Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-26

fines and stock to represent premiums for loans of building and loan associa- tions, chartered under the laws of this state and doing business herein and of foreign associations doing business in this state; prescribing that borrowers, under certain conditions shall not be con- sidered share holders or stock holders; that payments made by them shall be credited on the loan, prohibiting such building and loan association from charg- ing or collecting a greater rate of inter est than per cent per annum, and to provide for the redemption of real es- tate by borrowers, whose property has been sold by such association. Revision of laws.
 H. ss0, by Mir. Espy-To establish Ash ford school district. Education.
 H. S91, by MT. Altman-To incorporate the Mercy Home, of Birmingham, Ala, and to prescribe its corporate rights and privileges Corporations.
 H. 892, by Mir. Barnes-To prescribe the duties and fix the liability of com mon carriers receiving freight for fur ther transportation and delivering with in this state. Judiciary.
 H. S93 by MT. Rogers-To amend sec tion 3.757 of the code of Alabama Ju- dietary -
 H. Ss4, by MT. Wood, of Macon-For the relief of w. H. Rooney, clerk of the circuit court of Macon county. Revision of laws
 H. S95, also-To regulate the trial of misdemeanors growing out of the illegal sale of spirituous, vinous or malt liquors in the county of Macon or for the viola ton of any of the provisions of an act regulating the sale of spirituous, vinous or malt liquors in said county. Revision of laws.
 H. S96, By MT. Hampton-To prohibit the sale or giving away of intoxicating liquors within three miles of Robert Don nell academy in Curly Madison county, Alabama. Temperance.
 H. S97, By MT. Robinson-For the relief of the receiver of the Seaboard Railway company Judiciary
 Fl. S9S, By MT. Hibbard-To give pri- ority to the oldest claims against the fine and forfeiture fund in the county of Monroe. Revision of laws.
 H. 899, By MT. Gaston-To prevent stock from running at large in sections 2S and 33, township 20, range 10, in Ran dolph county. Agriculture.
 H. 900, By MT. Yarborough-To make the third week Of the circuit court of St. Clair county, non-jury week, to arrange the business of the court for such week, and to limit the sittings of the grand jury of said county. Judiciary.
 H. 901, By MT. Browne, of Talladega- To require conditional sales of personal property to be in writing. Judiciary.
 H. 902, By MT. Greene-To confer addi- tional powers upon the Birmingham Trust and Savings company, body cor
 
 laws of the state of Alabama. Corpora tions.
 H. 9O3, Also-To incorporate the Guar antee Trust and Surety company. Cor porations.
 H. 9O4, Bl MT. Barron-For the protec- tion of fish in the rivers, creeks, streams and ponds and lakes in Perry county. Agriculture
 H. 23-To fix the compensation of the tax assessor of Montgomery county, and authorize the board of revenue of said county to pay said tax assessor quarterly such sums of money as said board may deem just and proper, to be charged against the fees and commissions earned by him and collected by the tax collector.
 H. 313-To incorporate the Independent Fire company No. 1, of the town of High land Park.
 BILLS PASSED.
 H. 339 with amendmenD-To prohibit the partner or partners of any clerk of the circuit, city or county court of this state from practicing law in the court of which his or their co-partner is clerk. H. 247-To provide for the more efficient workings of the public roads in Greene county, and for the appointment of dis trict.
 H. S45-To establish an inferior court for the county of Mobile, to define its Jurisdiction and to regulate the proceed ings therein.
 Notice was given by Hon. John Burns, of Burnsville, Dallas county, the invinci- ble private John Allen of the Alabama legislature, that he would amend the anti-pool bill when it comes up for pass age by including cotton futures in its provisions. He also gave notice that he will make a supplementary report to that offered by the recess convict committee. This report will also be signed by Hon. C. E. Waller, of Hale, chairman of the house end of that committee.
 IN THE SENATE
 Moody's dispensary bill being a spec iaI order for today considerable time was consumed in discussing the meas ure Senator Moody made a noble argu- ment in support of his measure, but the bill was defeated MT. Moody says he will renew the fight on tomorrow.
 MEMORIAL.
 Senator Pettus presented a memorial from the ladies of Geneva county pray ing the senate of Alabama to take steps towards establishing a reformatory at Mt Vernon. The paper was referred to the penitentiary. committed.
 Motion was made to reconsider the vote by which Senator Brooks bill to make. women eligible to the office of county superintendent of education in certain counties, was passed on Friday. The motion was lost
 The senate passed a bill prohibiting physicians when testifying as witnesses from disclosing professional information.
 Representative Graves, in the house, offered bill requiring merchants to pro- vide seats for female clerks. It was re- ferred to the committee on revision of laws. oss sn