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to senate bill 393, and A committee of con- ference was appointed consisting of Messrs. Graham, Prowell and Cook.
 The senate messages contained a resolu- tion providing that the general assembly request the state representatives in the United States congress to use their best in- huence to have the mineral lands in the state of Alabama belonging to the United States government donated to the agricul- tural schools and experiment stations of the state. After much discussion the reso- lution was adopted.
 NIaRT SESSION.
 The night session of the house assembled at 7:S0 and disposed of the following local and general bills:
 By leave Mir. John caIle1 up house bill 10z7- appropriate SIG, ,000 for an exhibit for the state at the Cotton States and Inter- national exposition, to be held ia Atlanta. After an extended discussion the bill was tabled.
 House bill 941-To incorporate the ollvet club of Birmin eham. Passed.
 House bill 7S9-tfo provide more efficient means of collecting solicitors fees. tassed.
 House bill 7S1-To establish Pleasant Hill school district in Jefferson county. Passed.
 House bill 121O--To amend an act to pre- scribe and regulate the term of the court of county commissioners of Jefferson county. Passed.
 House bill 2l9-To regulate the sale of bankrupt goods in the counties of Tuska- loosa, Montgomery. Mobile and Jefferson. Passed.
 IN THE SENATE.
 The senate disposed of the followiD bills today, AS indicated below:
 House bill 1020-To regulate defenses to actions on policies of life insurance. Passed.
 House bill 96-To amend section 35SS of the code. Passed.
 House bill 17-To amend section 3875 Of the code of Alabama. Lost.
 House bill S5-To authorize the chancel- Tor, judge or register to quire the con- plalnant to give bond before a receiver is appointed. Passed.
 House bill 23s-To prevent the fighting of cocks or other birds with gaffs or spurs, and to prevent the fighting of dogs, bulls, bears and other animals. Passed.
 House bill 725-To amend sections 2, To Mobile harbor,. approved February 2S, 1889. Passed.
 Senate bill 449-To amend section 325S of the code of Alabama. Passed.
 Senate bill 448-ro instruct the auditor of the state of Ala bams to draw his warrant on the state treasurer for the amount due the late James Tsyior Jones as salary as judge of the First Judicial circuit up to the time of his death in favor of Virginia M. Jones, relict of the said Judge Jones. Passed.
 House bill 361-To authorize the com missioners, court of Tuskaloosa county to establish districts in which stock may be prevented from rum ming at large. Passed.
 House bill 216-To change the western boundary line of the Clintonville school district in Coffee county, Alabama. Passed.
 House bill 534-To incorporate Morgan County college in Morgan county, Ala bama. Passed.
 Senate bills s71 aud 490 were both passed today, which leaves but one to dispose of. viz. 461, which was passed informally.
 House bill 782-To incorporate the town of Kennedy, in Lamar county, Alabama. Passed.
 House bill 77l--To amend the charter of the town of Greensboro, in Hale county, Alabama. and all acts amendatory thereto. Passed.
 House bill s9s---To establish a new char ter for the city of Anniston. Passed.
 House bill s84-To amend an act to incor- porate the city of Tuskaloosa. Passed.
 House bill 639--To establish charter for the town of Pollard, Ala. Passed.
 House bill 853--To amend an act entitled an act 10 incorporate the town of Geneva, in Gonsva county. Passed.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Ths seuate reconvened at 3:3O o'clock, and disposition was made of the following bills:
 House bill 553-To incorporate the town or Camp Eill- TaSSeu.
 Senate bill 425-1o ratify and confirm the charter of tue .andard Building and Loan association of Montgomery, Ala, the Mutual Benefit Building and Loan associa- tion of Montgomery and the Home Build ing and Loan association of Montgomery, corporations under the general laws of the state, and to authorize them to issue what is known as 'paid up" stock, and to lend money on tue stock of therr members. Passed.
 House bill 447--To incorporate the Ala. bama Penny Saving and Loan company. Passed.
 Senate bill 454--To amend and confirm the charter of the State Abstract company of Montgomery county, Alabama, cor poration under the laws of snid state, and to authorize reduction of it's capital stock. Passed.
 House bill e94--To prohibit sale of liquor within five miles of fAnoalusia High school. Passed.
 House bill 7G0-To prohibit the selling, giving away or otherwise disposing of one-balf mile in every direction from Mash's mill, in Crenshaw county. Passed.
 Senate bill 301-To amend section 1919 of the code of 1886. Tabled.
 House hiIi i16--To amend sections l, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, Il, IA, l7 and 25 of an act to estab- ljsh the city court of Bridgeport. Passed.
 House bill 306--To amend sections 9, s, 1. 5, and of an act to constitute the city of Gadsden separate school district, ap- proved February 28, 1859. Passed.
 House bill 62l--T authorize tue court of county commissioners of Hale county to issue bonds Tor the purpose of paying of and discharging the old boncs of said county.
 House bill 39-yo repeal section S2 of the charter of Montgomery. Passed.
 House bill 793--To provide for permanent location nf he court house iE Calhoun county by an eIe :tion. Passed.
 House bill 267-ProhI5iting the sale or giving away nj any spirituous or malt liquors within one mile of Coffee Springs camp grounds, iu Geneva county; within five miles of Bathabara church, in ruska- ioosa county, and within four miles of Neai's chapel, in Macon county, and within three miles of Baptist church Jenifer, Tailadega county, Ala, and within eight miles of Friendship Baptist church, in Eimore county. Passed.
 House bill 546--Jo repeal sections 10, II, F and 13 of an act to prevent the running at large of stock in certain portions of El- more county. Passed.
 House bill 97e-To incorporate the Citi- zenls Hose company of Montgomery. Passed.
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