The age-herald., 1900-12-14
Bills Passed.

The following bills were passed:
 H. 639 To constitute Roseberry Spencer Lumber Co.,, which is now corporation organized under the general laws of the State of Mississippi, an Alabama corpora tion also, and to give the said corpora ton a domicile in the State of Alabama, and to define the power which the said cor poration may have and exercise within the State of Alabama, and to prescribe the con- ditions upon which 1t may exercise such powers.
 s. 174 To repeal an act entitla d an act for the working of persons convicted of mis- demeanors upon the public roads in Moren- go County.
 H. 251. In relation to trials of misde- meanors in Fayette County.
 H. TOT. To establish seperate school dis trict in Henry County, to be known as the Edwin school district.
 H. 246. For the relief of Thomas J. Elm mons, clerk of the Circuit Court of Mon- roe County.
 S. 16S. To ratify and confirm the charter of the Capitol County Land Company to change it's name, to increase it's capital stock, and confer additional powers there on.
 S. SC. with amendment) To authorize the board of revenue of Montgomery County to issue bonds of said county for an amount not to exceed one hundred thousand dollars for the purpose of build lug and improving the public roads of the county upon permanent and well con- sidered system and for erecting brides in said couty.
 H. SO4 To prescribe rules of practice and procedure in the City Court of Montgomery and to define the powers of the Judge of said court in reference thereto
 $. 106. To ratify and confirm the union, ar.algamation and consolidation of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company with Birmingham Railway and Elect,ic Company, and to declare the powers, rights and franchises of the Con- solidated company.
 H. 6S0-To create the town of East Lake, in Jefferson County, a separate school dis trict, to provide board of education there for and to confer powers and authority.
 s. 120-To establish Hanceville School Dis trict in Blount County, Alabama.
 H. 725-To empower and authorize Temple Lodge Mo- 425 subordinate lodge of An cient and Accepted Masons at Marion, to issue and sell bonds in an amount not to exceed $10,000.
 S. 249-To relieve M. Aston Fontaine of Wilcox County, Alabama, minor 17 years of age, of the disabilities of homage.
 s. 10-To authorize and require the com missioners' Court of Pickens County to Set apart and appropriate money from the gen. eral fund of said county with which to pay and discharge certificates of State wit nesses issued by the foreman of the grand jury.
 I judgments for the payment of money in the courts of justices of the peace and mo- taries public with justices Jurisdiction in the counties of Lee and Pike, and to de- clare the same lien.
 s. IT. To authorize the Court of County Commissioners of the counties of Lauder dale, Madison and Baldwin to appoint one county surveyor for their respective coun- ties in addition to the number now allowed by law.
 S165 ]. For the preservation of game, ani- malls and birds in the counties of Escam- bia and Baldwin.
 H 698 To amend section { of an act to better provide for the payment of state witnesses in the county of Escambiar ap' proved Dec. 1, 1S9S
 S. 19O To amend sections and Il of an act entitled "An act to declare the powers and Jurisdiction of the City Court or Annls- ton," approved Dec. g, 1896.
 H. 563. To authorize the commissioners court of Etowah County to levy tax for working the public road of said county. and to provide for keeping said roads in repair.
 H. 679 To repeal an act entitled an act to define the territorial jurisdiction of the justices of the peace and notaries public ex-officio justices of the peace of the sev- eral precincts in Jefferson County, and the notaries public ex-officio justices of the peace appointed for the several wards of the city of Birmingham, approved Decem- ber 13, 1884, so far as the same relates and applies to precinct nine in Jefferson Coun- ty.
 H. s71. To authorize the Mayor and City Council of Jacksonville, body corporate, to borrow money by the issuance of bonds for the purpose of compromising and pay ing the outstanding bonds of said city.
 S. 99 To grant E. A. Stansell, citizen of Clay County, a license to peddle in the State of Alabama and all the counties thereof.
 IL t33. To incorporate the Southern In- dustrial Institute.
 H t03 Allowing J. M. Howard, citizen of the county of Tallapoosa, to engage in the business of peddling in the several counties of this State without a license.
 s. 116. To grant M. F. Summerlln, citizen of Clay County & license to peddle
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