Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-11-27
PATROL BILL
WAS TABLED
IN HOUSE
BILL WAS BY Mr.. BLACKBURN,
OF FULTON, TO BETTER CARE
FOR AND PROTECT coUN-
TRY PEOPLE.

'''Chis can appropriately be called a bin
- raise hell in the country districts o.
Georgia" is the manner In which Joe Hi
Hall from out OF the county Of Bibb and
a representative IN the honorable body
Of the general assembly, spoke Of the
blackburn patrol bin when ii came uo
legislature Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Blackburn. in replying 10 the re-
marks o. Mr.. Hall, stated that he thought
such an attempt TO throttle legislation
was unbecoming OF the dignity of Mr..
Hall The bill was finally tabled at the
request OF the author, as there was q
small attendance in the house.
Mr.. blackburn made a lengthy arGu-
ment in tavor OF the measure. contendinE
that II would be a good thing for the
state.
He was followed by AR. Evans. ~
Washington. who said the enactment of
the law would clear the cities and cour-
tries % trawnS and gambler
Mr.. Henry. OF Liberty. moved to amend
by having a captain and one to six men
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. Fields. OF Dooly introduced a res
alution providing that the house begin
ming Friday, hold two session daily, except
Saturday. The resolution was referred ~
the committee on rules.
A bill. introduced by Mr. Hawes1 OF
Ebert, calling for an appropriation 9f
$4,000 for additional dormitory facilities
az the Georgia school for the deaf and
dumb. at Cave Springs, Ga, was then
brought up and as II was an appropri-
alton involved. the mouse resolved itself
into a committee Of the whole. Mr.. Moses,
Of Coweta. and Mr.. Harden. OF Chatham.
made short speeches. telling OF the crowd
ed condition OF the present dormitories
at Cave Springs.
An amendment to reduce the amount
from $4,000 to. $1,000 was adOpted BY the
committee OF the whole house. The hill
was then reported favorabl- to the house.
with the recommendation that Il be
passed.
The house then re-assembled. and the
La We taken up for its passage. The
house agreed to the report Of the conf
mittee. Of the whole and upon motion OF
Mr.. Halves the bin was then tabled.
owing to the small number OF members
in the house.
The following bills. passed;
By Mr.. Dunbar, OF Richmond-Tos re-
auire persons wanting certiorari from re-
corders' courts to give bond.
BY Mr.. Hayes. OF Macon-1o amend sec
ton Of go OF code 50 as TO designate Mon
tezuma for a state depository.
By Mr. Underwood. OF White-To amend
section Isl OF the code.
BY Mr.. Underwood, Of, White-To amend
section ca OF the code.
The following new bills were introduce
cd in the house today:
BY Mt. Hicks. OF Laurens-To abolish
the city court OF Dublin
BY -. Hicks, OF Laurens-To create the
city court Of Dublin and to define Juris-
diction for the same.
BY Messrs Hicks and Howard. OF Lau-
-. - mud
BY Messrs. Hicks and Howard, Of Lau-
rens-To amend section SIS OF the code
relating TO jury commissioners.
BY Mr. Butts OF Glynn-To amend the
act creating the city court OF Brunswick
BY Mr. Howard. Of Baldwin-To estab-
IIsh dispensery In the county OF Bald
win
By Mr.. Peyton. Of Habersham-To re-
peal the act creating the city court in
Gainesville.
BY Mr.. Davis. OF Meriwether-To pro-
vide for the disbursement OF pensions to,
pensioners in this state.
BY Mr. Akin, of Bartow-To allow street
car companies 70 condemn use OF tracks
of another car company.
BY Mr.. ShacSelford. of CiarlS-To amend
act creating dispensary in city OF Athens
BY Mr.. Conner. Of Bartow-by request
To protect fish in streams in Barlow coun-
".
BY Mr.. Bower. OF Decatur-A resolution
to have money paid 70 schools be paid 10
white and colored schools in proportion
10 the taxes paid BY each race.
APPOINTMENT OF HILL
CONFIRMED BY SENATE
one bill was passed by senate Tuesday
morning and several new ones were intro
duced.
The bill from the house by Mr.. Wise Of
Fayette. 20 provide for the payment OF
insolvent fees to the sheriff and clerk Of
Fayette county was passed.
Senator Lee introduced the following
bill:
To authorize the governor OF the state to
require the attorney general TO perform,
without compensation all duties or special
attorney of the Western and Atlantic rail-
road.
Senator Lee also introduced bill to pro-
tect the guards and wardens at convict
camps from infringement by outside par
ties on the guard lines.
Senator Park introduced a bill TO amend
section 942 OF the code Of 1925.
Senator Perry introduced a bill confer
ring certain powers on street and subur-
ban railways.
The appointment OF Hon. Warner Hill as
railroad commissioner was confirmed by
the senate.