Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-23
ALABAMA LEGISLATORS, After a Lengthy Holiday, Resume
 Their Work. NUMBER OF LOCAL BILLS, Among Them Being Many of Benefit to Jefferson County,
 Introduced.
NUMBER OF LOCAL BILLS,

l uc nOuec WAS Cailcu lO OruGT al lU Of CHUCK by Speaker Clark and seventy-eight mem- bers answered to their names. Mir. Ott of fered tbe opening prayer.
 MT. J. R. Wood, who was elected during the recess to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Holt, the member from Ma | con, was sworn in. Upon call of counties the following | new bills were introduced:
 House bill 667, by Mr. Smith of Autauga To amend section 555 of the code. (Re- lates to monthly reports and payments to be made by the tax colector.)
 House bill 66S, by MT. Ewing-To au- thorize the people of Cherokee county to hold an election on the question of issuing bonds to build a bridge over Coosa river.
 House bill e59, by MT. Mertin-For the relief of Henry J. Gregg of Chiffon county.
 House bill 670, by Mir. Grant of Clarke To pay the sheriff of Clarke county for re- moving prisoner, charge1 with felony from Lafayette, La. to Clarke county.
 House bill 671, by MT. Beasley-To make constables' fees the same as sheriff's fees in Covington county.
 House bill 672, by MT. Burks-To provide l for the election of certain officers in Cull- man county In the event of vacancy in said offices.
 House bill 673, by Mir. Killebrew-To prevent hunting without consent in Dale | county.
 House bill 674, by Mir. Tuck-To regulate the working Of the public roads in Dallas county.
 House bill 675, by Mir. Franklin-To pro : vide for the resurvey of the line between ] the counties of Jackson and DeKalb.
 House bill 676, by Mir. Rabbtooeo provide for the better working of thtsS kslolic roads | of Escambia. N0
 House bill 677, by Mir. Mills-For the re- lief of w. J. Ward Of Geneva.
 House bill 678, by Mir. Mills-Po author izs the appointment of deputy constable.
 House Dill 679, by MT. Smith of Geneva | For the relief of justices of the peace in | Geneva county.
 House bill 6s0, by Mir. Smith of Geneva | Clarke county.
 l House bill 6S1, by Mr. Ward-For the re- lief of sheriff McLendou of Henry county i House bill 6S2, by Mir. Williams of Henry-To authorize Dolhan to issue bonds to build water works.
 House bill 6S3, by MT. Williams of Henry-To amend the charter of D,than.
 House bill 6S4, by Mir. Williams of Henry-To repeal an amendment to the | charter Of the town of Dothan. | House bill 685, by Mir. Williams of 1 Henry-To create BrIar school district in | Heury county.
 House bill 6S6, by MT. Williams of Henry-To regulate the granting of license la.
 House bill 6S7, by Mir. Williams of | Henry-For the relief of the sheriff of Henry county.
 House bill 6Ss, by MT. John-To amend ! sections 17, 2) and B of an act to establish | q new chur,er for the city of Birmingham l House biil 6So, by MT. John--fo estab- 1 fish an inferior court of criminal jurisdic- ton in the city of Birmln ham and define | its powers.
 | House bill 69o, by MT. John-ro limit Tsat, d | notaliss puo ic in precincts 21 and 37 In 1 Jefferson couuty. | House bill 69l, by Mir. John-To regulate | the drawing oi grand and petit juries in l Jeff erson county. | House bill 692, by Mir. John-To prevent the sale of liquor to or by any woman ip | houses where single women board. House bill 693, by Mr. John, provides that any one having carnal knowledge of a child under IS years must bs punished with | deatb or imprisoa ment for life. | House bill 634, by MT. John-To prohi bit | the granting of free passes to men bers of the general assembly and state officers by | railroads.
 | authorize the sentencing of convicted | felons in Jefferson county, where the sen | tencs as punishment does not exceed five | years, to the penitentiary or to hard lapor | for tue county.
 House bill 6o6, by Mr. Montgomery-To
 
 county commissioners in Jefferson county. House bill 697, by Mir. Montgomery-To incorporate the Southern Coal company.
 House bill 699, by MT. Montgomery-To
 House bill 700, by MT. fulton-ro pre- vent any one from going upon inclosed Ian ds in Jefferson county. House bill 701, by Mir Lipscomb-To join counts in courts for receiving stolen property with counts for burglary or grand larceny without regard 10 the value of the property.
 House bill TOP. by Mir. Lipscomb-To make he wif, competent witness against her husband in all proceedings for aban- donment.
 House bill 703, by MT. Ott--To amend the cha, ter of tn- city of Fl Fl)reace. : House bill 7C4, by MT. Jackson Relating to the sale of cotton seed in Lee county.
 House bill 705, by Mr. Jaekson-Rcsolu- tion To demand ot congress the raipstate- ment of silver.
 t House bill 7O6, by Mir. Whit,en-,ro amend section 1895 of the code as relates to the county Of Lowndes.
 i House bull TOT, by MT. Whitten-Relat- Lowndes county.
 House bill 7oS, by MT. Whitten-To al- tow justices of the peace to go bail except in cases to be tried boiore them. House bill 709, oJ Mir. Whitten-To pro- vide for the appoin tment of four road in- spectors in Lowndes county.
 House bill 710, by MT. Whitten-Also relates to working of public roads in Lowndes.
 House bill I'll, by Mir. Fetcher-To per init the Dallas manufacturing company to increase is capital to s5 coo ,000. House bill 712, by Mr. Coleman-For the relief of William Powell of Marshall county.
 House bill 713, by MT. Smith of Mobile To regulate the taking of oysters from the public reefs in Mobile county. |f House blli TIA by Mr. smith of MobiIe- sTo aut horiZe the consolidation of the street railways and electric light plants in Mo- bile.
 House bill 715, by MT. smith of Mobile
 louzeUm Tf6. by Mir. 6mith-To pro- Kbit persons from jamping on or of rail- Froad cars and locomotives while in motion. House bill 7ic, by Mir. smith--To dissolve