The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-16

regulate and prohibit the sale of such liquors outside of said city in Beat 5 of said county. Temperance. Bills Reported to House. Bills were reported and went to the call endar as follows: H. 763. (with substitute. .)-To amend Article l of Chapter 19 of the Code of Alabama
 Code of 1896.
 H. 6o5. To fix the compensation of Tax Assessor of Walker County for making land book and plat book of said county at s20o each.
 H. s40. To amend an act entitled an act to amend Section 40Os of the Code. approved December If, 1898.
 s. A. To repeal an act entitled an act ITO authorize the town of Marion to levy and collect license taxes upon professions. occupations, vacations and businesses practiced and carried on or engaged in within the said town, ap- proved February 21, 1899
 s. 40. To change the time and man. ner of election of school trustees of the town of New Decatur.
 II. 567. With amendment. )--To establish reformatory and Industrial School for the benefit of orphan. helpless and way ward children. under the name and style of the Alabama Negro Industrial School to provide for its government, to pre- scribe what children shall be sent to and kept therein. and to provide them mode Of ascertaining whether any given child should be committed thereto.
 H. 654 To establish at the University of Alabama a summer school for teachers and to provide an appropriation for its maintenance.
 H. 737. To provide a special examina- taa akk school of the University of Alabama.
 s. $50. With amendment. )-To provide for the change of name and otherwise amending the charters of educational in- stitutions of collegiate rank, which have been established by an act of General Assembly of Alabama.
 H. s93. To amend Section 19 of An act to establish uniform system for the examination anad licensing of teach CTS of public schools. approved February 10. 1899. amended February 8, 1901.
 S. 210. To provide for the redistricting of the public schools of the State and for the management and control of the same.
 s. 34S. with amendment.) .)-To provide for an election to levy and collect a spe- cial tax for the support of public schools in the various counties of the State of Alabama.
 s. APO. To amend Section 1 of an act entitled an act to establish a Court of County Revenues for Franklin County and define its duties and powers H. 953. To amend Section 459S of the Code of Alabama of 1896. so as to ex- clude fro mthe operation thereof the county of Dale
 H. 919. To repeal Sections 4593. 4594 and 4595 of the Code of 1896. H. 979. For the protection of birds and game in the county of Henry. s. 4S2. To vacate the dedication of an | alley running through block No. 74s from Elm Street to Cherry Street, as shown by the plat and map of the Elyton Land | Company survey of the city of Birming- ham.
 H. s67. To consolidate the City Court of Birmingham" the Circuit Court of Jefferson County" the "Chancery Court of Jefferson County" into one court to be known as the Circuit Court of Jef- | ferson County"
 S. 4O1. To amend Section 3ss1 of the Code. so far as the same applies to Greene County.
 s. 445. To authorize the Commission CTS Court of Conecuh County to divide | said county into road precincts, and to appoint and employ road overseers to l have supervision of public roads in said 1 county, and to direct and prescribe the | duties of said overseers and the duties of the road apportioners in said county. | s. 654. To authorize the County Com | missioners of Elmore County to erect, maintain broaden and repair the roads and bridges of said county, and to appropriate out of the general funds of the County Treasury such amounts as the Court may determine. H. 973 To repeal an act entitled an act to regulate the compensation of the | Commissioners of Roads and Revenue of Marion County. Ala, approved February | If. 1885.
 | s. Al. To authorize the building of a macadamized road from William Wilson 8 place near Woodville. to near Greene Academy in Jackson County. | H. 954. with amendment )-For the relief of needy Confederate soldiers, sail ors. resident citizens of Alabama, and their widows.
 S. 167. with amendment .)-To aid in the building and repairing of public school | houses.
 H. S6O. with amendment. )-To prevent | the sale of spirituous. vinous or malt | liquors within five miles of the Alabama Insane Hospital, situated at Tuscaloosa and Mount Vernon, except in incorpor- ated cities and towns, and to provide pun | ishment for violations of this act. H. 93S. To amend Section 352O of the Code as to the mode of obtaining license to sell spirltuous or vinous liquors in this State.
 H. sss To amend an act entitled an act | to amend Section 1435 of the Code of Ala bama, 1896, approved March 5. 1903.
 Bills Passed by House. Bills were passed by the House as fol- | lows:
 H. 229 (with substitute)-To regulate the | lending of money on personal property, and to provide a penalty for a violation | thereof.
 H. 4O2 (with amendment)-To approprl- ate twenty thousand dollars to aid in the | rapairs, extensions and improvements of the buildings and equipment of the medi- cal department of the University of Ala bama, at Mobile
 H. 3S1-To amend Section of an act to regulate the volunteer military forces of the State of Alabama, approved February g. 1900
 H. 34S-To amend Sections 5522 (425O). (775). (S59), t72), 5524 (4252) and C7D of the Code of 1896
 H. SIP (with substitute)-To establish an additional circuit court in the County of Blount, at Blountsville, Alabama.
 II. 756-To repeal an act, entitled an act To regulate the trial of misdemeanors Tn Lawrence County.
 H. ST-To provide for the construction, repairing, working and maintaining of the public roads of Russell County,
 Il. yFTo levy a special tax for improv- ing the public roads of Barbour County.
 H. 5S9-To better provide for the working or the public roads of Barbour County.
 II. 5SS-To peter provide for the working or the public roads of Bibb County.
 H. 81-To establish the office and pro vide for the election of a county treas urer for Lowndes County.
 H. 665-To repeal so much of act