The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-18
", February 17.

and other intoxicating liuuors and to create Board of Directors for the pur- tbs Hse ssIa Tt better controlling and managing mat nquors. wines. elders and other in- ,oxicating liquors, and to provide for the no!ulng or an election by the qualified voters or the town of Ragland of said said dispensary and for other purposes. | Il. oSl By MT. Brown of Cleburne-To TX 1ne time of holding the Circuit Court or Ciepurne County. Revision of Laws. | H. bs2. By MT. Thach-To govern the disposition of State cases in the various counties or Alabama. Revision of Laws.
 II. oSS. By MT. Schuessier-To appro- prlate a sum of money to pay for the M s.ationery and stationery supplies used present session. Rules
 n. os4. By MT. Jay (with notice and proo1)-To establish maintain and reg @ urate a dispensary in the town of Ever | the sale of spirituous, vinous malt nquors. cider and other intoxicants and l 10 establish and perpetuate a Board of Commissioners for the management of saio sinn toispensary. to provide for an cleo, tloh 10 decide the question, and for other purposes. Local Legislation. IT. oSo. By MT. Barnes with notice ana proof)-To authorize the Mayor and boaro or Aldermen of the city of Ozark. 10 issue and negotiate bonds of said city 10 the amount of 5000 for the purpose or constructing and operating an electric ton.
 H. 5s6. By Mir. Davis-To add the County of St. Clair to the Ninth Judicial circuit and to fix the time of holding courts in said Circuit. Revision of Laws Bills Reported.
 Bills were reported and sent to the cal endar as follows:
 H. SO3. CWith substitute)-To further en- fha ratci nd growing of fruit in Alabama. II. AZ. To amend section 376 of the Code of Alabama of 1896.
 Ii. 539 To amend sections g, 10 and 16 of an act to declare the powers and juris- diction of the City Court of Anniston, ap- proved December g, 1s96 II. 6S8: To provide for the appointment or Solicitor for Calhoun County and to pSescri5e his duties and authority: H. 547. To allow the Constable of each precinct In the State of Alabama, having a population of four thousand inhabitants or more. to appoint deputies.
 H. 624. To require all fines and forfeit ures hereafter imposed in the courts in Walker County, Ala, to be paid in money.
 s. l60. To provide for the establishment and regulation of a dispensary in beat 10 of Lowndes County, to prohibit the selling, giving away or otherwise dispos- Ing of. spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in said beat, except by said dispensary, and to prescribe penalties for the viola | tion of this act.
 | H. 529. To amend section of an act en- | titled an act to amend an act to provide | for opening new roads in Barbour Coun- ty, improving those now open and for | keeping same in good condition, approved | February Il, 1901.
 H. 423 To better provide for maintain ing and keeping in repair the public roads of Escambia County. Ala. | H. 172. To provide for the construction | repairing, working and maintaining the public roads and bridges in Pckens | County.
 H. 52S. To repeal section of an act en- l titled an act to amend an act to provide l for opening new roads in Barbour County improving those now open and for keep ing the same in good condition, approved | February Il, 1901.
 H. 492 To provid- for the better work ing of public roads of Crenshaw County Ala.
 H. 525. To authorize the Commissioners Court of Blount County to levy tax for working the public roads of said coun- | ty and to let out said roads by contract | H. 49S. To regulate all school districts | affected by the creation of new counties or the change of county lines and to pro- vide for the election of trustees therein. | H. 473 To amend an act entitled an act | to amend section 1 of an act entitled an | act to establish a new charter for the | city of Ensey in Jefferson County, Ala, | approved March ?, 1901. H. 533. For the relief of Seaborn R. Mulkey, an ex-Confederate soldier of the | County of Randolph.
 | of the Alabama Girls Industrial School | H. J. R. 45. by MT. London (without | recommenda ndation)-Requesting the Cover nor to withhold appointment of Railroad | Commissioners
 s. 113. To regulate the employment of miners in factories or manufacturing es- | tablishments in this State, and to pro- vide for the punishment of violations of | the regulations prescribed. l H. 390 (with amendment)-To regulate | the sale of vinous. spirituous or malt | liquors, and all intoxicating liquors. and | to establish, maintain and regulate a dis | pensary in the town of Warrior, Jeffer- | son County, Alabama, for the sale of such | liquors and to establish and perpetuate a Board of Commissioners for the man. agement of such dispensary and for other | purposes.
 H. 522. To establish, maintain and reg | ulate dispensary in the city of Ash | vile. in St. Clair County, and to provide | for the holding of an election by the qual- filed voters of precinct No. l of said | County, on the subject of establishing said dispensary and for other purposes. H. 42S. (With minority report)-To per init book-making and selling and buying | of pools on horse races had at State and County fairs. held and conducted in coun- ] ties in this State, having population | over 6O,000 inhabitants.
 Bills Passed.
 Bills were passed as follows:
 H. 362-To authorize the State of Ala bama to employ its convicts in mining | coal
 H. 363.-To ratify and confirm the con | tracts made by the board of convict in spectors. with the approval of the Gov ernor. to mine coal for the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Company, and
 the Sloss-Shetiield Steel and Iron Com pany.
 | H. 351-To regulate the reRistrat ation
 branding, sale,< tagging and analysis of commercial fertilizers, acid phosphates, | fertilizer materials and chemicals in the | State of Alabama
 II. 20.-To further regulate elections in
 the State of Alabama
 Bills Approved. Governor Jelks YesterdaX annroved the