The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-04
The House.

The House. Bills were introduced and referred as indicated:
 H. 342. By Mir. Deloney-To amend Sec tion 1 of an act entitled an act "To pro vide for the payment out of the convict funds for certain items of costs. in felony cases. to fix the amount of said items, to prescribe the extent to which such costs will be paid, and the manner of paying them" approved February 18th, 1897. Claims and Fees.
 H. 343. By MT. Rushton-To amend Sections 5522 (425O. G75). 85s). 027) and | 5524 (4232) G7O of the Code of 1896. Ju- dietary.
 H. 344 By Mir, Maner-To amend Sec | ton 14SS of the Code. Revision of Laws H. 345. By MT. Peters with notice and prooO-To authorize and require the com missioners' court of Fayette County to set apart and appropriate money from the general fund of said county with which to pay and discharge certificates of State witnesses issued by the foreman of the grand jury and by the clerk of the Circuit Court of said county and of- ficers' fees which by law become a good claim against the fine and forfeiture fund of said county after the approval of this act, and to regulate the manner of said payments Local Legislation.
 H. 346. By MT. Frazier (with notice and pI ooD-To provide means for the pay ment of the interest and principal of cer- tain bonds to be issued under 'an act to authorize Jackson County to build mac adamized roads and bridges, and to issue bonds of the county to aid in the con struction and building thereof" approved December 7th, 1898, and acts amendatory thereto Judiciary.
 H. 347. By Mir. Frasier with notice and prooD-To reissue and refund the bonded debt of Jackson County Judiciary
 H. S4s. By Mir Haley-To prohibit wo- men from buying or selling liquors in certain places or lodging on or about promises where liquors are sold, except in regularly licensed hotels. Temperance
 H. 349 By Mir. DuBose--To provide for the establishment of a text book commits sion in each county of the State for the purpose of selecting and adopting text books, and to prescribe the powers and the duties of the same. Education.
 H. $50. By Mir. Wood (by reauest)-To divide the State into thirteen judicial cir cults. and to fix the counties that shall compose the different circuits. Judiciary
 H. 351. By MT. Minge-To regulate the registration, branding. sale, tagging and analysis of commercial fertilizers acid phosphates, fertilizer materials and chem
 
 ture.
 H. 352 By MT. Hoffman-To authorize submission of causes to compel the deter imitation of claims to land and to quiet title, in courts of equity for final decree at term time or in vacation after a de- cree pro confesso has been obtained. Ju- dietary.
 H. 353. By Mir. Hoffman-To amend Sec ton 6S6 of the Code of QSS6) Alabama. Corporations.
 H. 354. By MT. Lyons-To amend Sec tion 1858 of the Code of Alabama, Appro- priations.
 H. 355. By MT. Brown of St. Clair To further promote and secure the erec- ton of cotton mills and factories in the State of Alabama. Mining and Manufac- turing.
 H. 356. By MT. Brown of St. Clair with notice and prooD-To establish. maintain. and regulate a dispensary in the town of Pell City in St. Clair County Ala, for the sale of spirituous or vinous liquors, malt liquors, wine, cider or other intoxicating liquors, and to establish board of di- rectors for the purpose of better controll- ing and managing the sale of spirituous or vinous liquors, malt liquors. wines. elders or other intoxicating liquors and for other purposes. Temperance.
 H. 357. By MT. Bankhead with notice and proof)-To authorize all towns and cities that are now. or may hereafter be incorporated in the territory now known and described as Precinct No. in Walk CT County. Alabama. to buy and sell spir- ituous, vinous and malt liquors and to provide for the distribution of certain profits arising therefrom. and to further regulate prohibit the sale of such liquors in said precinct. Temperance
 II. 35S. By MT. Bankhead-To provide for the registration and liens of judg- ments and decrees. and the issuance of executions thereon. and the effect of executions issued on judgments and de- crees. and a penalty for the failure to register judgments and decrees accord ing to the provisions hereof. Judiciary
 II. 359. By MT. Lee of Butler-To ex- tend the terms of office of tax collectors, tax assessors. county superintepdents of education and county treasurers. Privi- leges and Elections
 H. 360. By MT. Lee of Butler-To fix