The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11

Leave was granted. and the Clerk re9d the ordinance as follows: Ordinance No. 417 by MT. Lowe (Jei- | ferson). An ordinance to amend Section lS of | an ordinance entitled An ordinance to create and define the Executive De- | pertinent"
 ! Be 1t ordained by the people Of Ala bama in Convention assembled: That Section l3 of an ordinance heretofore adopted by this Convention and en- 1 titled an ordinance to create and de- nne the Executive Department, De | amended so as to read as follows: Sec. 12. Every bill which shall have passed both Houses of the General As- sembly shall be presented to the Gov ernor. If he approves, he shall sign 1t; but if not, he shall return 1t with his objections to that House in which It shall have originated. who shall en- ter the objections at large upon the Journal and proceed to reconsider 1t; | If. after such reconsideration, ma | tortty of the whole number elected to that House shall agree to pass the bill 1t shall be sent. with the objections, to the other House, by which 1t shall likewise be reconsidered; If approved by majority of the whole number | elected to that House. 1t shall become | law; but in such case. the votes of both Houses shall be determined by yeas any nays; and the names Of the members voting for or against the bill shall be entered on the Journals of | each House respectively. Any bill which shall have been vetoed by the Governor may be amended and again presented to the Governor for his ap ., xnyhta rrn ai,.n .na l of .his section shall in all respects apply thereto. If any bill shall not be returned by the Governor. Sundays ex- cepted, within six days after it shall nave been presented. the same shall be- come law in like manner as If he had signed 1t, unless the General Assembly by their adjournment or Eecess, pre- vent It's return, in which case 1t shall not be law; but bills presented to the Governor within five days before the adjournment of the General As sembly may be approved by the Gov ernor at any time within ten days af- ter the final adjournment if approved and deposited with the Secretary of State within that time. Every vote, or der or resolution to which concurrence Of both houses may be necessary, ex- cept questions of adjournment, and the bringing on of elections by the two Houses. and amending this Constitu- tfon shall be presented to the Gov ernor; and, before the same shall take effect. be approved by him; or being disapproved, shall be re-passed by both Houses according to the rules and limitations prescribed in the case of a bill.
 Referred to the Committee on Exec utiye Department,
 Mir. Hefiin (Randolph)-I desire to make a report from the Committee on Schedule, Printing and Incidental Fix penses.
 The Clerk read the report as follows:
 Mir. President-The Committee on Schedule, Printing and Incidental Ex- penses have instructed me to make the following partial report, viz:
 The Committee has audited the &C., counts hereto attached and find that the State of Alabama is indebted to the Brown Printing Company. of Mont gomery, Ala, in the sum $t76.90 for printing.
 We find that said State is indebted to J. W. Terry of Montgomery. Ala, for the use of a typewriter from May 24 to June 24, in the sum of $5.
 We find that said State Is indebted to Ed. C. Fowler Co.,. of Montgomery. Ala. in the sum of $S.6O.
 We find that said State is indebted to J. W. Terry of Montgomery, Ala. in the sum of s16 for services rend- cred Rules Committee up to May 27. 1901.
 We find that said State is indebted to W. W. Haygood of Montgomery. Ala. in the sum of $1.25.
 We find that said State is indebted fO Mice ENt1rira ho dG yrif ing done for Committee on Preamble and Declaration of Rights in the sum of $7.50.
 We find that said State is indebted to Marshall & Bruce Co.,. of Nash vile. Tenn, In the sum of $4s.25
 We find that said State is indebted to Ed c. Fowler Co.,, of Montgomery, Ala, in the sum of $4.75.
 We find that said State is indebted to Jos. E. Longstreet in the sum of SS for services rendered to the Committee on Suffrage and Elections. in making fifty-four copies of the Report of said Committee.
 We find that said State is indebted to Miss Georgia Connolly in the sum of $6 for stenographic work done for Committee on Suffrage and Elections.
 All of the above amounts are for printing done, for articles furnished State of Alabama for use of Constitu- tional Convention. and for services rendered to Committee of said Conven- tion. and all of the above amounts are itemized as shown by bills hereto at tached, Total amount ($2S2 .25l two hundred and eightytwo and 25-100 dol lars. and We recommend the payment of the same. all of which is respectfully submitted. John T. Heflin. Chairman Committee on Schedule,
 Printing and Incidental Expenses.
 Mir. Heflin-I move that the report take the usual course, lie on the table and be printed.
 The motion was adopted.
 Mir. Proctor-The Committee on the Journal asks unanimous consent to make favorable report on Ordinance No. 409.
 Leave was granted, and the Clerk read the report as follows:
 Ordinance No. 409, by Mir. Carmi- chael lColberD:
 To provide for the filing and arrang- ing of the papers and documents per taining to the Constitutional Conven- tion; also to provide for the delivery by the Secretary of a correct copy of the Journal of the Convention to the Public Printer with a proper index thereto; also to provide for the super intendence of the printing of said Journal by the Secretary; also to make appropriations for the compensation of said Secretary for his services.
 Be it ordained by the people of Ala bama in Convention assembled. That the Secretary of this Convention shall within forty days after it's adjourn