The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-17

yeesiye R.y from the regular Legislative 1HHropr14uon- For the compeneatton of ether ciefks the present Legislature will has been ruled upon by Al Attorney s sssa1h osnsrai Gharles 4t Brown, who held that thes Leetslattv4l appropriation was available only tor tne members Of the Legislature ana tne cierfs specially mentioned ip the
 These cleIRs in the House. are tn. Clerk of the House, the Assistant Clerk. sss csrt T6s Glefs :, snd the E9roins ticials can ps.paid only by a special ap. pyopriauon- ne same applies to all committee cl$ks and pages of both
 Tne regular quota of assistants to the Lsgislstors: it le safe to say. will be ap. pointed and paid in due time. They will Ps appointed as soon as all the commit date of their aSpointmenms. m p s'V'n 'As
 A bill providing pay for these employees of the Lesisiatsaae was introduced yestsr. gay in the ssn.ss hy Senator h. T.. Hipp. through both Houses.
 A small army of candidates for Commit tee Clerkships have been in the city since announcement of the Committees of ths two Houses. A Senator said yesterday that there was more than ten candidates for each clerkship.
 INpE&SeuE every of Alabama. Some # them have come to the city in the slender hope of securfnR one of the places ana others have coma to the city on the ,protisc of their Repre- cierfship if a cnairmsA ship of an % import. ant Committee is awaN the Representa- tives of their County.
 The probable Chairnth of the Commit tsss 1nsss e ae syp tSs asasa icus candidates and thAr friends. The hotel Hobbies at night anS about the TO- TO- tupSses Ps c;ah,s Of the cspisSi a1 sa, in ,Ae day
 not much work is to be d0Se.
 Montgomery is well rep1ssented in the list of candidates.
 According to the LegislatiA gossips the Chairmanship of the Committee on Edu- cation will be given to ReplSsentative ]. J. Arnold Of Calhoun Cour<y. Calhoun County ,y hss lately RIssssis onsPlcuoys that period in which the iBts&vement of educational conditions In AAtbama has been nothing shoFt of remarkable. educa- tors Iron. from Gainoun1 @ 1oh nave piassa import- the former State Superintendent was from Calhoun as is Hon. H. cfGunnels, the present incumbent, Prof John L. Dodson the first man appointG on the state Board of Examiners. after4its crea- ton was also a resident of that bounty.
 The Legislature will be called to pass upon educational matters of Atal im- portance and the Chairmanshinlof the Committee on Education is regarAd as . most desirable assignment.
 Mir, Arnold was q member of Ae last General Assembly.
 Hon. A. B. Poster of Troy is one If the first lawyers of the 9tate having Urged rapidly to the front in his adopted bme He is partner of Hon. William fbdge Sanford one of the bFainy young. men of the State, and of Sam Carroll, wfp is one of the most successful ali-arMnd professional and business men in So4h- east Alabama! He1s son of the laul&at- ed Judge J. Webb Foster.
 Messrs. Strother and Ballard of Taih- poosa are new members. but they Rle fast becoming 1auliliar with the legislS tive proceedinGss They are both men q experience in affairs and will no doub make useful members of the lower House,
 Hon. B. Dec. waddell of Russell is d young rnsmheF of the House. He Is a and la following in his fathers steps if the law and in politics. He is an active and watefful naeniher.
 Hon. John A. Luck of Marshall is one of the vatnram Democrats of the StAt3, and has been Solicitor of the Seventh Eir- cult. He has the ability and the other Feqnisites' tot uia3Ee . nest useful legisla- tor. sS.Js4 Hon: ~Jssc.i b H