The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-06

iunus or the state the bonds of the state
 and to cancel and destroy the same.
 H. "A To amend Section. of an act
 to establish a school district in Henry County to be known as the Kinsey School
 District.
 H. 552. To amend an act for the re-
 rnoval of the State Normal School and
 University for colored students from i Marion, Perry County, to change its
 name to the State Normal School for
 Colored Students, and to provide for the control and maintenance of the same. | H. 6s3. To amend an act entitled 'an'
 act to establish separate school district
 for white children to be known as the
 Gordo School District of Pickens Coun- ty. Ala.
 H. S73. To provide for the creation of
 separate school districts in the State. | H. 6Ss. To regulate the election of l school commissioners In and for Mobile
 County and dividing the county into four
 districts for the election of said school
 commissioners so as to elect one commits
 sioner from the northern.- one from the southern and one from the western DOT | tion of said county.
 H. 701-To repeal an act entitled Ian | act to establish the Pilgrim School Dls- | trict, in Shelby County" H. 5f7-To regulate the admission of pu- pills within the school age to all the pub
 lie schools in this State which are sup
 ported in whole or in part by dispensary | money.
 H. 69S-To amend an act entitled an act
 to amend Section of an act entitled an act to prevent stock from running at large in Pike County. H. 758-To prohibit the sale of adulter-
 ated or low grade Paris green for use as | an insectide, to have the same analysed and a guarantee as to the purity thereof vSrtn mt tnd tn a | each package. H. 7G-To prevent bulls from running | at large in Sumter County. H. 769-To prevent frauds in the sale and manufacture of fertilizers. | H. 767-To prevent the adulteration of | cottonseed meal manufactured for sale | or exchange for other products. H. 657 with amendment)-.T require the | salary of the county solicitor of the coun- | ty of Hale to be paid by said county out of the general fun.- of the county. H. 665-To repeal so much of an act, en- | titled an act to provide for the more ef-
 ficient working of the public roads in | Greene, Lowndes and Perry Counties; and for the appointment of district road in spectors for Greene. Lowndes and Perry Counties.
 H. 7o2-To repeal an act entitled "An act | to better provide for the working of the
 public roads of St. Clair. Cherokee.
 Franklin and Shelby Counties.' H. 7S9-To authorize the Court of Coun- | ty Commissioners and similar courts of like jurisdiction of the several counties of | the State to have the public roads of their | respective counties worked. H. 664-To repeal an act entitled An act to secure better public roads and | bridges in Lowndes County. H. 725 (with amendment)-To provide a
 better system and the more efficient | working of the public roads in Bullock County.
 H. 66s-To repeal so much of an act en- | titled an act to better provide for the working and maintenance of the public roads in Chambers, Lamar, Lowndes, Clay and Cleburne Counties. H. 646-To repeal an act entitled an act | to provide the ways and means to estab- fish, open, improve, work and keep in condition the public roads in Dallas
 County, approved February 1, 1895. H. S12-To authorize J. H. Baxley to construct a boom in and across Tallapoo- | sa River between Fillmore and Tallapoosa Counties for the purpose of floating raft | ing and handling timber, lumber. cross- | ties and logs, in and along Tallapoosa River.
 H. 645-To authorize the Court of Coun- | ty Revenues of Dallas County to buy | mules, horses, road machines and tools for the purpose of working the public roads of Dallas County. H. 779-To amend Sections 2500 and 2505 | of the Code of 1s96
 H. 7O6-For the maintaining and better
 working of the public roads in Sumter County.
 H. 65s-To amend Section 4544 of the
 Code of Alabama.
 H. 65o-To appropriate out of the funds collected for the relief of certain widows | of Confederate soldiers. | H. 630-To make an appropriation for | the support of the public schools of the State for the fiscal year ending Septem- | Der 30th, 1904
 H. 401-To repeal an act entitled an act
 to prohibit the building or providing of | a jail in Mobile County other than the
 present jail with out special legislative | authority, and unless the present jail | be destroyed by fire or other cause beyond | the control of the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners of said County 1 H. 71S-For the relief of R. P. Caine or
 Fayette County, providing for the pay | ment of lost registered witness claims. l H. 632-To ablish, maintain and regu- | late a dispensary in the town of Cotton wood, Houston County. H. 656-To prohibit the sale of spirit | uous, vinous or malt liquors. or other in- | tOxicating beverages within three miles of Union Church, in Alabama City, Eto- | wah County
 IT. S37-To prohibit selling, giving away or otherwise disposing of spirituous vim ous or malt liquors, or other intoxicating bitters or beverages within that part of
 the county of Montgomery lying without the corporate limits of the city of Mont gomery, and within the police Jurisdic- ton of said city. To be effective Janu- ary 1st 1904.
 H. 70S-To authorize the Mayor and
 Council of Chldersburg, in Talladega
 County, to maintain and operate dis pensary. and to buy and sell therein spir ituous, vinous or malt liquors. H. 643--To establish and maintain a dis
 pensary for Brantley. for the purpose of
 selling spirituous, vinous and malt liquors
 and wines. and to punish all violations of
 the provisions of this act.
 H. 694-To regulate the license and sale
 of spirituous, vinous or malt liquors in
 Plckens County.
 H. 695-To prohibit the sale, giving
 away, or otherwise dsposing of alcoholic.
 vinous or malt liquors on the west side
 of the Tombigbee River in Pickens
 County.
 H. 6S3-To appropriate a sum Of money
 to pay for the stationery and stationery
 supplies used by the General Assembly
 during this present session.
 H. 642-To amend Section 2240 of the
 Code of Alabama of 1896.
 Bills Heretofore Reported.
 Bills were reported to the House Thurs as follows:
 1T. 710. To fix the time of holding courts in the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit.
 H. T2. To detach the counties of Wal