Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-15
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

On call of the counties the following
bills were introduced:
By Lane-To amend section 4242 relat-
ing to appeals from justice courts in
criminal cases.
BY Lavender-To regulate the taking
of evidence in custom cases. Judiciary.
By Heflin (by request)-To secure more
effective, competent and well qualified
jurors in the county of Coosa Judici-
ary.
By Hefin-To provide for refilling jury
boxes of the court of Chambers and to
legalize same; and to provide for draw
ing juries for said county from such legal
lied box. Judiciary.
BY Hearn-To repeal house bill 756 of
the acts of 1894-95, known as equaliza-
ton tax bill. Ways and means.
BY Hearn-To amend No. 80 of acts of
1S94-95 so far as they relate to Choctaw
county
BY Brown, of Colbert-To amend sec
tion 9S4 of the code relating to educa-
ton. Educational.
BY Brown, of Colbert-To prescribe GER
tain studies in the public schools in this
state in the elementary grades. Educa-
tional.
BY Beasley-For the relief of B. B.
Lewas, E. G. Padgett and Jacob Neese,
surities on the official bond of William
Snider, as superintendent of education
of Oovington county.
BY Beeson-Providing for the seclec-
ton of uniform text books in Etowah
county. Educational.
BY Beeson-To authorize the county
commissioners Of Etowah, Cherokee and
DeKalb to levy a tax for working public
roads. Ways and means.
BY Boulden-For the protection of girls
under Is years of age. Judiciary.
BY Boulden-To prohibit the manufac-
ture and sale of liquor in certain districts
in Jackson county.
BY Timberlake-To establish uniform
series of text books In the schools of
Jackson county. Educational.
BY Green-To amend the Incorporation
of the Southern Mutual Fire Insurance
company interpretations
BY Green-To fix the compensation or
regular bailiffs of the criminal court of
jefferson; referred.
BY Green-To amend the act creating
criminal court of Jefferson county; re-
ferred.
By Baker-To authorize Phoenix City
to issue bonds; judiciary.
BY Wood, of Macon--To increase the
number of trustees of the Normal and
Industrial school at Tuskegee; educa-
tional.
BY Sheldon-To amend an act fixing
the right of the city of Mobile to GER
tain real estate; judiciary.
By Wiley-To incorporate the Peo-
pies Mutual Life Insurance association
of Alabama; judiciary.
BY Dreyspring-To prohibit the maxi
ing of any contract for the payment of
money in any other currency than the
general legal tender of the United States;
referred.
BY Stansel--With reference to bonds
made by guarantee companies.
BY Browne--For the protection of the
creditors of insolvent corporations
against preference made or suffered by
| the directors or affirms in the payment
on security of debt
BY Smith, of Tallapoosa-To establish
an agricultural school at Alexander City;
agricultural.
BY Smith, of Tallapoosa-To amend
the act of 945 establishing the agricul-
tural schools agricultural.
BY Brandon-To provide for the pur-
chase of a Governors mansion; ways
and means.
BY Brendon--To amend the act, consti-
tuting Tuscaloosa a separate school dis
trict; educational.
BY Dale-To prohibit the law partner
of solicitor from practicilng In any case
in which the collector prosecutes and pro-
hibiting the law partner of a justice of
the peace from appearing. as counsel in
said Justices court; judiciary.
The house II y adjourned until 10
o'clock Monday morning.