The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-28


so as to include the inspection Of butter
cheese and other similar products offered
for sale or consumption or manufactured
in this state or elsewhere.
BY Hardwick of Washington-To protect
game, insectiYorous and singing birds and
game animals in this state, to prohibit
the taking or destroying of the eggs OF
game birds; to prohibit the sale or offer
ing for sale any of said birds or animals
during certain seasons TO make penal the
violations of the provisions of the act; to
supersede all existing laws on the sub
ject of game and game protection by max
ing it unlawful for any person to ship
from this state any live partridge or quail
at any season of the year and constitut-
ing game wardens of all the constables
of this state and fixing their compensa-
ton by allowing them 50 for each prose
cution and half the fines imposed.
other New Bills.
By Ousley of Lowndes-To amend the
charter of Valdosta
BY Felker of Walton-To declare as a
nuisance any place where spirituous, malt
or intoxicating liquors are sold In viola
ton of the law, and to provide for abat-
ing and enjoining such nuisances.
BY Johnson of Floyd-To appropriate
$4,000 to the State College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts at Athens.
BY Carlton of Clarke-To appropriate
$500 for summer session of the teachers
of Georgia al the State University.
By Tatum of Dade-To protect timber
on unenclosed lands of this state.
BY Bell of Spaldlng-A resolution to APP
propriate $105 to the Griffin Rifles for serv-
ice in suppressing riot at Griffin Cotton
Mills last May.
By Yates of Catoosa and Copeland of
Walker by request-To prevent hogs from
running at large beyond the limits of the
lands IF their ar ma
BY Tanner of Coffee-To repeal the act
creating the Board of Commissioners of
Roads and Revenues Of Coffee county.
By Reynolds of Richmond-To amend
section 1889 of the Civil Code of 1895 which
defines the general corporate powers of
canal companies Incorporated under the
laws of this state by adding thereto power
to construct dams and canals in rivers
bounding this state.
BY Starr of Gordon-To require bonds
for title to realty when assigned or
transferred to be recorded by the clerk of
the Superior Court in the county where
the land lies.
By Griffin of Greene-To provide for
teaching in the public schools Of the state
the nature and effect of alcoholic drinks
and other narcotics.
by Tanner Of Coffee-To provide for a
system of public schools for the town Of
Douglas,
BY LaRoache of Chatham-To require
sheriffs within thirty days after sale
made by them, TO make, execute aud de-
liver 70 the purchasers sufficient deeds
10 property so bought.
BY Pace OF Newton-To require fire ana
marine insurance companies doing bust
ness in Georgia, to write insurance only
through their licensed agents.
BY Blalock Of Fayette-To amcni the
constitution so as TO provide p MS ons for
widows of Confederate soldiers who BY
| reason OF age and poverty, or inhrmity
and poverty or blindness and poverty.
are unable to provide living for them
| selves
BY Tanner of Coffee-A resolution 20
direct the state librarian to furnish me
| officers of Coffee county the acts of the
general assembly, codes, Supreme Court
reports and form books to replace those
destroyed in the burning of the Court
| House in October. 1898
The WiIIingbam Dill.
The winingham prohibition bin has been
made the special order in the Senate for
| Wednesday, Dec. 6, and will continue as
| the special order until disposed of
| Senator McGhee offered the resolution
| fixing its consideration for that day, and
providing for the call of the previous ques-
ton the day following at u m.
| Senator MeGhee in offering his resol-
| ton. said his object was to meet the
| wishes of certain gentlemen. who wished
70 appear before his committee 1t was
| also at the request of some of the sena-
| tors, who desired TO take part in the dis
| cussion and could not be on hand this
week. He mentioned the fact that the
| Mayors of cities where whisky is now
sold, had applied for the right to go be-
| fore the Committee on Temperance and
| though the request came from men who
| differed with him, he wanted all to he
| given the fullest opportunity to be heard
Senator Redding said he had no obiec-
| ton to the date that was proposed. but
| he opposed having the previous question
called on the succeeding day at noon, and
| Offered the following substitute, which was
| adopted
Resolved, That the bill be made a speojsl
| order for Wednesday, Dec. 6. immediately