The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-29
BRUTAL AND CRUEL.
Continued from First Page.

for establishing for the situs on debts
to non-residents for purposes of at
tachments.
By Mr.. Slaton of Fulton-An act es-
tablishing the salaries of judges of the
Superior Courts OF this state at 81, 500,
instead of $4,000, as at present.
To Regulate Narcotics Sale.
BY Mr.. Fielder of Bibb-To prescribe
the manner of selling or otherwise dis
posing of cocaine, and TO provide a
penalty for violating, etc.
By Mr.. McRae of LOwndes-To pro-
vide for the distribution annually of
money arising from the hire of peni-
tertiary convicts of Georgia. to define
by whom and for what purpose said
money shall be used, etc
By Mr.. Blackburn of Fulton-To ex-
empt all minors from road duty.
By Mr.. Kelly of Glascock-To repeal
Section 1S49 of the code of 1895 estab-
fishing county teachers Institutes.
BY Mr.. Rogers of McIntosh-To
change the time of holding the fall
term of the Superior Court of Mcintosh
county.
By Mr.. Hall of Bibb-An act to au-
thorize the Governor and treasurer of
the state of Georgia to issue bonds
for the purpose of paying off and re-
state known as convention bonds is
sued by Charles ]. Jenkins, Governor.
By Mr.. Hall of Bibb-An act to au-
thorize the Governor and treasurer to
issue bonds for the purpose of paving
off and retiring certain past due bonds
of the state issued to Charles ]. Nc
Donald and countersigned by ]. Craw-
ford, as president of the board of com
missioners of the Western and Allan
tic Railroad.
By Mr. Hall of Bibb-A resolution
providing for the appointment of
commission of five members. to be
composed of a judge of the Supreme
Court, to be appointed by the Gov
ernor, the Attorney General, two men,
bers of the House to be appointed by
the Speaker, and one senator, to be an
pointed by the PresideSS. to whom
shall be referred the bills relating to
the payment of the Scott and Hayes
bonds.
The Day in the Senate.
During the session of the Senate
this morning Senator Sullivan of the
Eighteenth introduced two important
measures. One provides for the ex-
emption from taxation of state, county
and municipal bonds by holders in
Georgia and the other is a bill design
ed to stamp out anarchy in the state
Both bills were referred to the general
judiciary committee for considerat ton
and report.
The Senate concurred in House .reso-
luton providing for an acceptance of
an invitation extended to the members
OF the general assembly to visit the
Valdosta Fair on Thursday.
A bill was introduced by Senator
Tisinger of the Twenty fifth, to amend
Section 691 of Volume of the code so
as to provide that mo Joint stock
company, corporation or other assoc
citation shall declare any dividend or
| distribute any money among it's mem
bers as profits when such dividend or
| money is not declared or distributed
| from the actual legitimate net earn
| lngs of its investments and does not in
| any manner increase it's debts or la
| bilities. Any president, director or
| other officer or agent of any joint stock
| company. corporation of other associa-
ton violating the provisions of this
section shall be guilty of a mis-
| demeanor"
Senator Sullivans bill to relieve state
bonds from taxation provides for a
| constitutional amendment to that eff
| feet and was introduced on account of
| the opinion rendered by Attorney
General Boykin Wright, to the
| effect that state bonds are
taxable, an account of which
was given in these dispatches yester-
| day.
The members of the House and Sen
ate accompanied by Gov. Terrell
will leave the city tomorrow night
at o'clock on a special train to 20
| to Valdosta, where they will spend
Thursday at the state fair 1t is ex-
| pected there will be at least 300 on
the train. The House and Senate to-
day accepted an invitation to go to
Athens on Saturday to be present at
the laying of the corner stone of the
| Winnie Davis Memorial at the State
| Normal School. They will be enter
tanned by the city of Athens and the
| officers of the Normal School
| Gov. Terrell will appoint his staff on
| Saturday. There will be about forty
or fifty new Georgia Colonies created
| and j. w. English Jr., a well known
| young business man of this city will
| be appointed chief of staff. This POSI-
| ton under Gambler. was held by Col.
| Robert ]. Lowry.
Gov Terrell will tomorrow appoin.
a successor to Judge Jno. S. Gambler
on the bench of the Stone Mountain
| circuit. 1t is understood Judge Cand-
| ler's successor will be Hon. l.. S. Roam
| of Fairburn, Campbell county. Judge
| Gamblers resignation received to-day
goes into effect Saturday, Nov 1. and
| he will go on the Supreme bench Mon
| day. Justice Adams will retire at that
time.