The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-31

excessive damages. the plaintiff shall be
allowed TO write off from the judgment re-
covered such excess, in which event
new trial shall be allowed
BY Slaton Of Full0n-To amend section
55ls Of the civil code. when prescribes the
manner in which certain decisions Of The
Supreme Court shall be published by the
official reporter
BY SIaton of Fuiton-To regulate the
practice respecting bills of exceptions gen
orally and especially those sued out FOR
the purpose Of carrying civil cases 10 the
Supreme Court in lorna pauperis-
BY Slaton Of Fulton-To confirm the
right to traverse the entries Of constable
and officers of courts not Of record.
BY Emanuel Of Glynn-Providing that
the county treasurer of Glynn cOun
shall be paid a salary and fixing such sal
airy.
Bv Dews Of Randolph-To levy a tax on
dogs to provide for the collection of said
TAX. and the killing of dogs in default Of
payment of same.
BY Calvin of Richmond--To impose
penalty Of so on each performer of mar
rage ceremony for failure to return certih-
cate within thirty days.
BY Bennett of Pierce-To make the oth-
ciaI term of county officers four years in
stead of two, also 10 make members of
general assembly elective for four years.
BY Park Of Troupe-To elect county COM
missioners by vote. the same as county Of
flcers
BY Duncan of HoustOn-To reduce indi-
gent pensions from $50 to $50.
by Bryan of Floyd-To require the sew
eral public institutions Of the state to
have a set. or prescribed day in each
month or quarter that money so received
from the state in which they shall pay
an laborers in their employ and all cur
rent bi1s or accounts.
BY Ellis Of Bibb-To provide compensa-
ton for expert witnesses.
BY Same-To render physicians and sur
geons incompetent 10 testify in civil cases
as to certain information acquired while
consulting or attending patient.
Bovernor's Appointments.
The only business transacted In the SEN
ate was the confirmation of the Governor
appointments sent in Friday. They are:
II. NJ Reid. judge Of the City Court of
Atlanta.
Eugene r. Black, solicitor of the City
W. B. Bennett. judge of The County
Court OF Brooks.
Heman II. Perry. judge of the Criminal
Court of Burke.
Samuel j. VIM. judge of the City
Court. in the county of Gwinnett.
George w. Jordan, judge of the County
Court of Pulaski.
w. Fl. Toombs, judge of the City Court
of Wilkes.
Levi Osteen, solicitor of the City Court
of nouglas i7 Coffee
H. S Long. judge of the County Court
of Lee.
H. W. Baldwin, judge of the County
Court of Baldwin,
Frank P. Longley, judge of the County
Court of Troup.
Frank L. Little, judge of the County
Court Of Hancock.
R. w Peoples. solicitor of City Court In
county of Gwinnett.
D. B. Jay. solicitor OF the County Court
of Irwin.
Howell Beasly, solicitor of County Court
of Lee.
Leon p. Greer collector of the County
Court of Macon.
E. w. Butler. solicitor of the County
Court OF Morgan.
]. f Rogers, solicitor of the County
Court OF Newton county
r. G. Mitchell, Jr., judge Of the County
Court of Pierce.
j. d. Mckenzie, solicitor of the County
Court of Colquitt.
A. NJ King, solicitor of the County Court
of Franklin.
]. w. Edmonson, solicitor of the County
Court Of Brooks.
Walter A. Mlloton, solicitor of the Coun-
ty Court of Pierce.