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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-09
J. THoS. HEFLIN.
 Secretary of State.
No. 4O2.)
AN ACT

No. 4O2) AN ACT (S. 4OS To provide for the organization and reg
 ulation Of corporations not for pecu-
 niary profit in the sense of paying in-
 terest or dividends on stock, but for
 the benefit of it's members through
 their mutual cooperation aid asso-
 citation.
 Section 1 Be it enacted by the Legls- lature of Alabama, That ten or more per sons desiring to associate themselves to- gether, not for pecuniary profit in the sense of paying interest or dividends on stock. but for mutual benefit through the application of cooperation, single tax or other economic principles, may become a body corporate in manner following.
 Sec. ?. The parties proposing to form such corporation. shall file with the Pro bate Judge in the County in which it pro poses to establish itself. n declaration In writing. setting out the name of said pro posed corporation. .he names of the char ter members. and the purposes of said corporation
 Sec. 3. Upon the filing of such declara- ton the Judge os Probate shall issue to such corporation a charter which shall be perpetual. subject to revocation at any time by the Legislature of Alabama.
 Sec. I. It may elect such officers IS it may deem necessary. in such manner and for such terms as 1t may provide and remove the same at any time, and adopt such constitution and bylaws as it may see fit not in conflict with the Consttu- ton and laws of this State
 Sec. 5. Such corporation shall have the power to buy. sell. and iease and mort gage real estate. to Juild and operate wharves. boats, and other means of transportation and communica- ton. build, erect and operate waterworks. electric lighting and power companies libraries, schools. parks, and do any other lawful thing. incident to its purpose. for the mutual benefit of it's members; and may admit such other persons to participate in it's benefits as 1t may see fit and upon such conditions as it may impose.
 Approved Oct. 1, 1903.
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be made, the court must allow said clains as to the county tax, and must instruct the Judge of Probate to certify to ths State Auditor the fact that a petitica has been filed in the Commissioners made of the facts therein alleged, a7l furnish the State Auditor copy of tine said proof, and that the petitioner. through d mistake or error in the as. sessment or collection of taxes, has paid to the County Tax Collector d certain named sum of money, of which amount the State has received = dollars. whit h should be refunded in accordance with the prayer of the petition.
 Sec. 8. Be 1t further enacted That, on receipt of said certificate of the Probat, Judge from .he Court of County Commls- 'sioners and copy of proof the State All ditor if he find said certificate to oe correct and proof sufficient, be and he IS hereby authorized to draw his warrant on the State Treasurer in favor of the pa- titioner for such an amount as the said certificate shows should be refunded
 Sec 4 Be it further enacted, That tte provisions of this Act shall apply to Ill persons who are justly entitled to hay ? money enormously paid for taxes, re- funded after the passage of this act Bi. no such claim shall be allowed and the tition therefor shall be filed within sls months from the date said payment wat made to the County Tax Collector.
 Approved Sept @, 1903.
 Official.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-09
J. THOS. HEFLIN.
 Secretary of State.
AN ACT.

No 4O5) AN ACT (s 4Si To prohibit emigrant agents from plying
 their vocation within this State with
 out first obtaining a license therefor
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legsla- ture of Alabafa that from and after the approval of the Act no person shall carry on the business of an emigrant agent in this State without having first obtained a license therefor from the State Auditor
 Sec 2 That the term "Emigrant Agent as contemplated in this act, shall be construed to mean any person engaged In hiring laborers or soliciting emigrants in this State to be employed beyond the limits of the same.
 Sec. 3. That any person shall be enti- tied to a license which shall be good for ono year, upon payment into the State Treasury for the use of the State of five hundred dollars In each County In which he operates or soicits emigrants for each year so engaged.
 Sec. 4. That any person doing the bus mess of an emigrant agent without hav- ing first obtained such license shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con- viction shall be punished by a fine of not less than five hundred dollars and not more than five thousand dollars or may be imprisoned in the county jail or sen- fenced to hard labor for the county for not less than four months nor more than one year for each and every offense with in the discretion of the court
 Sec. ,. That all laws and parts of laws inconsistent with this act be and they are hereby repealed.
 Approved Oct. l. 1908.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-09
. THOS. HEFLIN,
 Secretary of State.
No 4S6) AN ACT (H. 275 To amend Section 3254 of the Code of
 Alabama

