The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-31
CALENDAR OF ALABAMA LEClSLAIURE.
 Fifteenth Day. Friday. January 90
The eenats.

S4sN<Ne4setss4eftss.<s.seNe<xN The Senate.
 Bills were introduced In the Senate and referred as indicated:
 ton s1ss of the Code of Alabama of lSeS. Judiciary.
 S. l22. By Mir. Norman--To regulate garnishment on wages of laborers not receiving as much as is now exempt by law. Judiciary.
 g. 12s By Mir Goldsby (Cby request)- To make appropriations out of the con- vict fund to erect additional bnildings for the Alabama Industrial School. to es- fablish industries at said school. and for the maintenance of the same for the ysars l9os. 1904. 1905 and 1soS. penitentiary, Prison and Punishments s. 124. Also (by request1-Tc amend Section 5O4e of the Code of Alabama of lS96. Revision of Laws. g. 12S. Also (by request)-To amend Sec ton 5050 of the Code of Alabama of lsS6. Revision of Lava. F s. 12s. By MT. Bullock (with notice of proor-To amend an act approved March 1, 1901. entitled an act ito create a sep arate school district in Franklin County to be known as the Cherry Hiil District and to provide for the maintenance of the same" Local Legislation. s. 127. By Mir. Johnston--To create a text book commission, and to procure for use in the public free schools in this State uniform series of text books; to define the duties and powers of said com mission and other ofiicers: to make an appropriation for the carrying into effect of this act and to provide punishment and penalties for the violation of the same. Bills Reported. Bills reported favorably by committees and sent to the calendar were as follows:
 H. G-F'inance and Taxation.
 H. N.-Same.
 H. 47.Same.
 H. 1s.-Revision of Laws.
 H. 4e-Education.
 H. 45-Same.
 s. s-Same.
 s. 1lo-remperance.
 Bills Passed.
 The following bill was passed by the Senate:
 s. 11-By MT. Dunn.
 The House.
 Bills were introduced in the House and referred as indicated:
 1T. 296 By MT. Thompson-To create an additional member of the Board of In spectors of Conyicts, whose duty 1t shall be to inspect the jails. guard houses and other prisons, where persons are confined under process issued by the courts of this State. except penitentiaries; and to de- fine his duties and powers. Revision of Laws
 H. 2s7 By Mir. Powell-To provide for the pauper insane. Appropriations.
 H. 2ss. By Mir. Rushton-To legalize the registration of deeds of conveyances which have been filed and recorded in the ofice of the Judge of Probate of the proper county in this State before the passage of this act, but not within the time required by law. Judiciary.
 H. 2es. By Mir. Parker-To legalize the registration of deeds of conveyance which have been filed and recorded in the ofice of Judge of Probate of the proper county of this State before or within two years after the passage of this act, but not within the time required by law. Judiciary.
 H. 300 By Mir. Haley (by request.)- To reconstruct and better define the county boundaries of the State of Ala bama. County and County Boundaries.
 H. 30l. By MT. London-To require sheriffs. judge of probates. clerks of the Supreme. Circuit, Criminal and City Courts. Registers in Chancery, tax col lectors and tax assessors in the State of Alabama when compensation is paid by fees to make semi annual returns of fees and emoluments and expenses of their several offices. and to limit the amount of their compensation and to provide penalties for failure to comply, and to provide when this act shall take effect. Judiciary.
 H. 800 By Mt. London-To provide for the taxation of the capital stock and franchises of corporations in this State and for the assessment and valuation of the same. Corporations.
 H. 303. By Mir. wheeless-To further encourage and protect the raising and growing of fruit in the State of Alabama. Agriculture.
 H.. 3o4. By Mir. Hoffman-To prevent extortion, unjust discrimination, rebates. draw backs, or other devices. affecting passenger or freight rates by railroad or other transportation companies in the State of Alabama. and to provide penal ty therefor. Commerce and Common Carriers.
 H. 3O5. By Mir. Hoffman--To prohibit the consolidation, control and combina- ton of rival or competing corporations. associations or companies. and provide a penalty therefor. Corporations
 H. 3O6 By Mir. Goodwyn-For the pro- lection of secret fraternities in Alabama Revision of Laws.
 H. BOT. By MT. Arrington-To protect purchaser or a mortgagee from non probated and un-recorded will. Revision of Laws.
 H. sOs By MT. Simpson Cby request.)- To provide for the working of certain convicts upon the public roads of the State. Public Roads and Highways.
 H. SG. By MT. Simpson-To provide for State aid to public roads, the ap- pointment of a Highway Commissioner and to define his powers and duties. Public Roads and Highways.
 H. BIO. By Mir. Bankhead-To provide for the disposition of the net income from the State convicts by distributing it among the several counties of the State for the use of the fine and forfeiture funds Penitentiary and Criminal Ad- mini stration.
 H. 311. By Mir. Minge-To amend Sec tions Ss2. ssS, 3s4 and 3ss of the Code of Alabama. Agriculture.
 Bills Reported.
 Bills were favorably reported by Com mittees and went to the calendar as fol- lows:
 H. 134. with amendment. )-To prevent State or County officials lobbying for or a Sainst any measure pending before the of Alabama.