The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-06
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NSSANAhASA AVAAA S8S SAAS"f | that he believed in divine healing if a man had the proper faith. He said that any man that believed in the Bible fully believed in divine healing. The Vote in Detail. The substitute was at the conclusion Of the remarks of Mir. Kelly adopted by a vote of 70 to % as follows: Ayes--Messrs. Speaker. Arnold Ballard, Bankhead, Barnes. Benners. Blackburn. Bogart, Brown (Cleburne), Brown (St. Ciairl. Byars. Byrne, Cook. Crum. Cum | ningham. Curry. Davis, puBose Ed wards. Elliott. Espy. Fletcher. Foster (Pike), Foster Cruscaloosa), Frazier. Glover Goldsmith. Haley. Hall. Hardie. | Hickman. Hoffman, James, Johnson (Perry). Kelly. kiilen. Lanier. Lee tBut- Ier), Leigh (Escambia), London. Lowe, | Lyman, Lusk, Maner. Mills, Minge, Me Crary, Mcdonald. Newman. Parker, Pill ley, Posey, Pugh, Reynolds. Rich, Rush. ton. Scale, Searcy. Siglin. Simpson, Swim dall, Thach. Walker, Ward. Warren. Watts Wireless. Wiggins Wilkinson. Williams (Covington). Williams (Maren- go,, Young-10.
 Nays-Messrs. Arlington. Callahan. De- Loney, Franklin. Fulton. Goodwin. Ham ner. Handley, Johnson (Coosa), Johnson (RusselD. Joiner. McTyre. Peters. Poole. Powell, Preston. Scheussler. Shafer, Starr. strother. Thomas. Thompson. Werner. waddell. Walden. Williams (Caihoun), Wood. Total, 70
 MT Bankhead moved that the vote by which the substitute was passed be re- considered in order that he might offer a substitute, MT. Bankhead's motion was, on motion of Mir. Foster of Tusca- loosa, tabled by a vote of B to 34.
 Benners Clinched Action.
 Tn order to forestall any effort to have the bill reconsidered today MT. Benners moved to reconsider and then he moved to ia ble his own motion. which was done, and the fight in the House on the oste- opathy bill had ended.
 The House met at 10:so o'clock, the ses- sion being opened with prayer by Rev. F.. C. Nave of Montgomery.
 The roll call showed that 9S members were present
 A communication to Speaker Tunstall from Prof. T. c. Galloway. inviting all members of the House to musicale Mon- day night was read and spread upon the journal of the House.
 The bill of Mir Werner of Tuscaloosa, House bill S4. providing q general law for County Boards of Revenue and Courts of County Commissioners to hold cleo UOnS lOr IHC ISSldNCt VI buiiuS i'i ptb- lie Improvements. came up under the head of unfinished business at the begin ming of the session.
 Verner's Bond Bill.
 MT. Werner presented an amendmend, which included school houses in the list of public Improvements for which bonds might be issued. and changing the maxi mum rate of interest from per cent to per cent.
 4 second amendment was proposed by MT. Wood of Macon. which cut down the maximum rate of interest that the bonds might bear from 6 per cent to per cent
 Mir. Werner moved to table the amend ment.
 The House refused 10 table the amend ment by vote of 64 to 20.
 Mir. Werner explained that he had no desire to make any county pay per cent which could get less rate. but he held that the maximum rate should be at least large enough to assure any county in the State of rate of its bonds.
 Mir. Wood argued for his amendment. He was. he said. vitaly interested In the bill as his county had already voted for bonds. He contended that the purchase of bonds would require always that the bonds should bear the maximum rate of interest.
 The consideration of the Werner bill was  suspended.
 Message from Senate.
 message from the Senate was receiv- ed notifying the H )usa that 1t had adopt ed joint res olu;ion providing for an informal recess for joint session of the House and Senate Wednesday next at Il o'clock to be addressed by Mrs. R. D. Johnston of Birmingham.
 The resolution went to the Committee On Rules.
 Speaker Tunstall on the floor submitted an amendment to the -nies which named specified time in which a motion to take a bill from the adverse calendar had to be made. The rule provides that one days notice must oe given and that the motion must be made after the call of the standing committees.
 The amendment was referred to the Committee on Rules.
 The House adjourned until 1O:30 o'clock today.
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