The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-22

section or article shan aflscf fhs r1S<< Of the legislature to enact local l&wa regulating or prohibiting the ilquor traffic; but no such local law nha1i h& enacted unless notice shall hAva heen eiyen as reauired in ssction 1os of this Coustatuf1cns , It's. No special private or local lar. except law flxinr the time If hol1s ing courts, shall be enacted in any case which fs provided for by rem eraI law. or when the relief souGbf can be given by any court of this State: and the courts. and not tho leeislature. shaii judge as fo whether the matter of said law is pro- vfded for by a general law, and as ta whether the relief sought can De xtven by any court; nor shall the iegfs1afure indirectly enact any such special. pri- 7; vsts ssnk, or local z Jaw by the partial repeal
 10s. No special. private or local law shall be passed 9on any subject not in Section it4 of this Gen. stitutton. except in references to fixing the time of holding courts; uniess mo- tice of the. intention to apply therefor shall have been published, wifhouk cost to the State In the county or coun- ties where the matter or thing to hf
 
 posed law, and be published at lsast once a. week for four consecutive weef<s in sorze sntwapaper puhlished in such c0ufft5T orf f&Wnties. or if there. is no neWspAS,er tpubIished therein, then by posting tho eaid notice for four cou- secutive weeks at i've different places in the county or counties prior to the of the bili; and proof by affidavit that said notice has been k>< t~ ~t. of the Legislature, and said preof shall pronounce Jvoid sV9fy special. private or local law which the Journals do not af5frmatively show was spa1oe6 in accordance with ms provisions q
 10 i07. The Issisiatiffs shan not. 5y \ special. private or local law, ,repeai or modify any special. private or local law except upon notice being given and shown. as provided In the last pfscedS ing section
 ios. The operation of . general law shall not be suspended for the benefk of any individual, private corporation or association; nor shall any indivf1- ual. private corporation or association be exempted from the operation of any general law except as in this article otherwise provided. sA
 10s. The Legislature shall pass gen. erai laws under which local and prt~ vate interests shall be provided for and 
 l1o. A general law within the mean ing of this article is q law which ap- plies to the whole State; . local IGw ia q law which applies to any political or subdivisions og the State. less than the whole: . special or private law within the meaning Of thia article is one which applies to an il~ dtyiduai. association or corporation.
 III. No bill introduced as . generei lawsin either house of the Legislaturs shah be SO amended on its passage as b become a special private or ieeal
 ARTICLE V.
 Executive Department.
 112. The Executive Department Nhal1 consist of a Governor. Lieutenant Gov- srnof. Attorney General. state Auditofs Secretary of State. State Treasurer, Superintendent of Education. Comnzls. sioner of Agriculture and Tnduae<ieb and Q sheriff for each county.
 113. The supreme executive power 0x this State shall be vested in . ehIef who shall be styled The Governor of the State of Alabama. .
 If. The Governor. Lieutenaut Gov. ernor, Attorney General. State Auditor, Secretary of state. State Treasurer Superintendent of Education and Com missioner of Agriculture and Industries, shall be elected by the qualifaed eiec- tors of the state at the same time and places appointed for the election of members of the legislature in the year nineteen hundred and two, and in every fourth year thereafter.
 115. The returns of every election for Governor. Lieutenant Governor. Atfor- ney General. State Auditor, Secretary 1f State State Treasurer, SuparauteEl- lent of Education and Commissioners ,f Agriculture and Industries shall ba .ealed up and transmitted by the re- turning officers to the seat of g0vern- nent. directed to the Speaker of the House of Representatives. who shall. turing the first week of the session to which such returns shall be made epen ma publish them in the presence of 10th Houses of the legislature in 5oint but the Speakers duty and he duty of the joint convention snan ,e purely ministerial. The result ek he election shall be ascertained ana leclared by the Speaker from tho face # the returns without delay. The per on having the highest number oz votes or any one of said offices shall be de- Jared duly elected but if two or mora ,araone shall have an equal and Che IfRheat number of votes for the s2Fns ffice. the legislature by joint vote. ,ithout delay, shall choose enc of Aatd ersons for said oifice. ContesteG elec- ions for Governor. lieutenant Gcvex4 : or. Attorney General. State Auaftors ecretary of State, State TreasureF. of Education ana Com missioner of Agriculture and Industries hall be determined by both houses of he legislature in such manner as may ,e prescribed by Jaw.
 lie. The Governor, Lieutenant 0ov. rnor. Attorney General. State -Anditors of State, State Treasurer. of Education and Conn., missioner of Agriculture and Industries 'lected after the ratification ok thts shall hold their respective ,nices for the term of four years from he first Monday after the second tuesday in January next. succeeding heir election. and until their succeA= ors shall be elected and qualified. Af- er the first election under this CcAsti- ution no one of said officers shall be ligible as his own successor; and the Iovernor shall not be eligible to elec- on or appointment ta any Qhiqe under his State or to the fenate Hhe Uni- sd States. during hisSterm and within ne year after the expiration thereof.
 IF. The Governor and Lieutenant Ioyernor shall each be at least thirty ears of age when elected. and shall ave been citizens of the United States en years and resident citizens Of this tate at feast seven years next before he date of their election. The Lieu eflauf- Governor shall be ex-of1cio .f- Na ku.N aA