The age-herald., 1898-11-18
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Montgomery, November 17-(Spec1al.)- The house was opened this morning with prayer by Rev. J. c. Ott, of Lauderdae A quorum was present and the journal was read and approved. There was per- feet deluge of bills to follow sxty-seven
 being introduced. Many of them are very
 important. On call of counties the follow
 ing were the bills introduced: H. 2-Smith, of Baldwin. To provide for
 registration in lieu of judgments for the
 payment of money into the courts of jus
 tices of the peace in the county of Baldwin.
 Local legislation.
 II. 3-Lee, of Barbour. To authorize the
 city of Eufaua to issue bonds Local leg
 islation.
 H. LCollier, of Bibb. An act to prohibit
 immigration agents from plying their voca-
 ton in this state without first obtaining license therefor. Emigration and labor.
 H. 5-Jones of Bullock. To amend sec
 tion 2626 of the code, changing the rate of
 interest. Judiciary
 H. 6-Reynolds of Chiffon. To divide the
 county of Chiffon into four commissioners districts and fix the term of office of the
 commissioners of said county. County and county boundaries.
 H. 7-Also. To provide for certain fees to be paid to P. M. Moore, ex-sheriff and
 J. P. vanderveer, clerk, of Chiffon county. Claims and fees. H. S-Garrett, of Cleburne. To provide for the appointment of board of examin- CTS to examine and license teachers of pub lie schools in Cleburne county. Education. H. 9-Also To create the city of Fruit hurst, in Cleburne county, including all the territory within two miles of the school house, situated in the corporate limits of said city, a separate school district Edu- cation.
 H. 1o-Cofer of culman To amend sec tion 5527 of the code of 1S96 to regulate the fees of solicitors of circuit courts.' Revision of laws.
 H. 11-Garner, of Dale To provide for the ftz..A payment of money in the courts of justices of peace in Dale and Coffee counties. Ju- dietary
 H. 12-Carson, of Dallas. To provide for the calling of convention to revise and amend the constitution of the state. Ju- dietary.
 H. 13-Also To prevent the selling giv- ing away or procuring for another aid ing another person in procuring within the county of Dallas. and outside the corpor- ate limits of Selma, any yinous, spirituous or malt liquors, or intoxicat ting drinks, bitters or beverages except for sacra- mental purposes, or by persons at their private residences, using the same in their own families and for guests. Temperance. H. 14-Vaughan, of Dallas. To provide for and regulate the selection and drawing and empaneling of grand and petit juries in Dallas county. Revision of laws. H. 15-Smith of Eseambia. To better
 provide for the payment of state witnesses in the county of Escambia. Local legisla- tion.
 H. 16-Marbut, of Etowah. To authorize the county commissioners of Etowah coun- | ty to issue and sell warrants of said coun- ty not exceeding s10,000 each year for a pe- ried of not exceeding four years to pay the current expenses of said county in cash and to provide for the payment of interest thereon. Local legislation. H. H-Byars, of Franklin. For the relief of w s. Wilson, ex-sheriff of Franklin | county Claims and fees H. 19-Also. For the relief of c. M Ma
 lone. SD cial coroner of Franklin county. i Claims and fees.
 H.. 19-Harwood. of Greene To regulate l the payment of certificates of state witt l nesses before the grand jury and in the | circuit court of Greene county and to regu- late the amount to be paid such witnesses. Local legislation.
 H. 20-Also. To require passenger trains
 on raj ways in the state to stop at the sta- ! ton nearest the court house town of every
 county, this state, and to prescribe who shall establish such stations, and to fix penalties for the violation of such require
 ments. Commerce and common carriers.
 
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