Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-05
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
More Local Bills Being Introduced
 by Members.
A BILL OF LOCAL INTEREST
Killed in the Senate-Bilis Acted Upon in Both
 Branches.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. 4.--lSpecial. 1.-The house was called to order this morning by Speaker Clark at the usual hour and the regular order of business proceeded to. resolution was offered providing that the house shall not pass any senate bill until the fourth day before the adjournment of the present session unless especially re- quested by the committee on rules. The resolution was referred to it's appropriate committee.
 The rules were then suspended for the purpose of allowing the following bill to be put upon it's immediate passage:
 House bill 2S1-To provide for the ap- pointment of county solicitors, their duties, lees and term of office, to fill vacancies in the office and the appointment Of county solicitors pro tenn. and their lees. Senate bill 219-For the holding of court in the Eighth Judicial circuit-was offered for a third reading by MT. Fletcher of Mad ison and was passed.
 House bill 805-To define and punish blackmailing. Passed.
 House bill 728-For the relief of Margaret R. Randall, widow of Dudley c. Randall, 1, M. D.. deceased.
 This bill provides for an appropriation of S1O00 for the relief of the widow of Dr. D. .. Randall of Mobile. Dr. Randall was a surgeon at the encampment of tho state troops last summer at Birmingham, and during that encampmeDt he contracted the disease which produced his death early upon his return 10 Mobile. Mir. Robinson, introducer Of the bill, stated to the assem- bly, that the widow and children of Dr. Randall were in destitute condition, and that the appropriation was intended for the purpose oi purchasing them home. After an amendment was offered to the bill, pro- viding that the $1000 should come out of the S30 ,000 appropriation for encam ment purposes, the bill passed by vote Of 49 to IA.
 Senate bill 141-To amend section of an act entitled an act to authorize the increase of the capital stock and bonded indebted ness of private corporations organized un- der special charter, approved December 10, 1890. Passed.
 house bill 545-To regulate the fine and forfeiture iuud of Barbour county. Passed.
 Senate bill 241-To provide for repairing the macsdam.zsd roads in Colbert county. Passed.
 House bill 266-To amend an act to re- quire allcorporations to pay fee or license for the use of the state before commencing business in this staf, approved February Is, 1893. With amendment.) Passed.
 House bill 267-tProhibiting the sale or giving away of any spirituous, vinous or malt liquors within one mile Of Coffee Springs camp grounds, in Geneva county. (Amendmeut.) Passed.
 House bill l79-Eo prevent the running at large in the state of Alabama of rabid dogs or dogs bitten or supposed to have been bitten by a rabid dog. Passed.
 Senate bill 12S-To provide a penalty against any county court, judge or judge Of any county court for failure to hold court, and to prescribe how much penalty shall De enforced. Passed.
 House bill 2S5-To authorize persons en- gagged in surveys provided for by the laws of the congress ol the United States to en- ter on lands within thIs state for the pur- pose of said surveys. Passed.
 House bill 313-ro make certain munici- pal ordinances or bylaws evidence with out further proof. Passed.
 House bll 316-To amend section 36i3 of the code of Ala bama. Passed.
 House bill 36S-1o amend section 55S of the code. Passed.
 House bill 306-ro amend sections 2, 8, 4, 5, and 8 of an act to constituts the city oI Gadsden separate school district. Passed.
 House bill 2s6-To regulate the practice of quarantine in Alabama. With amend ment.) Passed.
 10 of an act oi the general assembly of Ala bama and entitled an act to incorporate the Rienville Water Supply company. iAmendment.) Passed.
 Upon motion of Colonel John of Jeffer- son ho use bills s9i, 626 and 462 were made special orders Tor tomcrrow.
 The bills below were introduced in the house and received first reading this moruing:
 House bill 1149, by MT. Kelly (by re- quest)-To amend section 3296 of the code. Revision of laws.
 House bill 1150, by Mir. Robbins-To pro- vide that the money obtained from the sale of fertilizer tags to dealers in fertilizers in the county of Coosa be paid into the pulp lie sch ools of said county. Agriculture. House bill 1151, by MT. Robbins-ro re- duce the fines of defaulting road appor- tioners and overseers in this state. Public roads and highways.
 Hoase bill 1152, by MT. Taylor--To fix the time for holding circuit court in the counties of Clay and Cleburne. Judiciary. House bill 1153, by Mr. O'Brien--To con- firm the incorporation of the Birmingham Dental college aud to enlarge the powers of said college. Corporations.
 House bill 1154, by Mir. O'Brisn-To con firm the incorporation of the Birmingham Medical college and to enlarge the powers of said college. Education.
 House bill 1155, by Mir. John (with peti- tion)-Io change the boundary between Shelby and Jefferson counties. County and county boundaries.
 House bill 1156, by MT. Brooks-To pre- vent the sale of spirituous, vinous or malt liquor or intoxicating drinks, bitters or beverages on Sunday, or allowing same or any part thereof to be drunk on the prem ises on such day. Temperance.
 House bill 1157. by MT. Camp-To amend an act to establish new charter for the city of Talladega, approved February 2S, 1887. Taladega delegation.
 House bill 1158, by MT. Gaines To fix tue time and define the terms for holding the circuit courts in the several counties of the Tenth Judicial circuit. judidiary.
 House bill 1159, by Mir. Prowell-To al- low the sale of spirituous, vinous or malt liquors on the Griffin place on the Spring Hill road, in Marengo county. Temper ence.
 House bill 1160, by Mir. Clark (with no. tice and prooD-For the relief of E. F. isdeoe. Appropriations.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Ire afternoon session in the house
 to the passage of lccal bills.
 yen the list of bills brought
 use and disposed of:
 77-For the relief of the rep
 the late Gaylord B. Clark.