No. 4S6) AN ACT (H. 275 To amend Section 3254 of the Code of
 Alabama
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the Leg is lature of Alabama that Section 3254 of the Code of Alabama. be amended so as to read as follows; Sec. 3254. Poisons must be labelled It shall be unlawful for any person to retail arsenic or any of its preparations, corrosive sublemate, white or red precipitate, biniodide of mer- cury, cyonide of potassium, hydrocyanic acid strychnla or any poisonous vege- table. alkaloids or their salts. or the es- sential oil of almonds. opium or its pre- paratlon, except paragoric. and other pre- paration of opium, containing less than two grains to the ounce, aconite. bella donna, colchicum, conium, nux vomica henbaH saVlne, ergot, cotton root can tharides. creosote veratrum, digitalis and their pharmaceutical preparations, croton oi chloroform. chloral hydrate, sulphate of zinc mineral acids. carboic and oxalic acids without labelling the box. vessel or paper, In which the said poisons are con- tained with the name of the article. the word poison. and the name and place of business of the seller. and enter In book kept for that purpose, the name of the purchaser. the date of sale, the name of the poison and the quantity purchased. Nor shall 1t be lawful for any person to sell or deliver, any of the polsons. herein enumerated. unless upon due inquiry. he shall find that the purchaser Is aware of its poisonous character and represents that 1t is to be used for a legitimate pur- pose But the pr visions of this section shall not apply to the dispensing of pois- on in not unusual quantities or doses, up- on the prescription of licensed practition- CTS of medicine nor to manufacturers making and selling poisons at wholesale.
 Sec ?. Any person who may be found guilty of the violation of the provisions of this act shall be guilty of misde- meanor and shall be fined not less than fifty nor more than two hundred and fifty dollars.
 Approved Oct l. 1903.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-09
THOs. HEFLIN.
 Secretary of State

 No. PIP. AN ACT C1 400 To amend Sections 405 and 407 of the Code
 of Alabama of 1896.
 Sec l. Be 1t enacted by the Legisla- ture of Alabama that Sections 405 and 4O7 of the Code of Alabama be amended so as to read as follows: 405 Board of Con- trol; how constituted. Each of such sta tions and schools is under the supervision and control of a board of control to be composed of the following members The State Superintendent of Education, the Commissioner of Agriculture and Indus tries, the Governor and two men who shall be residents of the respective Con gressiqhal district wherein the school for which they are appointed is located. Said members from the congressional districts shall be appointed by the Governor and shall only serve as members of the board for the school which Is located in their respective congressional districts. Their terms of office shall be for a period of four years and until their successors are appointed. The members of said board must not receive any compensation other than travelling expenses actually incur red in attending meetings of the Board of Control. and said board of control shall have power to select a treasurer for each school. fix his bond, compensation and prescribe his duties. Said Board of Control shall also have the power to se- feet such other officers as they may deem advisable, prescribe, their duties. and shall also have power to make all nee essary arrangements for drawing the funds appropriated by law. and the dis bursement of the same. 407. Not less than five hundred dollars of the sum so appropriated to each of said schools shall be used in maintaining, cultivating and improving the farms respectively, and making agricultural experiments thereon under and by direction of the Board of Control and the professor of az riculture of the Alabama Polytechnic h. stitute. Further the course in scientific agriculture and horticulture, as required in Section 413 shall be formulated for the schools and experiment stations by the said professor of agriculture of the Ala bama Polytechnic Institute. When on of ficial visits said professor of agriculture shall be paid by the Board of Control, his travelling expenses thus incurred.
 Sec. 2. All laws and parts of laws in conflict with this act are hereby repealed.
 Approved Sept 30, 1903.
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Colombia's Honor.

Baltimore American.
 The Colombian Senate has passed Dill disposing of the natUn's conscience anu honor by proclaimine the country ire sponsible for the damages done by the country's citizens to foreigners during recent revolution.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-09
THOS. HEFLIN,
 Secretary of State
AN ACT
No. sss.)

No. sss) AN ACT (H 45S.
 To amend Section 16 of an Act to estab- fish uniform system for the examn- alton and licensing of teachers of pub lie schools, approved February 10 1899 Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Legis- lature of Alabama, That Section 16 of an Act to establisha a uniform system for the examination of teachers of public schools, approved Feb. 10, 1899, be amend
 ed so as to read as follows Section 16. Be 1t further enacted, that no teacher shall be granted a second grade cer.ifcate more than twice. Approved Sept. %. 1903.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-09
THOS. HEFLIN,
 Secretary of Stale.
AN ACT.

