Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-14

in Cherokee and Lamar counties. Passed.
 House bill 76i-ro incorporate the Ozark Cotton Mill company. (Amendment.) Passed.
 Senate bill s93-To regulate the fine and forfeiture and hard labor funds of Dallas county. (Amendment.) Passed.
 Senate bill 3ii--To define the authority of pnysicians in dispensing medicines aud drugs. Passed.
 House bill 115-To regulate the manu- facture and sa.e of liquors in Bridgeport.
 This bill provoked a heated debate be- tween the two representatives from Jack son county. Mir. Maplas favored the bill. MT. Jach opposed it. MT. Dale moved to table the bill. Tabled.
 Senate bill 422-To authorize Tuskaloosa county to issue bonds to repair and erect bridges in that county. Passed.
 House bill 1l74-fo amend and confirm the charter oi the Dale Abstract company uf Monte and authorszs the reduce rioo oi capital stock from $50, ,Oo0 to S25, ,0o9- Psssed.
 House bill 537-To change part of the boundary line between Mobile and Wash ington counties. Passed.
 Senate bill s55-To prohibit fishing, sein- ing, etc., in Kellet creek, Taiiapoosa county Passed.
 House bill ss6-To prevent hunting on inclosed lands in Colbert county without owners 8 consent. (Amendment.) Passed.
 House bill l097-1o create the auditor of Jefferson county, provide for his cleo ton and define his duties. Passed.
 House bill 5S8-To amend the Oxford charter. (Ainenament.) Passed.
 House bill 12l5-To provide for the levy and collection of school tax in Avondaie, 1, in Jefferson county. Passed.
 House bill 652-To prevent the sale of liquor within three miles of certain churches and schools in beat 10, Morgan county, Hartsele excepted.
 Much discussion WAS evoked, Mir. Mahan favoring and MT. Kyle opposing it. An amendment of Mir. Kyle was tabled. The latter moved to table the bill, which was lost. The bill was then passed by bare quorum.
 Senate bill 117-For the relief of the sev- eral sheriffs of Alabama. Passed.
 House bill 1030-To authorize Prattville to issue Sl0, ,000 Of bonds for water works and market house and fire engine. Passed.
 House bill 2l5-For the relief of Mrs. Josephine Mizell, in Coffee county. Passed.
 House bill e62-To incorporate the Fidel- ity Loan and Trust company, Birmingham. Passed.
 House bill 117-To allow the county treasurer of Lamar to register claim against the fine and forfeiture fund. Passed.
 House bill 6s2-To authorize Dotha1 to issue $2o, ,o0o of bonds for water works. Passed.
 House bill 1O71--To amend the stock law in Butler county. Passed.
 House bill 945-For the relief of Sheriff Dorian of Mobile. Passed.
 House adjourned at 12 o'clock.
 IN THE SENATE.
 The following bills were disposed of in the senate today as indicated below: House bill 1059-To amend an act to in- corporate the Phenix City Railway com. pany. Passed.
 Senate bill 473-To regulate the fine and forfeiture fund of Butler county. Passed.
 Senate bill 469-Io amend the stock law for Marengo county. Passed. Senate bill 449-1'o amend section 325S oi the code. (Payment of purchase money. Passed.
 Senate bill 4OS-To more particularly de- fine the duties of sherffs and other officers to protect prisoners from violence. Passed. Senate bill 476-1o amend an act to amend section 499 of the code. Passed. Senate bill 481-To appropriate ID ney for the purpose of maintaining an indus. trial department in the normal school at Liyingston.. Lost by vote IS to g.; Senate bill 183-TO incorporate ths Chi cago, Florence and Gulf Railway company tAmendment). Passed. Senate bill 466-To authorize Hefiin tc reb ulate the manner of publishing ordi' nances, etc. Passed. Senate bill 4S5-To change the name O the Sheffield and Iuscumbia Street Railway company. Passed. Senate bill 39S--To provide for establish. ment of an agricultural school and expert. ment station at Blountsvllle, Cullman ol other place. Passed informally. House bill 1058--To establish branch agricultural experiment station and school at Hamilton Marion county. This bill was pending at the a3journmeni of the senate at 80. AFTERNOON SESSION. The measure pending at the morning re- cess was taken up and consumed almost tht entire afternoon session. The bill finallJ passed by safe majority with an amend n.ent.
 The senate then took up the bill provid | ing that an agricultural and experimen | station be established In each congressic na | district in the state, and 1t was passed; The senate adjourned until 10 o'clock to | morrow morning.
 | LEGISLATIVE NOTES. A prominent official in the freight de- | partment of the Southern railroad re | marked to gentleman the day after thu .toctopus bill'' was laid on the table "D-n O'Brien, l'll never vote for hin | agaip.o Should MT. Brien desire to re | turn to Montgomery the vote of tIie off l clal referred to will not he needed. The Southern railroad, with the aid of [ | powerful lobby and legislative votes bar | tered for office and other favors, succeeded | in knocking Representative O'Brien out or the floor of the house, but they will mee with the same fate in the attempt to gair | possession of the AoE- HERALD in ths l courts that they did on the injunction cas
 before Judge Wilkerson. The bill introduced by Representative | O'Brien giving to all wage -earners-whicl l includes bookkeepers, clerks iu stores, em
 ployes in mining, manufacturing and al
 industriss-a prior lein in case of insoi vency passed tue house, and will be sur | to pass the senate. This bill protects th wage learner who, having the interest o | his em ployer at heart, permits his saving | to remain In the hands of said employer.