The age-herald., 1898-11-20

AGE-HERALD, SATUR1 the senate and one messenger for tnsi house). Rules. H. 1s2. Also, by reduest-To authorize thel transfer and removal of causes in equity l in any court where the chancellor or judgel 1 is incompetent to sit in such causes to. some other court having equity jurisdiction Judiciary. H. 133 MT. Lacey-To amend section Il | of an act approved February IS. 1897, enti-s | tied an act to provide for the duties apal | qualifications of attorney and counselors att 1 law and regulate their admission to the, | bar. Judiciary. H. 134. MT. Arrington-To amend section | 5049 of the criminal code. Revision Of Laws H. 135, Also-To better preserve the life of | human beings, making 1t criminal offense | to lock from the outside the door of house in which there are human occupants | Judiciary.
 H. 1Ss. MT. Sullivan-To provide for the l election of county superintendent of ed ueation of Washington county. Education B. 137. Also-For the relief of the fine and l forfeiture fund of Washington county. To- | cal Legislation. | H. 13S, Also-To provide a separate poor | house and separate accommodations for | white and colored paupers in Washington county Local Legislation. Fl. 139. MT. Godboid-ro make the mali cious poisoning of horses and cows a felony. Judiciary.
 H. 40. MT Miller-To amend section 4S06 of the code. Revision of Laws.
 The speaker announced committee to examine the books of the auditor, as fol- lows: Messrs. Vaughan, Dameron and Miller
 A message from the senate announced the appointment on the part of the senate of the members of the joint committee to examine the books of the auditor. At the joint session the votes were counted, and it was found that Governor Johnston's plurality was 60 267, an increase over his plurality two years ago of nearly 1000.
 The Rules Adopted
 MT. Tunstall moved the adoption of the report Of the committee on rules. At the conclusion of the reading, he moved an amendment to section 30 of the report, re- ferring to adverse report by committee, making three-ffths vote necessary to re- considered action of the committee in lieu of four-fifths vote, as provided in the re- port. The amendment was adopted. He next moved an amendment to the section referring to a suspension of the rules, mak- ing only three-fifths vote necessary in lieu of three-fourths.
 MT, Cofer wanted to make only majority necessary to reconsider
 MT. Robinson opposed the motion, and MT. Burkhalter moved to lay the Seymour amendment together with its amendment by Mir. Cofer, the table. By a decisive vote the amendments were tabled.
 MT. Seymour arose to reply to MT. Robin son.
 MT Burkhalter-Mr. Speaker, I will rise to point of order.
 The Speaker-The gentleman from Jeff ferson will state the point of order.
 MT. Burkhalter-Mr. Speaker, the thing has done been settled.
 Amid uproarious laughter, Mir. Seymour took his seat. fs.i
 The House Committees
 The speaker announced the following standing committees stt
 Judciary-Kyle, Tunstall, Davis, Robin son, Brandon, Foster, Hefin of Chambers, Mcclure, Bulger, Bibb, Harwood, Lee, Godbold, Wallace, Miller.
 Revision of Laws-McQueen, Hubbard. Screws, Carson, Andrews,P P Bayles, Graves, Davidson. Smith of Escamba,, Emerson Lacy, Vaughan, Doster, Patterson, Green!
 Ways and Means-Mitchen, Hubbard Tunstall, Flewellen, Gibson Lavretta, Poole, Fuller, Capps, Hardie, Jones of Will cox, Moody, Kelly, Reynolds, Sloan.
 Agriculture-Poole, Arlington, Smith of Baldwin, Forester, Matthews, George, Cannon, Huey Rosseau, Jones of Bullock; Garrett, Byars, Sturdevant. Porter, Box,
 Public Roads and Highways-Hefiin of Chambers, Forester, Smith of Baldwin, Jones of Bullock, Garner, George, Garrett Arlington, Fuller, Edwards, Box; Cornelius, Mccain, White, Porter. g. r
 Banking and Insurance-McGuire, Hub- bard, Flewellen, Hurt Address, Capps, Harris, Henry, Jones of Covington, Car son. Jones of Bullock, Seymour, Graves. .e
 Privilege and Elections-Davis, Address, Haynie, Harris, Hood, Henry. Hurt, Ar rington, Bayles, Edwards, Jones of Coying- ton Jarrett, Cheatham.
 Education-Robinson, Long, Brandon F1ewellen, Davis. Pettus Smith of Escam- bia, Huey Harwood, Smith of Baldwin, Green, Thigpen, Stodghill
 Commerce and Common Carriers-Lavret- ta, Brown, Rogers Robinson, Foster, Me- Queen, Riggs, Davidson Green, Killen, Lee, Cofer, Burkhalter.
 Penitentiary and Criminal Administration Gibson Harwood, Foster, Davis, Killen, Hef1in of Randolph. Hardie Bibb. Airing ton, Bayles, Rosseau, Fuller, Maddox.
 Mining and Manufacturing-Foster. La cey, Jones of Lee, Collier. Brown. Burk- halter, Cannon, Thigpen, Green, Garrett, Sloan, Maddox, Palmer.
 propriations-Brandon, Robinson Her lin of Chambers, Mitchell, Doster Haynie, Forester Houston, Moody, Tate, Mat thews, Garner, Marbut.
 Corporations-Brown, Kyle, Cofer. Me- Queen, Lavretta, Rogers, Hood, Vaughn, Killen, Godbold Moody, Long, Hefiin of Randolph.
 Temperance-Flewellen, Harwood. Jones of Covington, Rogers, Lyle. Poole, Del champs, Garner, Burkhalter, Killen, Riggs, Reynolds, Knight.
 Public Health-McRae, Hef1n of Ram dolph, Vaughn, Long, Edwards, Delchamps 1 Sullivan, Hardie, Palmer, Hollis, Porter
 County and County Boundaries-Bulger, Collier, Cannon, Harris, Haynie, Henry, | Gibson, Hurt Stodghill Sullivan, Spears
 Local Legislation Tunstall, Harwood, 1 Burkhalter, Graves, Patterson, Poole, Del- champs. Riggs, Houston, Thigpen, Garrett. |
 Immigatio and Labor-Wallace, Gibson, 1 Dameron, ones of Lee, Collier, Seymour, l Houston, Haynie, Garrett, Byars, | Cheatham. a1
 Public Buildings and Institutions--Rodg- | CTS Dameron, Jones of Wilcox, Miller, Lyle, | Edwards, Cannon, Seay, Cornelius Kelly, | Palmer.
 Federal Relations-Seymeur, Hollis, Mo- | Cain, Sturdivant, White, Spears, Sloan.
 Military-Lee, Foster, Kyle Brandon, | Robinson, Bulger, Pettus.
 Claims and Fees-Screws, Lacey, Rosseau, Tate, Seay, Stodghill, Cofer.
 Public Printing-Hood, Doster. Green,