The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-02
THIRTY SENATORS
 ANSWER THE ROLL
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(Continued from First Page) enterprise and 1t has also jealousy re- membered to pronfote the peace, welfare and happiness of the individual citizen Is the highest function of government.
 Ut trusts 1t may be permitted to say, { without impropriety. that it Is firmly convinced that the legislature of the state of Alabama Is too patriotic not to take the work of your committee in the gener- ous spirit to which it's earnest endeayors to that end entities 1t.
 Your committee, in addition to the bills which have been enumerated in this report, have prepared several amend- ments to the general election bill, known as the 'Bankhead bill,' and has redrawn the bill, with the amendments incorpor- ated, and has instructed the chairman of this committee to deliver this copy to the chairman of the committee on privileges and elections of the senate, and to move that the Bankhead bill alluded to, which is now on the senate calendar, be re- committed to that committee In order that these amendments may be incorpor- ated into it, or that the bill AS amended by the committee may be offered as a substitute for 1t, subject to the action of the committee on privileges and elections.
 The chairman of your committee has pttn IuTIneT lnSITu'lcu lO lHLTOuuce LHb bills which the committee has prepared and ask their reference to the proper standing committees"
 The special committee making this re- port was composed of Senators Goldsby, Morrow, Hipp Bullock NeSmith Hall, Backman, Craig and Castleberry.
 The senate adopted the house joint res olution providing for recesses Wednesday, Friday and Tuesday, and adjourned until 10 o'clock Thursday.
 Senate Bills.
 The following bills were introduced in the senate and referred:
 By MT. Hipp-To make an appropriation for the support of the public schools of the state for the fiscal year ending Sep tember 30, 1904. Education.
 By Mir Bostlck-To prohibit the sale, barter, exchange giving away, delivery or other disposition of spirituous, vinous or malt liquors, or intoxicating bitters. beverages or other intoxicating drinks, in all parts of the state of Alabama, except in incorporated towns and cities. Tenn perance.
 Also. to prohibit the sale, barter. ex- change, giving away. delivery or other disposition of spirituous, vinous or malt liquors. or intoxicating bitters, beverages or other intoxicating drinks in all lncor-
 
 of 20o0 or less, except on the applicat on of the mayor and aldermen of such towns Temperance
 :. By MT. Castleberry-To amend section of "An act to incorporate the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias of Alabama approved November 21, 1S96 Corporations Also. to amend section twenty-five (2S) of an act approved February 1S 1895, enti- tied "An act to amend an act to estab- fish a City court for the county of TalIa- dega," approved February 23, 1893 Also, to authorize the mayor and coun- ell of Childersburg in Taladega county to maintain and operate a dispensary, and to buy and sell therein spirltuous vinous and malt liquors. Temperance.
 Also. to peter provide for the work of the Supreme court. Judiciary.
 By MT. NeSmith-To establish the h. ferior court of precinct 45 Jefferson coun- ty. Alabama, in lieu of all justices of tho peace therein. Judiciary.
 By MT. Dunn-For the relief of J. H. Compton, l. F. Hill and J. M. Carr. Finance and taxation.
 By Mir. Bunn-To make the entries in the tract books, kept in the probate offices of the state. prima facie evidence. Revi- sion of laws
 Also. to permit the joining of courts in trover, trespass and damages for the destruction, injury or removal of trees. Revision of laws.
 By MT. Hall-To provide for the organi- Eation of private corporations. Corpora tions.
 By MT. Jones-To amend section 427S of the code of Alabama. Revision of laws
 By Mir. Acree-To prohibit the playing of baseball on Sunday. Judiciary.
 By Mir Acree-To prohibit fish traps being placed In or across any stream in the state of Alabama. Commercial and common carriers
 By Mir. Thomas-To amend section 3S6S of the code of Alabama of 1896 Judiciary
 Also, to define and punish the offense of selling removing or disposing, by any person of property subject to execution against him. with the intent to hinder