The age-herald., 1898-11-22
HOUSE.
IIERsH.

| The house was opened this morning at Il
 o'clock, with eighty-nine members in their seats.
 A joint resolution from the senate tn- viting President Mckinley to be the states guest on December 1T was presented. The | resolution was referred to the rules com mittee.
 l The journal was read and approved. l A resolution from the senate was received providing for a joint committee to adopt rules to govern the two bodies. On motion of Mr. Tunstall the rules were suspended, and the resolution was concurred in. l Leave of absence was granted Messrs | Huey, Carson, Lee and Kyle. l Upon call of counties for the introduction l of bills, the following were presented: l H. 146-Mr Smith of Baldwin. To provide l for the support of public schools or Bald win county. Education. l H. 147-Mr. Sloan. To prevent the cutting | and falling of trees into the water courses | of Blount county. Local legislation. | H. 148EAlso, To regulate the drawing of l grand and petit juries in Blount county. l Local legislation.
 H. 149-Mr. Flewellen. To amend section l 203S of the code so far as the same applies l to Bullock county Revision of laws. H. 15O-Mr. Cheatham. To amend section | 1643 of the code relating to pay of deputy | sheriffs appointed. on election day. Privl- | leges and elections. l H. 151-Mr. Heflin of Chambers To amend section 93O of the code. Judiciary. 1 H. 152-Also, To amend section 652 of the l code. Judiciary.
 H. 153-Also To regulate the per diem, mileage and ferryage of witnesses In crim- | inal cases Revision of laws. | H. 154-Mr. Cornelius. To create sepa- | rate school district in Cherokee county ana | to define the boundaries thereof Educa- l tion.
 | H. 155-Mr. Matthews. To amend section 1 5425 of the code. Revision of laws. 1 H. 156-Mr. Garrett. To amend section | 2453 of the code of 1896, to regulate work | on public roads, Public roads and nigh | ways.
 | H. 157-Mr. Brown. To amend section | 1311 of the code, exempting from taxation | corporations formed bona fide for other | than pecuniary purposes. Ways and means | H. 15S-Also To provide for repairing and refurnishing the capitol and Keeping tne | capitol grounds in order The bill appro-
 priates $1 GOO. Public buildings and institu- | tions.
 | Fl 159-Also, For the relief of the Helen
 Keller Library and Literary association l Education.
 1 IT 1e0-Mr. Porter. To compel the re-
 pairing of the public roads in Coosa coun- l ty by persons and corporations injuring the
 same. Public roads and highways. | H. 16f-Mr Garner To incorporate the l town of Pinckard, in Dale county. Corpo- l rations.
 H. 112-Also (by reauesD, For the relief of
 w. w. Morris as probate judge or Dale 1 county. Claims and fees. | H. l63 MT. Riggs-To give power and au- l thority to the court Of county revenue oi | Dallas county to make, issue, sell ana dis- | nose of the bonds of said county for the | purpose of raising the necessary money to l pay for the bridge over the Alabama river near Selma. Local legislation | H. 165-Mr Vaughn. To legalize the reg l istration of deeds of conveyance which nave | been filed and recorded in the office or the
 judge of probate in the proper court in this | state before the passage of this act, but
 not within the time required by law, or which may be so filed and recored within twelve months after the passage Of this act | Revision of laws. l H. 165-Also. To amend sections 3, 6,
 and of an act to incorporate Selma. Cor | porations
 H. 166-Mr Marbut To amend section l of an act to establish new charter for the | town of Attalla. Corporations. | H. 167-Mr Smith, of Escambia. To au- l thorize the issuance of s5e000 in bonds for
 the improvement of the town of Brewton | Local legislation.
 H. 16SeAlso. To exempt from municipal
 and county taxation mills or factories for 1 sugar to be erected In the county of Es- | cambia. Ways and means l II. 169-Also To authorize Escambia to | issue $20,UUU III DOiluS tO Duliu Dilu5S across Conecuh river. Public roads and l highways.
 II. 17o-Also. To provide for registers at l all voting places in the county. of Escam- l bia. Privileges and elections. | H. 171-Mr. Harwood. For the protection l of fish in the Tombigbee. Warrior and | Black Warrior rivers and Mulberry, Locust and Sipsey Forks of the Black Warrior river. Judiciary 1 H. 172-Mr. Box. To prohibit the sale or | disposing of spirituous or malt liquors | other intoxicating beverages within a ra- | dius of six miles of Big Church, in Geneva | county. Temperance. H. i7s-Mr. Waller. To amend section 27s | of the code (relating to estates of deced- ents) judiciary. H. 174-Also. To amend section SOi5 of the | code referring to costs of publication. Pub | lie printing.
 H. 175-Also. To amend section 4057 of the | code referring to the rate to be charged by newspapers for publishing tax collectors notice of sale of real estate Public print l ing.
 | H. 176-Also To amend section 962 of the code referring to publication of receipts and disbursements by county treasurer. Public printery.
 | H. 117-Also. To amend section of an
 act creating the town of Greensboro separate school district. Naming trustees and fixing their term of office. Educa- | tion.
 | H. 17S--Mr. Davidson. To regulate pri- mary elections, party conventions and cau- cuses and to present and punish illegal voting thereat. Privileges and elections. H. 179-Also. To regulate the fees of con- stables in Jefferson county. Local legisla- | ton.
 H. 1S0-Also. To raise a committee of twelve-seyen from the house and five from l the senate to revise the code of 1896. l Rules.
 H. 1M-Also. To create lien in favor of | laborers for their services. Judiciary. H. 1S2-Mr. Houston. To provide for the election of superintendent of education by | vote of the people in Jefferson county. | Education.
 H. lSa-Also. To sell the money in the treasury that is to the credit of the fine and forfeiture fund in Jefferson county. Local legislation. H. 1s4-Mr. Mcqueen. To authorize the | transfer or assignment of wholesale and | retail liquor dealers state and county li- cense. one time. Temperance. H. 1s5--Also. To repeal section 1017 and 1 101S of the revised code of 1896. Revision of