The age-herald., 1901-02-09
POOL SELLING BILL
 KILLEDINC COMMITTEE
Perry, Kennedy of Lee, Sentill of Crenshaw and Porter of Washington opposing it.
 Maunetic Heallng School.

and Porter of Washington opposing 1t.
 Magnetic Healing School.
 During the discussion the fact was brought out thaI the magnetic healers had established q college at Auburn, where their scientific doctrines were being taught. MT. Griffin said that the lives Of many good people in his section had been sactl- feed by reason of the practice of the scient- ists and the majority of his people desired their suppression . The bill was passed by vote of 4S to 26. bill was passed to relieve Walter Rob- ertson as tax lsctor of Lawrence county from payment into the state treasury of about $20O of the States money, which was lost in a safe robbery at Town Creek last October.
 MT Seibels of Montgomery secured the passage of his bill to provide for the re- funding of taxes erroneously collected.
 The bill suggested by Governor Sanford to authorize the state treasurer to use spe- cial funds to pay ordinary demands when 1t can be done without disparagement to the special funds, was passed by unanl- nous vote
 Bills Introduced.
 The following were among the bills intro- duced today:
 H. 1910. By MT Lacey-To authorize the city of Bessemer, Ala, to establish, pur- chase maintain, operate and own electric light works, for the purpose Of supplying said city and other consumers with elec- tricity for light and power, and to authorize the issue of bonds for that purpose Mu- nicipal organization.
 H. 1912. By MT. Wilson or Bibb-To de- tach Bibb county from the Ninth Congress sional district and attach it to the Fifth Congressional district. State and federal apportionmen:.
 ii. l33 4y MT. Benners-To allow defen- dants in capital cases to waive a special nh in Ia alt ferson Walker and Winston. Judiciary.
 II. 13li By MT. Young-To regulate the carrying of pistols. Agriculture
 IL 1315 Br. Mir Anderson-To create Summer Normal for white teachers In the county of Lauderdae Education.
 H. 1916. Br MT. Benners-To further amend the charter of the Sloss Iron and Steel Company, body corporate, by con ferring upon said company additional pow CTS. Corporations. . II 12l7 By MT Benners-To authorize the Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham to establish the width of Prospect street north of Elta avenue and to vacate and convey fifteen feet of each side of said street as originally laid off to owners attingeht thereto Jefferson delegation.
 H. 1918. By MT. Benners-To further pro- vide for the government of the city Of Blr- mingham, to give the Mayor the veto pow er and to authorize the Board of Aldermen to select it's presiding officer and prescribe it's rules of procedure. Jefferson delegatlon H. 1s19 By MT. Benners-To amend see- tions 56, 5S, 59, 61, 62 and 73 of an act en- titled "an act to establish a new charter for the City of Birmingham, Alabama, ap- proved Februady 23, 1899. Jefferson deiega- ton
 H. 1920 By MT. Bankhead Cby requeso- To protect the sactity of business on tele- phone lines in the State of Alabama. Com merce and comomn carriers.
 The Senate.
 President Jelks introduced an important bill in regard to the establishment of de- partment of history The bill is In line with the recommendation of Governor Sam- ford in his message yesterday.
 There Is a strong sentiment for this de- partment and the bill has an excellent chance of passing.
 Another important measure was intro duced by MT. Harrison. The bill Is to have consumption convicts in the mines and penitentiaries of the State isolated from the other convcts
 The increase of consumption among the State convicts has grown alarming. It has
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