Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-07

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 low wines made in this state from fruits l grown in the state 10 be sold by the maker l or producer of such wines without licsuse 1 in all the markets of Alabama. l Mir. Rabb offered an amendment which 1 provided that the counties of Hale, Russell, l Escambia, Monroe, Macon, Wilcox Cham l bers, AutRuga, Crenshaw, Taliadega, Baldwin, Greene, Marshal, Jefferson, Clarke, DeKalb, Barbour, Pickens, Marion, | Lauderdale, Perry, Choctaw, Cherokes, l Randolph, Lawrence, Colbert, Butler, 1 Dale. Geneva, Bullock, Coffee, Blount, 1 Morgan, Montgomery. Limestone and Elo- | wah be excepted. Adopted. l MT. John ol Jefferson opposed ths bill, | both upon the ground of it's evil effect and | it's unconstitutionality. MT. KcCluskey, the author and intro ducer of the bill, made spt ech in favor Of | his position and set forth the views of the | bill from standpoint of financial benefit | to the people of all sections of the slate. is The merits and constitu'i iouality of the | bill were discussed at considerable length and was participated In by the members | from nearly every section. The bill passed | by a safe majority. I The bills indicated below were read for a 1 first time at the afternoon session: | House bill 1190, by MT. Taylor twith uo- l tice and procD-For the relief of A. E. J. | Taleson of Cleburne county authorizing I him to peddle in said county free of license. Ways and means. House bill 1191, by Mir. Mead or-To pro-. | vide for the regulation and incorporation | of insurance companies. Banking and in- 1 surance.
 | House bill 1192, by Mir. Taylor-To au- | thorize the mayor and council of Hefiln to | prescribe tho manner of publishing the 1 ordinances of said town, to fix the com | pensation for publishing them and to reg l ulate ihe license on pool and billiard | tables and mercantile business. Judi l ciary.
 Pursuant to resolution adopted several | days ago providing for night session, | the houte adjourned until 7:30. NIGHT SESSION. The night session Of the house was called l to order al 80 and the clerk resumed the call of the roll for the purpose of allowing members to call up local bills. The fol- | lowing bills were disposed of: House bill 360-To regulate the election of county commissioners in Lawrence, Cullman and Winston counties. (Amend- ments.) Passed.
 Senate bill 293-To incorporate Scott academy at Scottsboro, Ala. Passed. House bill G66-To incorporate the inhab- itants and territory formerly embraced within the corporate limits of the munic- | ipa corporation (since dissolved) styled
 the city of Selma and to establish local government therefor. Passed. Senate bill 273-To establish a new char | ter fora city of Columbia. Passed. House bill 1152-To fix the time of hold l ing circuit court in the counties of Gle DuTDe auu OlHY. fah6eu. Senate bill 260-To establish the George N. GilmerA school district in Lowndes county. Passed.
 House bill 115S-To fix the time and place | of holding court in the Tenth Judicial cir cult. Passed.
 House bill 597-For the relief Of Siras l Boykin. Passed.
 House bill 624-To create separate | school district in Henry county, Passed. Senate bill 166-For the relief of w. w. kou ahariH of Macon l Passed.
 House bill 971-For the relief Of H. L. | Martin, register in chancery for Macon l county. Passed.
 l misdemeanors in Madison county. Passed. House bill 412-To amend the charter of l the Southern Associated Press, to ratify l and confirm all it's acts and doings and all | the acts and doings of its stockholders, | subscribers to stock and officers before and | after the issuance of it's charter, and to confer on Il additional powers, rights and | liabilities. Passed.
 House bill 640-To create separate | school district in the county of Franklin. | Passed.
 | House bill 994-To prohibit the sale of | liquor within five miles of the Andalusia | High school, in Covington county. Passed. House bill 6lO-To incorporate the At l talla Normal college. Passed. l House bill 94S-To more permanently l establish the boundary line between Blount | and Walker counties. Passed. l House bill 1O5g-To amend an act to in- 1 corporate the Phenix City Railway con- | pany. Passed.
 | Senate bill 316-To amend an act to in- corporate the Louis Short Widows and l Orphans' home. Passed. | House bill 5s6--To regulate the trial of misdemeanors committed in Russell county. Passed.
 House bill 663--To establish a separate l sch ool district in Cullman county. Passed. House bill 621--To authorize the court of | county commissioners of Hale county to issue bonds for the purpose of paying of certain old bonds. Passed. House bill 1090-For the relief of A. F. Nilsson. Passed.
 The house then adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. IN THE SENATE. Bills were introduced, read a first time and referred to appropriate committees in the senate this morning as follows: Senate bill 460, by MT. Bruner-To re.
 lieve Eva Dohrmeier of Butler county of the disabilities of homage. Senate bill 4s1, by MT. Almon--To con- fer upon persons, firms and corporations owning and operating water works in this state for the purpose of supplying water to mnnity, or the inhabitants thereof, or for any other public use, the right, power and authority to acquire and take real estate, rights and easements necessary, suitable and proper for such purposes, and pre- scribing the manner of proceeding in the exercise of such right, power and author ity.
 Senate bill 462, by Mr. Almon-To pro- vide for the assessment and collection of taxes due after January l, 1895, on all property situated heretofore in the coun- ties of Lawrence and Colbert, but made parts of Colbert and Franklin counties by an act to change the boundary lines. Senate Jill 463, by MT. Ausrill-To create board of harbor and pilot commissioners of Mobile and define the powers thereof.
 On motion of Mir. Sanford the senate
 proceeded to consider as a committee of the
 whose senate bill 154, to regulate the man.
 agement of state and county convicts. The
 bill was taken up by sections and sundry
 amendments offered. The bill is a special
 and continuing order and will receive the
 attention of the senate until finally dis
 posed of.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 The entire afternoon session of the sem
 ate was devoted to discussion of the con-
 vict bill, taken up this morning. It is
 long and tedious measure, and is soliciting
 the attention of the entire membership.