The age-herald., 1900-11-17
NEW COUNTY SCHEME
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 >-~-~-~~~-----0----~---- ----0-------~---~cS---S~~~ l committee are Messrs. Meadow, Windham l and Norton | The Governors message was ordered filed l in the secretary's office.
 Bills Introduced. l On roll call of districts the following bills | were introduced: | s. r. By MT. Kennedy-To amend Section
 SSS9 of the Code of Alabama, so far as the | same relates to the counties of Lauderdale l and Baldwin. R. of l.. | S. IS By Mir. Rather-An act to regulate the time of holding Circuit Court in the Eighth Judicial Circuit. Judiciary.
 S. 19. By MT. Bostick-To prohibit the manufacture of spirtuous and malt liquors in the county of Jackson Temp. s. 20. By Mir Blackman-To relieve c. H. Huckabee and Cecil Huckabee disabilities of none-age. P. and E.
 S. 2l. By Mir Blackman-To exempt from State, county and municipal taxation the sale and manufacture of rums made in Alabama from grapes grown inf Alabama. Temp
 S. 22 By Mir Ray-To amend section 4207 of the code of 1S96, so as to require foreign and domestic corporations to be sued in the county in which the contract is made Corp.
 S. 23. By MT. Ray-To create separate school district for the town of Fayette. Ed.
 s. 24 By MT. Windham-To punish la borer, renter or share crOpper who has made the contract and makes a second without giving notice of the first.
 S. 26. By MT. Acree-To establish, main- tain and regulate dispensary for the town
 of Headland, Henry CoCunty. Ala. Temp.
 s. 30. By MT. Horton-To require county commissioners of Greene County to publish sem-annually in newspaper a statement showing receipts and expenditure of said county. L. and l..
 s. 2S. By Mir Thompson-To appropriate S10O GOO to the Alabama Industrial School for white girls at Montevallo. F. and T.
 The purpose of the appropriation is to pay off the debts now due by the school and for the construction of a domitory, and for the erection of such other buildings as the board may deem best Also to provide an electric light plant and water works system. When the land of the MonteYallo school has been sold, tine proceeds of the same ap- propriated by section 1 of the bill will be refunded to the State of Alabama, and when paid in full the treasurer of the board shall then cause the treasurer to pay | the sum of s5O,0OO over to the State treas- urer of Alabama. Two hundred copies of the report of the | committee on rules was ordered printed for | the benefit of the Senate. The committee on rules reported faYora- bly, on House bills Nos. l and 2 These bills were ordered to be placed tomor-
 
 They are the two bills which have caused great deal of discussion in yesterdays Senate, and of which two hundred copies were ordered printed for the benefit of the Senate. When the Senators arrived this morning the bills were on their desks so they could carefully read the bills which are of gravest importance to the people of the State. Senate Committees. The Senate committees as announced this morning follows: 1st. On Judicary-Wiley, Morrow, Colds by, Stevens, Ray, Arrignton, Rather and | Jenkins. 2d. On Revision of Laws-Harrison, Bull 1 lock, Oliver, Hipp, Bostrick, Blackman and | Mccain
 | Sd. On Constitution, Constitutional Re- | vision and Amendements-Jenkns, Moore. 1 Morrow, Rogers, Meador, Hurst and Oli- 4th On Finance and Taxation-Meador Windham, Horton, Johnston, Thompson, ! Stone, Norman, Hall, Bostick, Ray and | Dunn.
 | 5th. On Banking and Insurance-Thomp- | son, Pulley, Windham, Hurst. Meador. 9th On Penitentiary, Prisons esS< Pun ishment-Dunn, Stevens, Hall, Oliver, ,Acree, | Harrison, Moore. Sth. On Local gislation-Nunnelee, Full | ley, Kay, Powell Acree. 7th On Corporations-Moore, Hall, Rog-
 CTS, Bullock, Horton, Stone Hipp. | 9th On Education - Mccain, Johnston, | Hipp, Blackman, Windham, Arring.=-, | Powell.
 10th. On Commerce and Common Car | riers, includg Highways-Rather, Rogers, l Goldsby. Bostick, Nunnelee, Moore, Ar rington.
 11th. Mining and Manufactures-Morrow.
 Norman, Rogers. Moore, Blackman John- 1 ston, Bullock 12th. On Agriculture-Horton, Hall, Stone, l Dunn, Meador, Rogers, Acree. 18th. On Municipal and County Organiza- | tions-Pulley, Goldsby, Kennedy, Morrow, | Backman. 14th. On Immigration, Industrial Re- sources and Public Buildings-Windham,
 Stevens, Bostick, Moore, Mccain, Ray, l Hipp.
 18th. On Privileges and Elections. includ- | ing Grievances, Disabilities and Registra- | tion-Goldsby Nunnelee Morrow, Black l man, Hpp, Bullock, Mccain. 16th. On printing-Arrington, Bostick. l Nunnelee. l 17th. On Public Health-Kennedy, Hurst
 Stone, Johnston, Jenkins, Horton, Oliver, | Mccain, Acree | 18th. On Miltary-Acree, Wiley, Rogers. 18th. On Temperance-Norman, Thomp- | son. Rather, Dunn, Goldsby Hipp. 20th. On Engrossed bills-Oliver, Black | man. Ray.
 21st. On Enrolled Bils-Bostick, Me- | Cain, Powell.