Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-26

appointed, where the office of constable in such other precinct is vacant, and to pro-
 vide comp .nsation therefor and detining their liability on their official bonds Re- vision of laws.
 House bill 935, by Mir. Fleming (by re- quest) To prohibit throwing or placing timber, stone, brush, sawdust or other ob- | structIon in big Canoe creek, in St. Clair | county, or any of it's tributaries. Local | Legislation.
 | House bill 936, by Mir. Langley (by rec | qnest)-To create the separate school ols- trict of Dav !s.on in beat r, township "A, | range 24, in lallapoosa county. Education. House oill 937, by Mir. Mayfeld-fo in- corporate the otIllman institute at luska- | loosa, Ala. for training colored ministers of the gospel Education. | House bill e38, by Mir. Patton-ro repeal l an act entitled an act for the election of a superintendent of education for the county | of ruskaloosa, and to define his duties, approved February 10, 1887. Education. | house bill 939, by Mr. Turner (with no- | tice and prooI-For the relief of Mrs. NJ. | D. Clarke Of Washington county. Revi- | sion of laws.
 House bill $40, by MT. Williams of Bull | lock-To permit sections 4197 to 4232, inclu- sive, to apply to Bullock county. Judi | cary.
 House bill e41, by Mir. Lipscomb-To in- corporate the Olivet club. Corporations. | House bill 942, by Mir. Calhoun-ro es-
 tablish branch agricultural station and an agricultural school, at Jackson, Clarke | county, Ala. Agriculture.
 House bill 943, by MT. John-ReguIating
 the business of pawn brokers in cities of | the state of Alabama. Judiciary.
 House bill 944, by MT. Jobn (by requesD To provide for signing of bills of excep- | tons by judges of circuit city and crimi nal
 courts ln this state where the same are agreed upon by the parties. Judiciary.
 House bill 945, by MT. Robinson-To au-
 thorizs and require the auditor of the state l of Alabama to reimburse Phelan B. Dor | Ian, sheriff of Mobile county, for expenses
 incurred and services rendered to the state | in the removal of George A. Pearce, afugl- | tive from justice. Appropriations. | House bill 946, by MT. Scarborougt-To amend section 10 of an act entitled an act l to prohibit the sale, giving away or other
 wise disposing of spurious, vinous or malt | liquors, or intoxicating bitters or patent | medicines having alcohol as base, in Cal | houn county, approved December z, 1856. | Judiciary.
 House bill 947, by MT. Mayfield-To au- | thorize and empower the mayor and alder 1 men of the city of Tuskaoosa to issue aud | sell the bonds of said city in an amount | not exceeding SEQ, ,000, the proceeds thereof | to be used for the purpose of paying off and l satisfying the interest or interest coupons | now due and to become due on the presen 1 outstanding bonds of said city, and for l the purpose of paying tbe outstanding l floating debt of said city. Corporations. HOu6e Dlil $40, Oy MT DelllugeT-lo U | more permanently establish the line be- l tween the coun ties of Blount and Walker. l Counties and county boundaries. House bill 949, by MT. Dale-To provide | for repairing aud furnishing the capitol | and improving the capitol grounds. Pub- l lie buildings and institutions. House bill 959, by MT. Fulton (by re- | quest)-To regulate and limit the charges | hereafter to be made by railroad compa- | nies and steamboat operators ln carrying | freight and passengers wholly within the | limits of the state of Alabama. Commerce | and common carriers.
 BILLS DISPOSED OF. l The following bills having received a 1 third reading were disposed of in the 1 house this morning:
 | House bill S5-To authorize the chancel- | Tor, judge or register to require the com | piainant to give bond before a receiver is | appointed. With amendments. | House bill 23S-fo prevent the fighting | of cocks or other birds with gaffs or spurs, | and to prevent the fighting of dogs, bulls, l bears or other animals. Passed. | This bill received considerable opposition | feated.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. | At the afternoon session the following 1 bills were taken up and disposed of: House bill 676-To amend an act to better | provide for the keeping up of the public
 roads of Escambia county. Passed. | House bill 61S-ro prevent the explosion
 of dynamite in any of the waters of Bibb county for the purpose of killing fish. | Passed.
 l House bill 544-To regulate the granting
 of liquor license in Louisville, Barbour county. Passed.
 | House bill 765-To create separate | it's boundaries and provide for it's main .
 tenance. Passed.
 House bill .773-For the relief of s. w. | Chadwick, register of Hale county, for | services rendered. Passed. House bill 217-To authorize the mayor
 and council of Brewton to issue $15, ,000
 bonds to build schools, etc. Pissed. l House bill 576-To levy state and county 1 tax upon peddlers of stoves, machines,
 clocks, etc.. in Coosa, Elmore, Talladega,
 Lowndes, Barbour, Choctaw, Sumter, Ma rengo, Wilcox, Hale, Dallas, Tallapoosa, l Clarke, Madison, Calhoun, Macon and | Chambers counties. Passed. | IN THE SENATE. The day in the senate was devoted to a l routine order of business, very little of special importance transpiring. The new | calendar was taken up and the first reading l of new bills proceeded to. Bills were introduced and referred to ap- l propriate committees as follows: Senate bill 320, by Mir. Day-To establish | a schoolbook sboard in the counties of Nor | gan and Lawrence. Committee on educa- | tion.
 Senate bill 321, by MT. Porter--To estab- | lish new charter for the city of Anniston. | Committee on corporations.I Senate bill 322, by MT. Hundley-To | establish a new charter for the city of | Huntsville. Judiciary. l Senate bill 323, by MT. Hundley-To dis l solve bonds of metrimony existing between | Charles w. Berney and Cora Mitchell and l restore h CT maiden name. Judiciary. Senate bill 324, by MT. Hollis-To repeal
 section 3177 (3432,) of the code. Privileges | and elections.
 Senate bill 325, by Mir. McRsa-To amend an act entitled ''an act for tbe relief of needy Confederate soldiers and sailors, residents of Alabama, who from wounds or other causes are now unable to earn a livelihood, and for the widows of such as were killed or died in sad war, and have not since married. |" approved February 13, 1891. Military.
 Senate bill 326, by MT. Milner-To amend section 335 of the code of Ala bama so far as the same relates to Randolph county. Finance.
 Senate bill 327, by Mir. Milner-To pro- |