Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-13
Smith of Butler. Turner, Wheeless, VII. Hams of Henry-49.

NIGHT SESSION.
 At the night session of the house the fol. lowing bills were disposed of as indicated: l:
 House bill 10S2-To amend section of an act 10 establish a charter for the town of Albertville. Passed.
 Senate bill 333-To authorize the city of Mobile to build or otherwise obtain sys- tem of water works and to operate inc same. This measure evoked general dis cussion on account of the large bonded in- debtedness of the city of Mobile at the present time, and it was claimed by Mir. Smith of the Mobile delegation that the bill was created by a conflict between municipal factions and that the passage of the bill would create an un- necessary expense for the tax payers of the city, because there are two systems of water works now Ia operation in that city. The advocates of the measure took the position that the building of new system would throw safeguard around property and supply the citizens with water at a much lower rate. I he bill was advocated by Messrs. Brooks, Robinson and Graham, and opposed by Messrs. Smith of Mobile and O'Brien of Jefferson. The bill was de- feated by a vote of Al to IS.
 House bill 605-To authorize the Mont gomery Shooting club 10 borrow money and to secure the payment of same. Passed. l4G
 House bill s92-To regulate9the holding of Hands in thls state by aiieas, Bill failed 
 House bill 7s3-For the preservation of game in Lee county. Passed.
 House oil 1027-To authorize the mayor aud council of the town of Union Springs to issue bonda. Passed. 5as
 House bill 755-To establish the Eamil ton .chool district in Marion county, Ala bama. Passed. s-es-a
 House bill 395-To amend section 70S Of the code. (Amendment.) Passed.
 IN THE SENATE.
 The following bills were taken. up in the senate and disposed of today:
 Senate bill 17l-fo regulate the ginning of cotton al public or private gins for pay. Passed.
 The bill providing for the sale of liquor in the town of Roanoke, which was defeated on yesterday, was reconsidered today and passed. #
 Senate bill 33s-For the relief of parties on the bond of one Monroe, formerly treasurer of Dekalb county, was reported adversely and the report concurred in.
 House bill 370-To amend an act to regu- late the apportionmento of the school fund. Passed.
 Senate bill 457-To appropriate money to reimbu certain insurance companies for amounts illegally paid by them into the state treasury. Passed.
 Senate bill l05-To regulate appointment of inspectors. Adverse report oi committee concurred in.
 Senate bill 301-To amend section 1919 Of the code. (Relates to petitions for the sale of liqnors) Tabled.
 The following bill was introduced and received first reading:
 Senate bill 490, by MT. Brewer-ro dt fine and punish the crime of tram robbery.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 At the afternoon session of the senate the following bills received third reading and were disposed of as indicated:
 Senate bill 355-To appropriate certain
 L-0 ported adversely and said reporG con- cured in.
 Senate bill 219-To regulate the sale of goods advertised as bankrupt, etc., and fee to be paid for such sales. Passed.
 Senate bill 451-To define the corporate limits of the city of Qadsden twas laid upon the table, and the house bill relating to same was taken up and passed.
 House bill 74o-ro provide for the pay ment of the claims of sheriff of county against the state. Passed. F
 House bill S4S-To prohibit the sale of liq uor In four miles of the Methodist Epis- copal church of Elmore. Passed.
 Senate bill 478-To establish state board of control for agricultural experimental stations and to provide for locating and This bill was pending and under discus- sion at adiournment. ....s $ LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
 committee, consisting of Messrs. Brooks of Mobile, Davis of Marion and Jackson of Lee, was appointed this morn- ing as committee of conference in the non-eoncurrence of the senate in the mat ter of adopting the gold clause In the state debt bill.
 joint caucus of the two houses was called to order in the hall of representa-, tives at 80 p. m. for the purpose of nomi- hating solicitor for the Thirteenth Ju- dicial circuit, which has been created dur ing the present session of the general as- senbly. When the caucus had assem- bled A note was received by one of the members from the secretary of the governor stating that the measure creating the Thirteenth Judicial circuit had not been approved by the governor and motion for adjourn ment of the caucus prevailed.
 The following is list of an Anniston delegation who are in Montgomery h the interest of the removal of the Calhoun county court house from Jacksonville to Anniston. The bill passed the house last night and Is now in the senate:
 John Knox, John Pelham, R P Thom ason, J T smith, J Moorine, William A Davis, F M Flight, Frank, Nelson, Jr. D T Goodwin, 0 z Henderson, W W String fellow, Joseph Carthel, John M Caldwell, J c LeGrand, " T Edmonson, D c Black well, F Locke, W c Tunstall, Jr., J c Sproull. MAXWELL.