No. 41O AN ACT. (s. 94s To- exempt practicing dentists from jury
 duty.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legis- lature of Alabama, That practicing den lists are hereby exempt from jury duty. Sec. ?. That all laws and parts of laws general local or special. in conflict here with be and the same are hereby repealed. Approved Oct. 1, 193.
 Official.
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The children of the man who made a speciality of sowing wild oats before his marriage will harvest an abundant crop of advice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-09
]. THOS. HEFLIN,
 Secretary of State.

No. 3S41 AN ACT 'h' eS9. To appropriate the sum of Ten Thousand
 dollars for the erection of an addi-
 tional building for the use of the
 Alabama Industrial School Be 1t en-
 acted by the Legislature of Alabama: Section l. That the sum of Ten thou sand dollars is hereby appropriated for the erection of an additional building for the Alabama Industrial School.
 Sec. 2. That the State Auditor is hereby authorized and directed to draw his warrant on the State Treasurer in favor of the Treasurer of the Alabama Industrial School for the sum of ten thousand dollars, and the State Treasu- Ter is hereby authorized and directed to pay the amount of said warrant out of the funds in the State Treasury not other wise appropriated.
 Sec 3. That said sum of ten thousand dollars shall be expended by the Board of Directors of said Alabama Industrial School, with the approval of the Gov renor. In the erection of an additional building for the use of said Alabama Industrial School.
 Approved Oct [ 9oS.
 official J. Thos. Hehin,
 RsPrptarv of Sfata
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No 392) AN ACT QJ 6S3 To appropriate a sum of money to pay for ths stationery and stationery sup plies used by the Legislature of Ala bama during this present session. Section l. Be 1t enacted by the Iegis- lsture of Alabama. That the sum of one (S1 .00O) dollars. or as much there of as may be necessary. be. and the same Is hereby, appropriated out of the moneys in the treasury to pay for the stationery and stationery supplies used by the Leg isature of Alabama and the employees thereof during this present session. Sec 9 Be 1t further enacted, That the Auditor is hereby authorized to Issue his warrants for such amounts as may be certified to by the Secretary of State. Approved Sept 30, 19o3.
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 J. THOS. HEFLIN.
 Secretary of State.
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tors and purchasers without notice of the making or execution of said deed.
 Approved Sept. 30, 1903.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-09
J. THOS. HEFLIN,
 Secretary of State.
No. sS2.
AN Acr

No 3S2) AN ACT IT 1oA. TO provide for the payment of expenses
 Incurred by the Doorkeeper of the
 House and Doorkeeper of the Senate. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legis- lature of Alabama, That the sum of One Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars or so much thereof IS may be necessary, Is hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the State Treasury not otherwise appro- priated, to pay the expenses incurred by the Doorkeeper of the House and the Doorkeeper of the Senate.
 Sec. 2. That the Auditor is hereby au- thorized and directed to draw his war rant on the State Treasurer in favor of the Doorkeeper of the House and the Doorkeeper of the Senate for whatever amount may be necessary, not in excess of said One Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars, when the accounts of said Door keepers are approved by the p siding officers of their respective houses.
 Approved Sept. 90, 1908.
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 ,. J. THOS. TEFLIN.
 Secretary of State.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-09
J. THOS. HEFLIN,
 Secretary of State.
AN ACT.
No. STD

No. STD AN ACT. GIL 36S. To appropriate s1 .224. .61 or so much there of as may be necessary, out of the unexpended appropriation for the Ala bama National Guard encampment expenses for 1903, to pay the indebted ness created in behalf of the cavalry squadron of the Alabama National Guard at the encampment at East Lake, Alabama, in July 1902. Be it enacted by the, Legislature of Ala bama:
 Section l. That the Auditor of the State. upon direction of the Governor, be and he Is hereby authorized to draw his warrant upon the Treasurer of said State for the sum of twelve hundred, twenty four and 61-100 dollars ($1,2246D, or so much thereof as may be necessary, for the purpose of paying the indebtedness created for and in behalf of the cavalry squadron of the Alabama National Guard. while In camp at East Lake, Alabama, in July, 1902.
 Sec. ?. That said amount shall be paid out of the unexpended balance of the appropriation authorized by an act ap- proved February 4th, 19a3 for the pay ment of the encampment expenses of the Alabama National Guard for the year 1903.
 Approved Sept 20, 1903 Official. J. Thos. Hef1in
 Secretary of State
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NO .SSS9 fs. J. R. SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION. Whereas. by an Act of the 3Sth Congress of the United States. each State is invited to place in the National Statuary Hall at Washington. D. C., the memorial statues of two citizens of such State who may be distinguished for exalted and patriotic services; therefore be it
 Resolved. by the Senate of the Legisla- ture of Alabama, the House of Represen- tatives concurring. that the long and dis ti~suished labors of the educator, Jabez Lamar Monroe Curry, shall be accorded .his tribute of affectionate regard. and that his name shall be and Is hereby for mally designated for grateful commence ration by the erection of statue of marble or bronze in the said National Statuary Hall.
 Resolved, further, That the Governor of this State shall be and is hereby empow- cred to take the necessary steps to carry this resolution into effect
 Filed in office, Sept. 29. 1903
 ! THOS. HEFLIN
 Secretary of State. This resolution became a law under Seq ton 125 of the Constitution of 1901 having been held by the Governor beyond the time limit
 Official
 J. THOS. HEFLIN,
 Secretary of State
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GENERAL LAWS
ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE
 OF ALABAMA.

