The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-06
Calendar Of Alabama Legislature
EoRTY-FIRST DAY. Saturday, September 5, 1908. 6 s.4SAS.N@ .HS. ~. q

To establish the inferior court of Demopolis Precinct, Marengo County. in lieu of all justices of the peace therein.
 s. 431. By MT. woolf Cwith notice. .)-To establish a dispensary in and for the city of Faunsdale. in the County of Marengo and providing for the conduct and. regu- iation of the same. Revision of Laws.
 8. 4s2. By MT. Rogers (with notice.)- To establish an inferior court of record for Pickens County; to prescribe and de- fine the jurisdiction thereof and to pro- vide for the officers thereof and their pay. Revision of Laws.
 B. 4S5 By Mir. Hogue.-To amend Sec tion 47So of the Criminal Code of 1sse Judiciary.
 s. 4s4. By Mir. sprasins-ro prohibit emisrant agents from plying their voca- ton within this State without first obtain ing a license therefor. Immigration and Industrial Resources.
 s. 4sb. By Mir. Harrison.-To divide the State into twenty judicial circuits and to confer upon the Circuit Courts and the judge thereof the powers and Jurisdiction of chancellors and courts of chancery. Judiciary.
 s. 4se By Mfr. Harrison-ro prolonx the existence of grand juries and to pro- vide for their re-assembling. Judiciary.
 Bills Reported Favorably.
 Bills were reported to the Senate and By Mr. Goldsby of committes S uDblS~so on Rule, --S. B. s47-34e. A'u'e'
 By MT. Lynne of Committee on Judi- ciary-S. Bl ss. sss 341, 357, 3Ss, ss1. 3s3. 396 400, 401. 402, 4O3. 4o7.
 By Mir. Blackmon of Committee on Re- vision of Laws-S. B. 374 with substitute, asS with amendment. ss5, 3os, 3os so7. BIO. so5. 3oi. 2s9, III.
 By Mir. Dunn of Committee on Finance and Taxation-S. B. 373; H. B. 524. By MT. Oliver of Committee on Local Legislation--S. B. 3sS, 399, 377, s64, 363, as4. s65, S56. S7S. with amendment
 By MT. Thomas of Committee on Pen itentiary and Penitentiary Punishment s. B. go. By MT. Hipp of Committee on Educa- tion-S. B. 1ss, 3fs, 4o4. By Mir. Stone of Committee on AgricuI- ture- s. B. 37s. 3S5
 By MT. Kennedy of Committee on Pub lic Highways-S. B. 327. 2n, 3os. By Mir. Castleberry of Committee on Temperance-S. B. s53, 35s, 3SS, with sub- stitute -
 By MT. Craig of Committee on privi- leges and Elections-H. B. e07, with sub stitute, and notice of minority report. Bills Passed.
 Bills were passed by the Senate as fol- lows:
 H. AZ. By Mir. Callahan-To repeal an act entitled an act to regulate the trial of misdemeanors in Morgan County, ap- proved on February 8. 1899. and to pro- vide for the transfer of the Law and the Equity Court of Morgan County of all causes and all papers and books relat- ing thereto, now remaining undetermined m "a dnrkof Af oafl Morgan County, wherein indictments have been preferred by the grand jury of said county.
 S. B. 246. By Mir. Screws-To abolish the office of Notary Public and ex-officio Justice of the Peace in beats l. 2, 3, 1, and 6, in Montgomery County. H. B. 424 By Mir. Lyman-To repeal an act entitled "An Act to exclude from the incorporate city limits of Calera, Shel- by County Ala, the land between 18th and 18th Streets and west half of orig inal lots No. AS, 45 and 30, and all south of 30th Avenue and west of 18th Street. as per Dunstan's map of the city of Ca lera." approved March 4. 1901. and to re- store the corporate limits of Calera back as they existed previous to the passage of said act.
 S. 304. By Mir. Thomas-To amend Sec ton sS6s of the Code of Alabama of 1906. The House.
 Bills were introduced and referred as follows:
 H. s15 By MT. Byrne-To further reg ulate the assessment and collection of taxes in this State. Ways and Means. H. S16. By MT. McDonah-To amend Section APO of the CrimNal Code. Re- vision of Laws.
 H. S17. By MT. Byars (with notice)-To amend an act entitled an Act No. 15l5. IT h2S approyed March s, 1903, to au- thorize the Commissioners Court of