Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-05
6ama Penny Savings and Loan company.

OoAhd ChhJ hodSAuE6 duQ LOdu SOmpohys
 Passed.
 House bill 7o3-To amend the charter of
 Florence, Alabama. Passed.
 House bill 920 Relating to local matters
 in Mobile county. Passed
 House bill S5l-To amend an act to incor
 porate'the city of Tuskaloosa by the nddi-
 ton of the following to be mum bered sec-
 tion 102 In reference to the levyiDg, assess
 ment and collection of taxes on personal
 and real property by the m,yor and alder
 men of the city of Tuskaloo.a and the sale
 of the same for the payment of any taxes
 and costs du said city. Passed
 House bill 77f-fo amend the charter Of
 the town ot Greensboro, in Hale county,
 Alabama, and all acts ameudatory thereto.
 Passed.
 Senate bill 3l7-To require the superin-
 teudent of tle Faunsdale school district to
 pay the teachers monthly. Passed.
 House bill G39- TO incorporate Pollard,
 E E,cambia county. Passed.
 House bill s9s-ro establish new char
 ter for Annistun. Passed.
 House bill 745-For the relief of M. D.
 Curtis, sheriff of Wilcox couuty. Passed. House bill 9l1-To provide for the exten-
 sion of the stock law in Coosa county. Passed.
 House bill 670-For the relief of w. W.
 Waite, sheriff of Clarke county. Passed. House bill c31-To protect and regula.e the time and manner of catching and talk ing fish from and in the waters of the state of Alabama in Madison county. Passed. IOdSc Olll ofo--lO luCOEpOI tu6 Siti- zens' Hose complny, No. 5, of the city of Montgomery. Passed. Senate bIll 16S-lo establish a county
 school book board for the counties of La
 mar. Walker and Fayette. Amendments) Passed.
 House bill 946--To amend section 10 of an act entitled an act to prohibit the sale,
 giving away or otherwise disposing of
 spirituous, vinous or malt liquors or in- toxicating liquors or patent medicines having alcOnOI base Calhoun county. Passed. House bill 733-To relieve William B. Westcott of the disabilities of homage. Passed.
 Senate bill 237-To authorize and require
 the commissioners court of Sumter county to set apart and appropriate money from
 the general fund of said county with which
 to pay and discharge certificates of state witnesses issued by the foreman of the grand jury and by the clerk of the circuit
 court and county court of said county and officers fees which by law become good claim against the fine and forfeiture fund of said county after the approval of this
 act and to regulate the manner of said pay ments, also for the re-registration of out standing valid claims against the fine and forfeiture fund of said county and to regu- late the payment of the same. Passed. The following is list of the bills intro duced in the house first reading this afternoon:
 House bill 1161, by MT. Kiliebrew-To estaDllsD state weather service Tor Ala bama. Agriculture. House bill 1J62, by Mir. Smith of Au- tauga-To fix the time for holding the cir cult court in the counties composing the Fifth Judicial circuit in the state of Ala bama. Judiciary. House bill 1I63, by MT. Wood-To au- thorize the town council of Tuskegee to is- sue bonds. Local legislation. House bill 1164, by MT. Mayfield-To create the Fourteenth Judicial circuit, to far rieain it,B Bbo rte be held in said circuit and to fix the time for holding the courts therein, and to pro- vide for the appointment and election of a judge and a solicitor fer said circuit and t, fix the silary of such judge and solicitor and prescribe the manner in which the same shall be paid. Judiciary. House bill 1l65, by MT. Meador-To in- struct the auditor of the state of Alabama for the amount due the late James Taylor Jones as salary as judge of the First Judi cial circuit up to the time of his death in favor of Virginia Nj. Jones, relict of the
 said Judge Jones. Appropriations. IN THE SENATE. The following bills were passed in the senate this morning: House bill 1C02-Relating to bridge toll in Colbert county. House bill 7S9-ro amend section 1908 of the code. tAmended.) Senate bill 337-To provide for the ap- pointment of solicitors pro tempore in circuit courts and courts of like jurisdic- tiop, and provide for the payment of such solicitors.
 The following bills were introduced n the senate at the morning session: Senate bill AS, by MT. Almon-ro amend section 1798 of the code. Senate bill Al, by MT. Almon-To author ize the city couucil of Sheffield to close up, sell or otherwise dispose of any of the streets and alleys in said city after having obtained the written consent of all the land owners.
 Senate bill 445, by Mir. Hundley--To au- thorize tbe mayor and aldermen of the city of Huntsville to Issue certain negotiable bonds.
 Senate bill 446--To amend section 325S of the code.
 A motion was made to reconsider the vote by which the tag tax bill was passed on last Saturday. The motion was laid upon the table. AFTERNOON SESSION. Senate bill 3J1-To amend section 1919 of the code, which provides that 8 petition shall be signed by majority of freehold CTS before license shall be issued for the sale of liquors tabled in the senate this afternoon. Senate bill 249-To incorporate the town of Biocton--was inc definitely postponed. MAXWELL. None will hold strength like Prices Baking Powder, for it alone is absolutely pure.