No S14) AN ACT tH. 3si To amend Sections ?. 12 and 15 of an Act entitled An Act to regulate the vol
 unteer military forces of the State of Alabama, approved February 8, 1s9s,
 and to add thereto Sections 50, 31 and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
May
VIEW JAMESTOWN.
Secretary Shepherd Says
President Will Be
4 .5{ss. TnVjthd n Ii s.
Invited.

& Mr.. Gwynn T. Shepherd, secretary Of
the Jamestown Exposition Company, is in
Richmond for a conference with Cen
oral Lee the president Of the company.
q In an interview with a Times-Dispatch
reporter at Murphys Hotel last night,
Mr.. shepperd expressed himself as we'll
satisfied with the outlook in the Sem
ate. lie thought the Senate fully rea-
slized the Importance Of the measure, and
would do nothing to injure the enter
prise at this stage of the game. 8as5
"If you have noticed the editorials
among your exchange list" he said, you
will note that every colnty paper. with
possibly one exceptions are urging tho
General Assembly to pass tho appropria-
tion bill. IN
Is movement #on foot now to
Invite President Roosevelt to visit Hamp-
I ton Roads when he goes to tho Univer-
BIty OF Virginia In June. If tho President
accepts. 1t is proposed to take him OH a
trip to jamestown Island, so that he may
see for himself the advantages this sec
&tion presents for holding this great cele-
gbration.n &sy n
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DISORDERS
I'm "..Ri|'0|.M|'..E||:::,.
Strikers Dl.i;spers by Cha=rg-
inlgSTr
CITY LOOKS 8. DESERTED :':'
Street, Cars Escorted By Police and
Without Passengers, as People
Feared t. Eide Pilgrims Scat-
tered ~ Charge Of Cavalry.
(By IAssociaa,,.tI i,rrps

y by 4Associatttl rrtRs.) 8s3
" ROME April rho aspect Of Rome
was completely Changed early to- day. The
guy crowded city 81 yesterday seemed
dead No cabs passed through the streets,
and even the street cars, which ran at
long intervals, we're escorted by police
and were almost empty as the people
5fcnred to ride IN them, on account OF the
threats Of the strikers. The shops were
open. but the shutters were up, MS tho
fproprietors intended to be ready for any
eventuallties. The whole city was oc-st
}cupled by troops Detachments Of
cavalry were posted on the squares and.
special. details OF soldiers and police were
stationed around the Vatican so as to-
prevent any attempt against tho Papal,
palace.5 X S 5st9 III Is tx
Unimportant encounters between the
strikers and troops took place during the
morning, the b former wishing to hold
meetings. which, were forbidden, or
reach the center of the city, but the
strikers were easily dispersed BY, cavalry
chnrgcs III u ltis Fl 9 BIZ ls III 3
Five hundred French pilgrims arrived
here to-day and had some startling ox-s
.periences. y$s The party arrived at the
.Garbnldi bridget Just as detachment OF
cavalry charged a mob. and a scene Of
q confusion cnsucd. With
screams and shouts the pilgrims in their
efforts to escape, were scattered In all
directions. y 81 al 4. l,t
= About the middle Of the day strikers
succeeded Ein gathering in Threatening
numbers on the Corso yittorio Emmnn-
.uefo, almost In the center of the city
and detachments&of troops charged. fired
three volleys and dispersed them. bout
a dozen mon were reported to have been
wounded. Many strikers were arrested
during the day s., an e ss5
Il The Pope was much Interested IN tho
particulars OF the strike. He said:6sIt
is sword wlthtwo edges. He also
expressed sorroWSat the damage done to
the interests Of the city and also be-
cause the strike interferes with the re-
llgious ceremonies Of Easter II.
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n BY N w. B owe N stS
Real Estnte Auctioneer. 8
THRU STEEs, AUCTION SALE
q "a O r. TT e < 5 lstst s 5s
MARSHALL COTTON MILLS,
IN MANCHESTER. OPPOSITE RICH
t OND, Iva. 4j IA 4455A ts3t

