The age-herald., 1898-11-23
SENATE.

JdllS.
 SENATE.
 Montgomery, November 22.-(Special.)- In the senate on the call of the districts the following bills were introduced and re- ferred as follows:
 s. 76-Mr. Mccain. To establish charter for the Pineville municipal and county or ganization.
 s. 77-Mr. Windham. To relieve the dlsa- bilities of homage from Dewey Long, a minor. Privileges and elections.
 S. 7S-Mr. Thomson. To regulate the purchase of stationery and other articles py officials in Randolph county. Printing
 S. 79-Mr. Moore. For the protection or song birds, game and fowl and game ahi- mals. Judiciary.
 S S0-Also. To create board of game and fish commissioners, to provide TUT their appointment and duties. Judiciary;
 s. S1-Mr Meadar. To incorporate the Eagle Hook and Ladder company, Demopo- lis Corporations.
 S. S2-Mr. Brooks To relieve James b. Daniel, of the disabilities of homage. PrlV- ileges and elections.
 s. Ss-Also To amend section 2716 of the code (relates to landlords, liens on houses and other buildings in the state, except dwelling houses) Local legislation.
 S. SEAlso. To incorporate the town ot Brockton, Coffee county S. S5-Mr Boykn. To prevent cneatlhe, or obtaining anything of value by dishonest trick or device Judiciary. s. S6-Mr. Lyons To authorize Mobile city to condemn certain property. Munlcl- pal and county organization
 S. S7--Also To authorize the revenue and board commission of Mobile county to lay the shell road.
 S. Ss-Mr. Meadar. To fix the fees for sheriffs for feeding prisoners. Finance.
 s. S9-Mr. Abercrombie. To amend cer- tain sections of the charter Of Oxford. Local legislation.
 s. 90-Mr. Cunningham. To regulate the sentence and employment of convicts in this to appropriate 50 per centum of the net earnings of the convict system to the fine and forfeiture fund of the several couh. ties and to provide for the inspection or jails. The penitentiary.
 Senate Bills Passed
 The senate cleared it's calendar by passing the following bills:
 S. N-Mr. Caffee. To confer additional Jurisdiction upon the county court of Lowndes county and to regulate the pro- ceedings therein.
 S. 22-Mr. Caffee. To repeal so much or an act entitled "An act to fix the compen- sation for recording registration and copy in the probate offices in the counties or Lowndes, St. Clair Etowah, Blount and Cullman," passed December 12, 1892, as re- lates to the county of Lowndes. S. 2aMr Grant. To fix the amount Of the official bond of the register in chan cery of Clarke county. s, 4S-Mr Abercrombie. To provide for the permanent location of the county site of Calhoun county by vote of the quail fled electors of said county. (Provides for election twelve months after passage or this act.)
 s. 49-Mr Abercrombie. To provide for fa1 nf iC1nF GD flfar in the city court of Anniston and to regu- late the same.
 S. 5O-Mr. Abercrombie. To regulate the drawing and organizing of grand juries for the circuit court of Calhoun county S. 3-Mr. Aberecrombie. To incorporate the Annston college for young ladies at Annicton, Ala.
 S. 3o-Mr. Rather. To amend section 537S of the Code of Alabama, of 1896. s. 9-Mr. Nunnellee. To give power and authority to the court of county revenues of Dallas county to make, issue, sell and dispose of the bonds of Dallas county for the purpose of raising the money necessary to pay for bridge over the Alabama river, 2 CT near Selma, in Dallas county, Ala bama, and to levy and collect the taxes nec- essary to pay the said bonds and the inter- est thereon.
 s. 26-Mr. Buchanan. To repeal house bill No. col, relating to levying a tax for and working the public reads in Crenshaw county, Alabama.
 S. S-Mr. Nunnellee. To empower the Selma Bridge company to sell to Dallas county, and Dallas county to purchase from said company it's bridge across the Alabama river at Selma, and the right-of- way, and other appurtenances thereto for use as a free county bridge. s. 61-Mr. Nunnellee To amend an act entitled an act to further regulate the af- fairs of Dallas county. |. $. 62-Mr Nunnellee. To require the pub lication of financial statements of the treasurer of Selma. HOUSE. Seventy-nine members answered roll call in the house this morning. Prayer was of- fered by MT. Knight, of the house. The journal of yesterday was read and an