Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-30


 quire the county treasurer of DeKalb county to pay James McLsndon of Etowah county for services done as county commis- sioner. Appro priations.
 House bill 1885, by Mir. Mapes-To cre- ate the Fifteenth Judicial circuit of the state of Alabama, to fiS the time of hold ing court therein, to provide for appoint ment of a solicitor for said circuit and a judge for tue Ninth Judicial circuit. Judi ciary.
 House bill 1o35, by Mir. Fulton-To amend section of an act entitled an act 10 provide for the registration and lien of judgments and decrees for the payment of money, approved February 26, 1889. Re- vision of laws.
 House bill 1037, by Mir. Fulton-To amend section of act approved Feo- ruary 23, 1885, regulating fines and for feitures in Jefferson and Montgomery counties. Revision of laws.
 House bill 103S, by Mir. John-To amend section 1SS of the code. Military.
 House bill lo39. by MT. John-ro amend section 1855 of the cods. Military.
 House bill 1040, by Nr. John-To amend section l9l ofthe code. Military.
 House bill 1041, by MT. John-To amend section IT of the code. Military.
 House pill 1042, by MT. Johu--ro amend section 17i of the code. Military.
 House bill 1043, by MT. John-To pro- vide Tor filling vacancies in the elective of fees of the Alabama state troops. Mili- tary.
 House bill 1044, by Mr. John-To autho ize the formation of brigade of the Ala bama state troops and to provide for the appointment of the officers thereof. Mili- tary.
 House bill l045, by MT. John--To author lze ali officer elected to the same office in without losing his rank. Military.
 House bill 1046, by MT. John-ro amend section 184 of the code. Military.
 House bill 1O47, by Mir. Rodgers-For the relief of parties whose lands have been 'sold for taxes. Ways and means.
 House bill 1048, by MT. McCorvey-To au thorize the several counties in this state to issue bonds for the purpose of building court houses, jlils and bridges, for re- pairing, improving or furnishing the same and Tor refunding any outstanding in- debtedness of the several counties. Cor porations.
 House bill 1o49, by Mr. Clark--To incor- porate the Wetumpka Falls Manufacturing 2 company. Corporations.
 House bill 105o, by MT. Sanford-.o es. tablish a seal for the state of Alabama. Judiciary.
 House bill 1o51, by MT. sanford-To adopt flag for tae use of the state of Ala bama. Military.
 House bill lO52, by Mir. Mahan-To amend sections 141S and 1423 of the code of Alabama. Public roads and highways.
 House. bill 1053, by Mr. Fleming-ro prohibit the sale or giving away of vinous,
  eating bitters within three miles of St. John's Baptist church, in Pike county, Alabama. Temperance.
 House bill 1054, by Mir. Fleming-To re- quire license of emigrant agents doing business in the state. Ways and means.
 House bill 1055, by MT. Deans (by re- quest)-T amend subdivision 5 of section 26 of an act 10 establish new charter for the city of Calera, approved February 21, 1893. Temperance.
 House bill 1O56, by Mir. Mixon-To au- thorize Mary King, widow of Henry King, to sell the lands belonging to said Henry King at private sale. Revision of laws.
 House bill 1057, by MT. Robinson-To office of the state superintendent of educa- tion. Appropriations.
 Houss bill 105S, by Mir. CIark-Fo estab- fish branch agricultural school at Ham, ilton, in Marion county, Alabama. Agri- culture.
 House bill 1067, by Mir. O'Brien-To in- corporate the board of local managers of the Hospital of United Charities In Bir- mingham. Corporations.
 House bill 1068, by MT. Gibbons-To es- tablish an agricultural school and experi- mental station at Alton, Barbour county. House bill 1869, by Mir. Kuight-To bet ter provide for the payment of certain claims.
 BILLS DISPOSED OF.
 The following bills We're disposed of at the afternoon session of the house today:
 House bill 769-To provide for the more efficient working of the public roads in Greene county aud for the apportionmenu of district road commissioners for Greene county. Passed.
 House bill 763-To incor porate the North Alabama college at Fort Payne, DeKalb county, Ala. Passed.
 House bill 629-Rslating to local matters in Limestone county. Passed.
 House bill S3o-kelating to the public roads of Cherokee, Etowah and DeKalb counties. Passed.
 House bill 455-To prevent stock from county. Passed.
 House bill 7o4-Pertain ing to local mat ters in Lee county.
 House bill 917-To create the town of trict and to provide for the maintenance and management of the public schools of said district. Passed.
 House bill 33S-1o repeal an act entitled an act in relation to trials for misdemean ors in Tuskaloosa and other counties. Passed.
 House bill 577-To establish a separate school district, to be known as the Acton school district, in Winston county.
 House bill 143-To authorizs the mayor and councilmen of the town of Evergreen to issue bonds of said town for an amount not exceeding SIP 900 for the purpose of putting in system of water works and making other improvements in said town. EhSStQ.
 House bill 3S7-For the preservation of birds in the county of Barbour. Passed. Senate bill 71-To establish the county and beat of residence of persons when their residence is partly in two or more counties or beats. Passed. -.. House bill 713-Relative to taking oysters from the reefs in the state.
 The afternoon session having been set aside for the passage of bills little else was done.
 IN THE SENATE.
 The morning in the senate was devoted to the debate begun on yesterday relating to the encouragement of investments in Alabama, which provides for the exemp- ton from taxation of certain lines of man. ufacture for a period of years. The princi- pal opposition to the measure seems to be the precedent that in this way will be set up. The discussion is attracting the closest attention of the entire body.
 The following bills were introduced this morning:
 Senate bill 367, by MT. Hundley-To in- corporate the Madison Loan and Trust company.