge in Colbert county. Passed.
 House bill 116-To establish the city court of Bridgeport, Ala. Passed.
 House bill 291-To provide for and regu- late the mode of selecting, drawing and empaneliug grand and petit jurors for the county of Tuskaloosa. Passed.
 House bill 762-Relates to lien being al- lowed physicians of Dallas county for med- tines and practice fees in said county. Passed.
 House bill S4S-Provides for establishing a packing and whisky manufactory in Ei- more county.
 This bill invoked long and lively dis cussion, being opposed in most enthusi- astc manner by some of the temperance members of the assembly. The bill was passed by vote of 45 to 43.
 House bill 915-To refund to J. H. W being the purchase money for certain lands heretofore sold him by the state. Passed.
 House bill S01-To authorize a vote of the legal voters of Daviston, beat IF, In Talla- poosa county, 10 decide whether spirituous, vinous or malt liquors shall be sold within the corporate limits of the town of Davis ton. Tabled.
 IN THE SENATE.
 The morning in the senate was devoted strictly to routine business. The follow ing bills were taken up and disposed of:
 House bill 423-To declare Charles K. Foote and Charles c. FooIe, who now re- side in the county Of Washington, citizens of the county Of Mobile, and to authorizs them to assess certain of their real prop erty with the tax assessor of Mobile county. Passed.
 Senate bill 826 .-To amend section 5s5 oi the code Of Alabama so far as the same re- lates to Randolph county. Passed.
 House bill 3C4-To regulate the issue of garnish ments and proceedings thereon be- fore justices of the peace and notary pub lie ext tficio justices of the peace in the county of Escamba. Passed.
 Senate bill 318--To prohibit the mapu- facture of vinous, ,spirituous or malt liquors or other intoxicating beverages within one mile of the M ,thodist Episcopal church at the village of Eamore. Passed.
 Senate bill 322-1o establish new char ter for the city Of Huntsville. Passed.
 House bill 46-To provide for the com pensation of the county solicitor for Tus- kaloosa county. Passed.
 House bill 273-ro amend section 309l (3496) of the code of Alabama of 1886.
 Senate Dill 345-Io incorporate the South cru Home Insurance company and to de- fine it's rights, powers and franchises. Passed.
 House bill 56i-To establish a separate school district, to be known as the Crane Hill school district, in Cullman county, Alabama. Passed.
 House bill 296-To repeal an act entitled an act for the preservation of game ani- ma.s and birds h the counties of Sumter and Chiffon. Passed.
 House bill 623-To prohibit the selling or giving away of alcoholic, spirituous, vinous or malt liquors within five miles of Hollands Chapel Methodist church and within the voting precinct of Dutton, all within the county of Jackson.
 House bill 348-To authorize the court of county commissioners of Lamar county to issue bonds of the county, not exceed. ing $3O00, to repair court house and jail of said county. Passed.
 Senate bill 333-To authorizs the city of Mobile to build or otherwise acquire a system of water works and operate the same. Passed.
 Senate bill 10s-To create lien in favor ofthe owners of public ginneries. Passed.
 Senate bill 222-ro amend section 3S7S (4414) of the code so far as the same relates to the county of Cherokee. Passed.
 Senate bil! 294--To fix the time of hold ing the chancsry courts in the counties of Pike, Coffee and Geneva. Passed.
 Senate bill 243-To amend section 2720 of the code. Passed
 Seuate bill 2i6--To incorporate the South. ern Coal company. Passed.
 Senate bill 3f7-ro incorporate the Plant ers' Warehouse and Commission company. Passed.
 The following bills were introduced on a first reading:
 Senate bill 4o5, by MT. HundIey (by re- qnest)-To authorize the holding of the cnancery court of the counties of Coosa and Clay at Goodwater, Ala, and to fix the time of holding said court.
 Senate bill 406, by MT. Nolan-To pro- vide for the extension of the stock law in Coosa county.
 Senate bill 4O7, by MT. Milner-To au- thorize and empower the court of county commissioners of Jefferson county to em- ploy mounted policemen.
 This bill provides that not less than two mounted policemen shall be appointed as provided above, whose duties shall be to watch the approaches to the towns and cities in Jefferson county apd prevent high way robbery and other crimes and misde- ktL I-- -lkl. AL