The age-herald., 1901-03-01

bill, the insurance bill and others that bring big lobbies The lobby almost took charge of the Senate this morning, some of them becoming so bold as to occupy the seats of members. MT. Goldsby made open complaint Of this. and the president requested all persons not members to re- tire to the lobby prepared for them.
 The lobbyists stuck close by the Senate during the day. however, and greatly confused the work of that body.
 The Senate took np the calendar and passed the following bills:
 H. 12O1. To make appropriation for maintenance and support of Alabama National Guard for years 19o1-2.
 S. 6S4. To change the name of John Creagh Webb of Marengo County to that of John Cox Webb.
 H. 1213. To allow o. L. Holloway of Coosa County to peddle without license.
 s. 654 To amend act to better provide for working the public roads of St. Clair, Cherokee, Franklin and Shelby Coun- ties.
 S. 65S. To authorize the commissioners Of Macon County to issue and sell bonAs for new courthouse
 S.. 55l. Authorizing the appointment of a commissioner to ascertain and exactly locate the ositions of Alabama troops in the defense of vicksburg
 Fl. 1410--To authorize commissioners of Pickens County to appoint an inspector of bridges.
 s. .627-To amend Section of act to in. corporate Talladega Real Estate and Loan Associatoin
 H. 663-To authorize the manufacture and sale of wine made from juice of grapes In, Colbert Madison, Baldwin, Shelby, Henry Mobile and Marion Coun- ties.
 H. 1S6oEFor the relief of George w. Wilson of Hale County
 S. 446-To create Ewing school district in Etowah County
 H. 14l2-To authorize commissioners of tuscaloosa County to require freeholders in any stock district to build fence around such district
 II. 6o2--fo allow stock to run at large in portions of Beat Il. Talladega County.
 Il. 1l2s-To amend sections Il and IS of act to establish a county court for iClay County
 H. S9S-To repeal act to establish board of police commissioners for Bessemer
 H. 1067-Aliowing M W. Wood and c. F. Atkins of Randolph County to engage in business of peddling without license.
 II. 1462-To create Philadelphia school district In Blount County.
 H. 1492-To give power to Selma to is- sue bonds for city hall, etc.
 s. 659-To amend act to authorize sale of wine made from grapes in Lamar, Limestone, Cullman, etc, without taking out license.
 H. g77-To allow constables in Jefferson County to appoint deputies.
 S. 656ATo divide Davidson County into live commissioner districts.
 H. 1266-To establish the Gum Pond school district In Morgan County
 H. 332-For the more equitable payment of State witnesses in Fayette County.
 5. 60-To require trustees and faculty of the school for girls located at Monte vallo to receive into said school and edu- cate one girl from each county of the State, was taken up and discussed at length, but not finally disposed of. The bill provides for furnishing each girl selected from the counties with clothing and board.
 Messrs. Bostick Goldsby, Thompson, Johnston and JenSaE spoke to the meas ure. .
 The Governor sent his veto to the Sen ate of s. 330, to amend section 9S7 of the Code.
 Tho Governor found that the bill made a radical change from the law as at pres ent and for many years. The Governor says that 1t has been the law that when the grantee in & conveyance deposits 1t for registration such action Is all that Is required of him. The proposed law re- quires all grantees in conveyance to en- sure the accuracy of the records and for that reason his approval Is withheld from the bill.
 The bill to provide for reprintlng the Alabama Supreme Court reports was taken up and discussed for an hour. Messrs Ray, Powell and Wiley led the fight for sne nieesuze.' and Messrs. Ielks. Meador and Windham fought the rneas- ure. All kinds of dilatory tactics were re- sorted to to de!eat the measure, but they were fruitless, and the measure fnaify pa ssed by a vote of IS to S.
 The Senate adjourned until p. m.