The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-22

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 Upon vote being taken to suspend the rules, division was demanded. A reading of the resolution was called for, and the resolution again read.
 Mir. Sanford-I called for division and after hearing the resolution again read, I now withdraw the call.
 A vote being taken the rules were suspended, and upon a further vote be- ing taken the resolution was adopted
 Mir. Reese-I ask unanimous consent to have very short ordinance read and referred to a Committee.
 The President. pro tem.-The gentle man asks unanimous consent; is there objection? The Clerk will read the or dinance.
 Mir. Waddell.-There. is a motion pending before the House.
 The President. pro tem.-What mo- tion?
 Mir. Waddell-The motion of the gen. tleman from Hale.
 MT. deGraffenreid-The house car proceed by unanimous consent.
 MT. WaddelI-I call for the regular order.
 The President, pro tem.-objection is made
 MT. Reese-I make the point of order that it was submitted to the House and no objection was made.
 The President. pro tem.-The point of order is we'll taken. The chair sub- mitted it to the House and no objection was made. The objection comes toe late.
 Ordinance ss2. by Mir. Reese was read as follows:
 Ordinance No. ss2. by MT. Reese oi Dallas:
 An ordinance to be entitled Section of Article W.
 Be it ordained by the people of Ala bama in Convention assembled, '+' ARTICLE ".
 LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
 Section -. All members of the leg islature. and the Lieutenant Governor before they enter upon the execution of the duties of their respective offices shall take the following oath or affir- nation. to wit:
 q. -. solemnly swear Cor affirm as the case may bel that will support the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State oi Alabama. so long as I continue citi- zen thereof. and I do specially swear tor affirm as the case may bel that will faithfully and honestly uphold and enforce the provisions of Sections 20 21, 22 and 27 of Article W of said Con- stitution, and that will faithfully and honestly discharge the duties of the of flee upon which am about to enter tc the best of my ability so help me God. ' Which oath may be administered by the presiding officer of either House of the legislature, or any officer Sl' thorized by law to administer oaths.
 Referred to Committee on Legisla- tive Department.
 Mir Beddow-I ask unanimous con- sent to introduce a short ordinance, tc be referred to the Committee on Exec. utive Department. It is on a point that Is about to be reached in theil report.
 MT. deGraffenreid-I am not going to object to the reading of that, but I want to give notice that will object to any further suspension of the reg ular order.
 man asks unanimous consent to intro duce an ordinance
 MT. Greer (Calhoun)-I object.
 MT. Beddow-I ask the gentleman tc withdraw 1t. It is on . subject that will come up for consideration today.
 MT. Greer (Calhoun)-I withdraw il this time. but I will give notice thad I will object to any further suspension of the rules.
 The ordinance was read as follows:
 Ordinance No. 393, by MT. Beddow:
 An ordinance to create a State Board of Arbitration.
 Section l. The Legislature shall es' tablish a State Board of Arbitration of which the Commissioner of AgricuI. ture and Industries shall be ex-ofifcit Secretary.
 Sec. ?. Whenever any disputes arise in any industry in this State between employers and employees, the different parties directly interested may agree to submit the matter in dispute to be arbitrated by the State Board of Ar bitration, which shall be organized as follows.
 Each party in the dispute shall no- tify the Secretary of the Board of theiI intention to submit their dispute 10 ar bitration. and each certify to him the names of two persons to be commis- stoned by him to act as arbirrators The Secretary of the Arbitration Board shall cal! the arbitrators so commiS' stoned by him to meet at the Capito at Montgomery at as early date as practical. who will proceed to organize by electing a disinterested person tc set as umpire in case they fail to agree The Board so organized shall take cog nizance of such disputes only as vol untarily submitted to 1t for adjudica- tion; but the Secretary shall hav' power to enforce all of its awards con ferred upon 1t by the Legislature.
 Sec. 8. The Legislature shall pro- vide by law for the expense necessarily incurred by the Board.
 Referred to Committee on Executive Department.
 MT. Proctor-The attention of tho Chair Is called to the fact that there Is pending a motion made by the gen. tleman from Hale.
 MT, deGraffenreid-That motion i' pending, but 1t is no longer necessary that 1t should be put to the House, be- cause the hour of Il has arrived, and under the rules of the House the time has arrived for the consideration ant discussion of the very matter to whicf the motion was addressed.
 MT. O'Neal (Lauderdale)-I ask unan imous leave to offer an ordinance, tC be referred to the Committee on Pre- amble without reading.
 Mir. Lomax-Mr. President, the rule: require 1t to be read.
 There being no objection made, thu ordinance was read as follows:
 Ordinance No. 394, by MT. O.Nea Oauderdale):
 To amend the first proviso of Sectior 24 of Article I. of the Constitution.
 Be 1t ordained. by the people of Ala bama in Convention assembled, Tha the first proviso of Section "A of Ar tiele I. of the present Constitution b' amended so as to read as follows Provided, however, that the Genera Assembly may, by law, secure to per sons or corporations. and by genera laws provide for and regulate the ex ercise by persons and corporations O inc riRhts herein reserved. but 1uS