BY virtue Of certain scn deed of trust ., i;
dated December 80 1s9o TO the .lnderslEned
Court II Deed, Book. yolume ~ page s, 60 8
Law, and Equity Court Of the city Of Rich
mond. entered Marcel q; 1901 in the suit y
ManufaeturIng COMPANY: q as, :! e (. viii VII
q AfONDAY,tAPR1J1 20, 1s03. - !, y
att :, clock 3. NJ, the VALUABLE pRo ;, :
known as Marshall Cotton zh1lls."6 The
buildings. quite large md substantial IN
character and semincntly we'll suited for
manufacturing purposes. are altua ted on
perpetually leased ground. the water.
power being furnished by the lessor at
therate Of about 80 per horse power per
and might. The. mills nre a lso convenient
to shipping facilities byfrail as yell ns
With the. buildings, VIII be sold n. !, the
wa tcr-whecls and main line OF shat ting g.
TERMS --Cash. n or ,<as may be other
wise announced at thee time & Of v sale. rs !
55 453 $a4F E. c. q MAS +.
s53f5S$3 "A. W. PATTERSON ,ss s'sas
Apl g. tbs II III Trustees.
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Money Disaplpears,

Mystory surrounds the disappearance
OF SIS from swartzs saloon, Broad and
Seventeenth Streets last Wednesday
night, and the detectives are now e g,
gagged In trying to ascertain who 10 g',ilty
OF having taken 1t. There seems lltlle
doubt but that tho store was entered
some time during the night by mea MS ~
a false key, the money taken and the
thief departing unobseryed Il III Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE
Three Persons Burned to Death and
Others Badiy.lnjured.

Three Persons Burned to Death and
"a Others BadlyElnjured.
f(By Associated Press ,g &
PHILADDLPIIA,fS Az April s.-Three
persons met death In q Monroe Street
tenement house fire to-day, and two 9TH
sors were severely but not fatally burned.
The dead; "A i Ia
YETrA BRowNsTE1N, thirty years Of
age. Esi59 I
FL CELIA BRoWNsTDIN, aged four
years. q q M Fl n y 81 4
injured: Annie Brownstein. aged forty
nine years; Lazarus I3rownstein. q ged
$sixty-slx years. q A!
THE fire was caused by the overturning
of an oil stove in one OF the rooms on
the second floor. occupied by the family
( Of Morris Goldberg, Tho Brownsteins'
rooms We're on the third floor ESCAPE by
way OF the stairs was out OFT by tho
flames, which spread so rapidly that the
young woman and the two children, who
were In n rear ROOM, We're burned TO
death. despite the heroic efforts OF the
firemen to rescue Them. ii e Z III II ~ n
Annie and Lazarus Brownstein, who
occupied the front room, were carried
down ladders to safety, but when tho fire.
men returned for the others they found
tho room In which they were I'm prlsoneo
a mass of flames The three victims mad
made their way to ono OF the WINDOW
where death overlook them, y q
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Photograph Miss l.eYIand.

Miss Louise I,eyland. q member of tho
Company. Ia 10 pose for q new poster 10
he issued shortly by tho swineford Arse
mic Ldthia Water Company, Of this city.
Tho photograph Is TO be taken today
by Homeicr and Clark. OF Broad Street,
and the posters are to he MAIDS as soon
as possia by the American Autograph
Company. r. a5B
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MANY WERE KILLED 81
Village Destroyed BY Eruption Of An
Si' III Old Volcano, 8 "a 4, q *
Inv Assoctated Press. J lI

III tBy Associated Prcss.) Et n t&3ii
& NEW YORK. April s.-The steamer Al
leghany, which arrived to-day from West
Indian and Central american ports,
brought tidings OF an eruption Of the old
volcano, DelrnlaA Firma, in Colombia, near
Gala Gamble. on March ga. The village
OF Tlojo was destroyed and from sixty
to 100 persons were killed and wounded. Il
B During the night OF March Path $fames
from the volcano were seen by passing