The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
SIXTY BILLS ARE
 SIGNED BY JELKS
Among Them is the Bankhead
 Election Bill
ANOTHER IS CONVICT BILL
This Provides That All convicts Re- leased in Jefferson County Must Be Returned to County From
 Whence They Came.

Montgomery October 1o.-(special)- Sixty bills passed by the legislature be- came laws today by virtue of executive approval. In this number of bills signed were several of especial importance, in cluding the Bankhead election biI the bank examiner bill. the Birmingham con solidated court bill, the bill providing that convicts shall not be discharged in Jefferson county when convicted in an- other county, enlarging the supreme court by adding two members and a general road law.
 The following is list of the measures approved today:
 Amending section 1435 of the code relat- ing to compensation of county treasurers. Amending sections 1894 and 1913 of the code, relating to corporations not business character.
 Regulating time of purchase of cattle. Granting swamp and overflow lands to trustees of Alabama Insane hospital.
 Amending road law for Tallapoosa and Coosa counties
 Amending the code relative to entries of partial payments on mortgages.
  tion of business of banking in the state. Amending the revenue act
 Creating a free school for New York.
 Providing a free school for York.
 Providing for the teaching of agricul- ture in the public schools.
 Re-arranging the corporate limits of Linden. f Better providing for the work of the supreme court.
 Repeating misdemeanor trial act of FL moTe
 Requiring notice by town tax collectors. General road law.
 Amending Section 4099 of the code relat- ing to cutting of timber.
 Amending sections 5522 and 5524 of the code relating to appointment and pay of solicitors pro tenn.
 Authorizing counties to make maps and plat books.
 To prevent the altering of names with intent to defraud.
 Preventing the discharge of convicts in. counties of more than 100000 population, except where the convicts are convicted in such county. Authorizing cities of more than 5000 to make appropriations for disabled.
 Requiring butchers to keep records of cattle killed.
 Protection of bridges and indemnifcation for losses.
 Extending the corporate limits of Bir- mingham so as to include small portion of South Highlands. | Amending charter Cherry Hill school district, Franklin county. l Incorporating Wheeler Springs, Cleburne ! county as public watering place. | Relief of D. H. B. Abernathy and Ed ward McLendon. Confederate veterans
 Relief of w. B. O'Brien. | fav ion | for ten years | Public health laws. Regulating use of automobiles. Tuskegee dispensary. Amending section of act for relief of Confederate soldiers
 Amending act for the uniform examna- ton and licensing of teachers.
 Appropriation for expenses of mine in- spectors.
 Houston county game law.
 Adding governor and superintendent of education to board of trustees Livingston Normal college.
 Relating to books returned by leglsla- tors.
 Relating to erection of Confederate monument at Gettysburg.
 Fixing time for holding chancery court seventh division.
 Establishing criminal court beats 15 and 20 Calhoun county in lieu of justices peace courts.
 Relating to retail liquor license at Good water
 Subscribing for fifth volume of May fields digest.
 Rutledge dispensary
 Fixing pay Bibb county solicitor
 Punishment for violation quarantine law
 As to holding Blount county commits sioners' court.
 Fayette county solicitor to keep cer- tain books in office
 For the protection of banks.
 Relating to charter of Enterprise.
 Etowah game law. Public documents to be supplied to coun- ties having more than one place of hold ing court.
 General election law.
 Relating to election superintendent of education for Barbour county.
 Relating to Hale county public roads. Authorizing sale of liquors beat f. Coosa county.
 For refunding Coffee county bonds. Consolidating the several courts of Jef- ferson county into the circuit court of Jefferson county.