The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-02

To appropriate out f the funds col lected for the relief of Confederate sold iers and their widows the sum of eigh- teen and 6O-100 dollars for the payment of the pension of Mrs. E. c. Haralson, widow of James A. Haralson, an ex- Confederate soldier, for the year of 1902. The sum of eighteen and 60-l00 dollars for the payment of the pension of Mrs. c. F. Cleland, widow of J M. Cleland, an ex-Confederate soldier, for the year 1902. and the sum of eighteen and 60-10O dollars for the payment of the pension of Mrs. M. F. Bagwell, widow of M. M. BagwelL an ex-Confederate soldier. for the year 1902. Appropriations.
 By MT. Fu1ton-To empower municipal corporations to purchase school property and maintain public schools. Municipal corporations.
 By MT. Davls-To define the counties composing the Ninth judicial circuit; to fix the time of holding the courts in said circuit and to regulate the practice there in. Judiciary.
 By MT. Davis-To amend section 2794 of the Code. Judiciary.
 By Mir. Davis--To establish at the Uni- yersity of Alabama a summer school for teachers, and to provide an appropriation for it's maintenance. Education.
 By MT. Hammer with notice and prooD-For the protection of game in Etowa county, Alabama. Local legsla- tion.
 By MT. Hammer (with notice and prooO To prohibit the sale of spirituous, vin- ous or malt liquors, or other intoxicating beverages, within three miles of Union church, which church is located in Ala. bama city, Etowah county, Alabama, ex- cept as the three miles may overlap the tn ItV,att Cf tHa z and Attalla. Temperance.
 By MT. Elliott with notice of proof)- To require the salary of the county solic- itcr of the county of Hale to be paid by said county out of the general fund of the county, and to require all fees earned by such county solicitor to be paid into the general fund of the county when col- lected. Local legislation.
 By MT. McCary--To amend Section 5050 of the criminal code. Revision of laws
 Fly MT. Goldsmith-To repeal so much of an act entitled An act to better pro- vide for the working and maintenance of the public roads in Chambers, Lamar, Lowndes, and Clay and Clayton coun- ties. Approved February 18,l 1899 as re- lates to Lowndes county" Public roads and highways.
 By MT. Goldsmith-To repeal an act entitled An act to secure better public roads and bridges in I,owndes county. Approved February IS, 1885,"
 By Mir. Goldsmith-To repeal 50 much of an act entitled An act to provide for the more efficient working of the public roads in Green, Lowndes and Perry coun- ties; and for the appointment of district road inspectors for Green. Lowndes and Perry counties. Approved February 12 1s97." As relates to Lowndes county.
 By MT. Wood-To repeal an act enti- tied An act to establish two branch az rcultural experiment stations for the colored race. and to make appr opriations therefor" approved February IS, 1897. Ed ucation.
 By MT. Walker--An act to provide .o- the classification of cities and towns in the state of Alabama, and for their In- corporation, organization and govern ment and to define their powers. duties, liabilities and jurisdiction. Municipal corporations.
 By Mir Rich--To auth J.izt the court of county commissioners or board of rev enue or court of like jurisdiction. in the several counties to cause elections to be held in such counties for the establish ment of separate stoek districts which may hereafter be es-abtshea, the suspen- sion of the same and to cause elections so be held for the reo.ll Of the same. L. cal legislation.
 By MT. Rich-To authorize cities and towns operating under special charters granted by the legislature .c amend any of the provisions of their charter within the limits prescribed by the act creating the same. Municipal corporations.
 By MT. Rich-To authorize counties of over 25,000 inhabitants in the state of Ala bama to cause elections to he neld there in: to authorize levying and collecting O. special taxes not to exceed ons-fouf,h of ! one per centum. to pay any debt or lia- l bility now existing agains. any county, incurred for the erection, construction or maintenance of the necessary public | buildings or bridges or that may here after be created for the erection of the necessary public buildings. bridges or roads Ways and means.
 By Mir Rich-To regula.e primary cleo tions in the state of Alabama. Privileges and elections.
 By Mir. Rich-To provide for the ere alton of separate school dis.ri,ts the state of Alabama. Education.
 By Mir. Rich--To define and punish the offense of corrupt solicitation of members