The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-01

County Courts. of this state. to get drunk
or act in any manner unbecomng to Ms
position.
The following new bills were introduced:
BY Carter, Of Burke-To require the evi-
dence in all cases, both criminal and civll
tried in The Superior Courts. to be re-
ported. Also a bill to facilitate the collec-
tons of their claims for repairs by me
chanics, artificers. tinkers moulders. cob
piers and others who have paid a license
for carrying on their trade.
BY Slaton of Fulton-To regulate the
rate OF interest chargeabIe against execu-
tors. administrators. guardians. and trus-
tees or money in their hands belonging 10
the estate they represent.
By Beauchamp of Pike-To authorize
private hospitals and sanitariums of this
state 10 receive and treat patients who are
the victims of alcohol morphine and 9th
er drugs.
BY Post Of Coweta-To regulate the law
Of years support. as provided in Section
1865 of Volume II OF the code. so rs 10
make the same inferior to the special lien
of landlords on the crops made on lands
rented from them. for rent and supplies
furnished the year in which such things
are done or furnished.
By Felker of Walton-To amend Section
6S4 Of Volume of the code of 1895 which
relates TO the oaths Of witnesses before
grand jury.
BY Watkins of Gilmer-To prohibit the
casting of sawmill dust in the streams of
this state
By Felker of Walton-To require the
state school committees. the commission
ers of educatiOns and others boards of ed
ucation in this state to prescribe and have
used in the common schools of this state
a text book or books on chemistry as ap-
piled to agriculture.
BY Harden of Lberty-To amend Sec
Of n
make uniform the publication of citation
in granting letters of dismission to admin
istrators
BY Greene of CIay-To reimburse A. S.
Mills of Clay $500 for services rendered the
state.
BY Harden of Liberty-To pay A J.
Delk of Liberty and w. b. Lynes, D. S.
Price and E. L. Fishback of Wayne $500.
By Mcdonald of Ware-To govern pri-
mary and other elections and to govern
the conduct OF candidates running for any
Office or for the nomination as candidate
for any party in Ware county 10 any Of
fee within the gift of the people of Ware
county
BY Allen of Baldwin, Joint resolution
to appropriate S2.157 to the board of d.
rectors of the Georgia Normal and In
dustrial College for the repairing of the
college property.
The Day in the Senate.
The Senate passed one bill to-day by
Senator Dickerson TO prescribe the ehgi-
bility of county school commissioners and
making such Office ineligible as teachers in
the common schools of this state, and to
prescribe penalty therefore.
The bills by Senator Stead TO provide
for the appointment Of an assistant county
school commissioner by the county school
commissioner. who shall have the same
authority as the commissioner in the du-
ties connected with the office, was read the
third time and tabled.
Five bills were defeated as follows:
BY Senator Davis-To repeal the regis
tration act of 1894.
By Senator Gross-Relating TO the sale
OF property levied on.
BY Senator Underwood-To more COM
pletely prevent the larceny of cattle. sheep
and hogs
BY Senator Gross-To provide for re-
curing railroad companies TO pay the eX-
penses of holding an inquest over and
burying persons killed by railroad cars or
engines in the state of Georgia Also TO
amend Section 11Q6 of Volume 3 of the
code. providing for the payment of fees
of clerks of the superior courts.
The following new bills were introduced:
BY Mr.. Kng-ro amend an act entitled
an act TO fix salaries of the state libra
rian and assistant librarian. approved Oct.
%. 1899.
BY Mr. Nesbitt-To prevent children I'M
der 10 years of age Internationally, from
working in factories, mines, workshops
and other manufacturing enterprises, and
to provide penalties therefor
BY Mr.. Little-To authorize the city of
Augusta - establish a uniform system
of water works.