Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-22


of the town of Woodville, in Jackson
county
H. 1885, Altman-For the relief of A. A.
Coleman.
for tuition in public schools OF Birming-
ham.
H. B. 1877, by Greene-To amend section
4101 OF the code of Alabama.
HI. B. 1888, by Greene-To amend section
4276 of the code.
H. b.. 7S9, by Greene-To establish a
separate school district to be known as
Clay School district in Jefferson county,
Alabama.
H. B. TAO, by Greene-To authorize the
levy and collection of tax upon property
in the city of Birmingham. Ala, for the
maintenance of public schools in said
| city.
H. B. TAI, by Greene-To allow husband
| and wife to be introduced as witnesses
| for each other in all cases, civil and Grim
| inal.
H. B. TAI. by Greene-To allow the con-
stable of precinct A. Jefferson county,
Alabama. to appoint deputies.
H p. TAB, by Greene-To declare Jeffer-
| son Davis birthday a legal holiday.
H. B. 744, by Greene-To declare Rob-
| ert e. Lees birthday a legal holiday.
H. B. 746, by Abercrombie-To incor-
| porate and exempt from taxation the
| property of the North Alabama Baptist
academy, located in Lawrence county.
ment of the public roads in Macon county
H. B. 746, by Kennamer-To amend Sec
ton of IAN act to establish an agricul-
| tural school and experiment station at
Albertville, Ala; Lebanon, Ala or
Springville, Ala, to be located by the
| Governor superintendent of education or
| commissioner of agriculture enacted
| February 81, 1893.
| H. b. 74S, by Wood-To amend an act
entitled an act to amend sections 2, 5, 6
a Of ~ ont fA ff.an nTn 70
| of Tuskegee, approved February IL, 1893
H. rs, Kennamer-To authorize an EN-
| power the board of control of the North
East Alabama Agricultural Experiment
station and agricultural school at Albert
vile, Ala, to sell certain lands decided
to the state Of Alabama, for the benefit
of said school,.
H. 757-To regulate the taking of ac-
acknowledgements of conveyance and pow
ers of attorney within the United States,
and beyond the state of Alabama, and to
make valid and legal certain of such con-
veyances and powers of attorney as have
heretofore been improperly taken or
made.
H. 1910 amend section 8 of an act
for the relief of needy confederate SOL
diefs and sailors resident in Alabama,
who, from wounds or other cause are now
unable to earn a livelihood and for Wild
ows of such as were killed or died in
said war and have not since remarked.
Approved February 49, 1891.
H. 755, Waller-To authorize township
trustees of township 16, range II, in Mont
gomery county, to sell certain property
of said township and invest the proceeds
Of said sale.
H. 75e, Darby-For the relief of w. ].
Hilliard, J. w. Harris and M. " Glib
son, and relates to refunding license taxes
overpaid.
H. 757, Longshore-To incorporate the
town of Shelby.
H. 75S, Yarbrough--For the protection
of fish in st. Clair county.
H. 759, Yarbrough-An act to repeal an
act entitled an act to regulate sheriffs
and coroner sales in the county of st.
Clair.
Fl. $50, Cameron-To compel railroads
operating passenger trains in this state to
stop all passenger trains at the station
on such roads nearest the landing on
any navigable river, where passenger
steamers make regular stops, where such
railroad station is not over one mile from
such river landing.
H. B. 761, by Smith-To provide for the
trials Of misdemeanors in Tallapoosa
county
Fl. B. 1872 by Turner-To amend an act
Z to establish the Thirteenth Judicial cir
cult of the state of Alabama, to fix the
time for holding court therein and to pro-
vide for the appointment of judge and
election of a solicitor for said circuit. ap-
proved February -, 1894
H. B. 763 by Long--To confer certain
powers on the board of control of the
Jackson Agricultural college and their
successors.
H. B. 764, by Hearn (by requesD-For
the protection of the public bridges in
Choctaw county.
H. E. 765-To regulate the fine and for
fixture fund of Choctaw county.
H. B. 766, by Sheldon--To provide for
the appointment of an official stenogra-
pher for the courts of record of Mobile
county, and to define his duties and to
regulate his compensation.
H. B. 1877, by Sheldon--To repeal an act
an act to provide for the appointment
of an official stenographer for the cir
cult and chancery courts in the county of
Mobile, and the city court of the city of
Mobile, and to define his duties and reg
ulate his compensation, approved F'ebru-
airy -, 1892, and the act amending said
act, approved January rs. 1895.
H. B. 76S, by Waller. of Hale (by re-
quesD-To regulate assignments for the
benefit OF creditors; to declare what acts
shall operate on such assignment, to pre-
scribe rules for administering same, and
to provide penalties for the violation of
this act.
H b. 7ss, by Merrill-To establish a
separate school district in Barbour eoun-
ty, to be known as the I.eodi School dis
trict. "A
H. B. ITO, by Barron-To amend the
charter of the town of Marion.
Fl. B. III, by Barnes-To confer power
on the Opelika police board to appro-
PIRATE money out of the revenues of the
district of Opelika to the support of the
public schools.
H. B. 772. by Coleman-To amend Sec
tons II and % Of an act, approved Feb
ruary Is. 1895, AN act to establish a new
charter for the city of Admission, and to
prescribe in what the fines, taxes, licenses,
dues and charges due to and collected by
the city of Admission shall be paid.
H. B. 773, by Delchamps-To prevent
persons. not employees of railroads from
detaching any train or putting on brakes
or otherwise interfering with the same
while standing in any depot crossing or
stopping place.
H. b. 776. by Lloyd-To make the clerk
of the circuit court of Butler county ex-
officio hard labor agent for said county.
IN THE SENATE.
Today's session was opened by an elo-
cuent and impressive prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Riley. of Georgia.
TWO, WEEKS PAY BILL.
The senate devoted, nearly two hours
to a discussion of the bin introduced by