The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-30
HOUSE AFTERNOON SESSION.
Conference Committee on Cows Run-
 ming at Large.

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 ming at Large.
 The House returned to It's work at 3 p. m.
 MT. Aimon of Marion moved to take from the adverse calendar the bill pro- viding for the reprint of certain volumes of Supreme Court reports. The motion was lost because a quorum did not vote on 1t.
 The consideration of a message sent over from the Senate was ...en taken up. Included in the report was the Senate amendment to the House bill forbiding COWS to run at large in towns of not less than 5000 inhabitants.
 The Senate had amended the bill so that 1t applied to towns of not less than 5000 inhabitants.
 Mir. Deloney of Colbert objected to the amendment. The Senate amendment, he said, would make the bill apply to his town and his people didn't want 1t.
 He moved non-concurrence and a con- ference committee. The motion having been adopted the Speaker announced the appointment of the following Committee on the part of the House: Messrs. Black burn of Jefferson, Deloney of Colbert and Wilkinson of Autauga.
 Tn Committee of Whole.
 The House then resolved itself into the Committee of the Whole to complete its consideration of the General Primary Election bill.
 Mir. Lusk of Marshall offered an amend ment to strike out all of Section 24 of the bill. This section provided that any candidate who failed to file with the Judge of Probate a list of his campaign expenses shall be ineligible to the office for which he is a candidate.
 Mir. Lusk said candidate might be rrovidentially prevented from filing his expense account. or he might overlook 1t. Such list of expenses was now required by law, he said, and he understood that one of the best lawyers in the present House had forgotten to file his account of expenses. The Lusk amendment was adopted.
 Added @ New Section.
 A new section was added to the print ed bill In this section it was provided that the voter should not be made to comply with the section of the general election bill requiring voters to mark their ballots in booths. The new section was adopted
 Mir. Lusk offered two amendments. One provided that political parties should bear all expenses of the primary and no part of them should be charged to State. county or municipality. The second amendment pfOViQeO TOT tne HuHB OI contests, allowing five days for county contests and ten days for State con- tests Both amendments were adopted.
 The committee then arose and reported the bill to the House. The bill was passed. ayes 61. nays 5.
 Under unanimous consent Mir. Foster of Tuscaloosa called up Senate bill 406. He explained that 1t amended the law in reference to the powers of the State Bar Association in disbarment proceed ings The bill, he explained. made it the duty of the solicitor to prosecute in dis barment proceedings
 Spared Over Bank Bill.
 Mir Starr of Dallas. at this juncture. called for the special order for the hour, the consideration of the banking bill.
 MT. Glover of Greene moved that the bill be recommitted to the Banking Com mittee for the erasure of an incorrect on its back. In the discus- sion of this motion the point of order was raised that the bill was not prop erly on the calendar. The point was over ruled by the speaker.
 A motion to table the Glover motion was lost, ayes 41 nays 46
 The House recessed before the consid. eration of the bill was completed.