The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-08

the public roads and bridges of Jefferson | county. Local Legislation.
 l By MT. Haley twith notice and proor)- + To provide for the election or the solici-
 tor for Jefferson county. Ala, by. the l qualified electors of said county. Priv ileges and Elections,
 By MT Deloney with notice and prooD
 To extend and enlarge the corporate linn it's of the city of Tuscumbia, Tn the coun-
 ty of Colbert and state of Alabama, ana
 to exempt the owners of the property an-
 nexed from city taxation Tor a period of
 ten years. Corporations.
 By MT London-To amend sections 2i43, 2i45, 2451, 2lS1 and 2512 of the code of Alabama. Public roads and highways.
 By MT. London-To amend section 14O4 of the code of Alabama. Judiciary.
 By MT. Verner-To amend section 1914 of the code of Alabama. Revision Of laws.
 By MT. Verner-ro repeal section BOTS
 of the code of 1896 Revision or laws.
 By MT. Verner-To amend section 992
 of the code of 1s9e Judiciary
 By MT. Leigh of Escambia Cwith notice and proof)-ro better provide for the
 maintaining and keeping in repair the
 public roads of Escambia county, Ala
 bama. Public roads and highways. By MT. Lyman. (By Request) CWith Notice and Proof)-To repeal an act en- | titled an act to exclude from the incor-
 porate city limits of calera, Shelby coun- | ty Alabama, the lands between Eigh- l teenth and Thirteenth streets and west l half of original lots No. 4S, 45 and 35, and
 all south of Twentieth avenue and west l of sixteenth street per Dunstars map of | the city of Calera, approved March l. | 1901 and to restore the corporate limits 1 of Calera back as they exstsed previous | to the passage of said act. Local Legis- 1 lation.
 ByMr. Lowe. tBy Request) CWith Mo- 1 tiee and Proof.)-ro prohibit the sale, giv- 1 ing away delivering or otherwise dlspos- | ing of spirituous. vinous or malt liquors,
 wines, intoxicating elders, bitters or bev- l erages or fruits preserved in alcoholic 1 liquors. within four miles of the Hills | boro public school building, or the site l thereof in Lawrence county. Alabama | Temperance.
 By MT. Handley-To authorize the filing
 and recording of certain deeds of convey ance therein named. in the office of the 1 Probate court of the state. Judiciary. By MT. Waddell-To require railroads to make prompt settlement for over l charges Commerce and Common Car | riers.
 Bills Reported Favorably. The following bills came in from com | l To establish a home for indigent Con
 federate Veterans residing in the state of
 Alabama who are unable to make a live | lihood on account of physical disability | or old age and to make appropriations
 for improving and maintaining the same. | For the further relief of needy Confed- crate soldiers and sailors resident citi-
 zens of Alabama, and their widows To authorize and require the Commits GlDnprS' fd af i1xa ,r,s- diction of the several counties in this state to establish or abolish districts in l their respective counties Tn which live l stock may be prevented from running at l large and to provide for the enforcement | of the same.
 To authorize corporations owning and | operating street or suburban railways in foreign state contiguous to this state. and who are engaged in selling and fur
 nishing electricity in such foreign state.
 for the purpose of light and power or either of them. and who shall extend their lines into this state, to sell and furnish
 the same in the state of Alabama. To extend a corporate existence of banks and corporations doing banking business.
 To fix and provide for the salaries of mayors in cities of the state of Ala hama. &
 To repeal an act entitled, An act to rec
 ulate the fine and forfeiture fund of Cof-
 fee county, and all claims against said funds, and requiring all fines and for feitures to be paid in money.
 To prevent stock from running at large in cities and towns of five thousand in habitants or more.
 To authorize and empower the board of mayor and aldermen or the governing power of cities having over 20,00o popula- tion to maks appropriations for the care of the sick yar wounded persons unable to provide for themselves in any hospital