The age-herald., 1901-05-28

or walker, CODD, 0fanam or MoHlBoHneISf Sanford. Willett, Merrill Tayloe, Leigh, Nesmith, Duke. Espy, Davis of DeKalb. Asheraft Wilson of Clarke, Hefiin of Randolph, Kirk, Jones of Hale.
 Committee on Order, Consistency and Harmony of the Whole Constitution White Selheimer, Spraggins, Jones of Montgomery Williams of Barbour, Hefiin of Chambers, Macdonald, Davis of De- Kalb Davis of Etewah, Weakley, Sollie, Craig Martin, PIllans. Beddow, Moody, Carmichael of Colbert, Foster, Sorren, De- Graffenreid, Norman, McMillan of Wil- cox, Sanford, Sentel Beavers.
 Committee on Suffrage and Elections Coleman of Greene, White, Miller of Will cox, Walker, Oates, Weatherly, Smith of Mobile, Jones of Wilcox, O'Neal of 1au- derdale. Stewart, Howze, Pitts, DeGraffen reid, Morrissette. Rogers of Lowndes, Eyster, Glover, Chapman, Graham of Tal- ladega, Grant, Hood, Harrison, Dent, Parker of .Cullman, Handley.
 Committee on Legislative Department Oates, Weatherly. Brooks, Macdonald, Hefin of Chambers, Lowe of Jefferson, NeSmth Carnathan, King, Leigh, Jack son, Espy, Chapman, Pettus, Lowe of Lawrence Reese, Rogers of Sumter, Porter, Sloan.
 Committee on Local Legislation-O' Neal of Lauderdale, Watts, Vaughan, White
 
 houn, Proctor. Wilson of Washington, Haley Glover Burnett, Waddell, 1nge, O'Rear, Reynolds of Henry, Kyle, Banks, Reynolds of Chiffon.
 Committee on Education-Graham of Talladega, Ashcraft, Pettus, Bulger, Jones of Wilcox, Tayloe, Rogers of Sum- ter, Robinson, Williams of Barbour, Reese, Renfroe, Opp, Miller of Marengo, Inge, Locklin. Hodges, Altman, Beth- une, Mac A. Smith.
 Committee on Taxation-Browne, Pil- lans, Harrison, Handley, Craig, Pearce, Kyle, Long of Butler. Searcy, O'Neill of Jefferson, Maxwell, Burnett, Vim, Kirk, Martin, Coleman of Greene, Cunningham, Carnathan, King.
 Committee on Executive Department Jones of Montgomery, Fitts, Lomax, Sanford, Duke, Hodges, Norwood, M. M. Smith of Autauga, Vaughan, Williams of Marengo, Jenkins, Carmichael of Golf fee, Howell, Spears, Hinson.
 Committee on Prelude and Declaration of Rights-Lomax, Vaughan, Eyster, Fitts, Wilson of Washington, Browne, Cornwell, Barefield, Bethune, Garden, Carmichael of Coffee. Case, Blackwell, Bartlett Phillips.
 Committee on Representation-Pitts Williams of Marengo, Bulger, Knight, O'Rear, Grayson Almon, Greer of Perry, DaVlS or bIOWdH, SdIuSl, JCllhAh't ohSSA of Calhoun Hinson, Norman, Gilmore.
 Committee. on Exemptions-Howze, O'Neill of Jefferson, Burns, Selheimer, Sorrell, Hefiin of Randolph, Stewart, Morrisette, Long of Walker, Banks, Pal mer, Reynolds of Henry, Eley, Grayson, Williams of Elmore.
 Committee on Militia-Wilson of Clarke, Greer of Calhoun, Jones of Montgomery, Spraggins, Burns, Waddell, Henderson, 1f A,,fo mer, Jones of Bibb, King, Williams of FL more, Stoddard, Freeman.
 Committee on Banks and Banking Fletcher, Handley, Cornwell, Ledbetter, Brooks, McMillan of Baldwin, Malone, Renfroe, Dent, Searcy, Parker of. .Cuilman Maxwell, Hey, Winn, Reynolds of Chil- ton. <
 Committee on Municipal Corporations Weakley, Boone, Fletcher, McMillin of Baldwin, Beddow, Sanford Howell, Park CT of Fillmore, Pearce Whitesides, Knight, Kirkland, Mulkey, Phillips, Byars.
 Committee on State and County Bound aries-Parker of Cullman, Reese, Beavers, Jenkins, Cobb, Miller of Marengo, Sentell, Parker of E,more, Thompson, Moody, Gilmore, Jackson, McMillan of Wilcox, Malone, Blackwell.
 Committee on zImpeachments - Hood, Miller of Wilcox, Grant. Haley, Sorrell, Bulger, Lowe of Jefferson, Merrill, Hen derson, Long of Walker, Robinson, Mac A Smith of Autauga, Thompson, Willett, Cofer.
 Committee on Amending Constitution and Miscellaneous Provisions-Foster Merrill, Jones of Hale, Boone, Altman, Burns, Ledbetter, Norwood, Haley, Cum ningham, Sollie, Sentell, Barefield, Lowe of Lawrence, McMillan of Wilcox.
 Committee on the Journal-Proctor, Wilson of Clarke, Carmichael of Colbert, Kirkland, Forshee.
 Committee on Schedules, Printing and Incidental Expenditures-Hefin, Breer of Perry, Locklin, Wilson of Washington, Barefield, Henderson, Carmichael of f. fee, Murphree, Jones of Bibb.
 Committee on Corporations.
 Committee on Corporations-Harr Rogers of Lowndes, Searcy, Graham of Montgomery, Coleman of Walker Will son of Clake, Proctor, Ferguson, Williams of Marengo, Opp, Long of Butler, Bur nett, Murphree, Cofer.
 Resolutions and Ordinances.
 The roll was then called for introduction of resolutions and ordinances.
 MT. Boone of Mobile offered a resolu- ton requiring the secretary to preserve five copies of the official proceedings to be bound and filed in the office of the
 
 committee.
 MT. Brooks of Mobile offered a resolu- tion to amend section 8 of article Il of the constitution so as to provide that no new debts be incurred after the adoption of the constitution except to repel invasion and put down riots. It also provided that the State could refund its debt from time to time, and that the Governor could make temporary loans not exceeding s3OO- 900.
 He also offered resolution to amend section 1 of article 12 of the constitution so as to make all citizens over 21 years of age liable to serve In the naval militia.
 He then offered a third resolution to amend section g of article IA of the con- stitutin so as to forbid any officer or pub lie official of tho State to ask or receive a railroad pass Ur frank.
 MT. Browne of Talledega offered a reso- lution to amend section 1, article IS. of the constitution so as to provide for a system of free public schools.
 MT. Burns of Dallas offered a resolution that the present limit of taxation, State, county and city, should not be increased. Judge Coleman of Greene offered a sim liar resolution; also one to prohibit coun- ties issuing bonds without affirmative vote of the inhabitants thereof.
 MT. Eyster of Morgan offered reso- luton that the names of committees and officers and members of the convention be printed with the rules. The rules were suspended and the resolution passed
 General Harrison of Lee offered an ordinance to prohibit vagrants from voting in the state.
 MT. Henderson of Pike offered an ordi- nance to prevent the removal of seat of government.