The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
Calendar Qf Alabama LeSislature
EoRTY.FoUHTH DAY.
 Thursday, September 10, 1908. NA<sA<SA<eASsx< NNaNANI<

sel to $1,ooo per annum: and to amend Section 26 of said act so as to provide for the election of a solicitor for said court by the qualified electors of said county; and to further amend said act by adding Section 36 thereto prohibiting justices of the peace from issuing war rants returnable to said court unless the same have been approved by the solicitor of said court; and also to amend Section 3 of said act so as to provide that the clerk of said court shall be entitled to the commissions on solicitors fees in said court as clerks in circuit courts in the State are now entitled to receive. Constitution, Constitutional Revisions and Amendments.
 s. N. By MT. Norman-To prevent the bringing or causing to be brought into this State, knowingly or willfully. any of the insects, known as the Texas boil weevil, or any of its eggs or lar- vac, or any similar worm, egg or lar vac. Agriculture.
 s. 475. By Mir. Powell (with notice)- To establish, maintain and regulate a dispensary in the town of Georgiana, Butler county, for the sale of spirituous, vinous, malt liquors elder and other>in- toxicants. and to establish and perpet- uate board of commissioners for the management of said dispensary and for other purposes. Local Legislation.
 6. 476. By MT. Craig-To amend Sec ton 3925 of the Code of 1896. Judiciary.
 g. 4T. By MT. Lancaster with notice) For the relief of H. R. Golson, and Mo- zelle c. Parker as administratrix of the estate of John H. Parker, deceased. Ff- nance and Taxation.
 Bills Reported to Senate.
 Bills were reported favorably by com vrnIf av1A A- IL as follows:
 By MT. Powell of Committee on Munic- qualities and Municipal Organization, s. 466, 342.
 By Mir Oliver of Committee on Local Legislation, s. AS.
 By MT. spragins of Committee on Printing, s. 45S 452
 By MT. Arlington Of Committee on Commerce and Common Carriers, s. 1s7. Bills Passed by Senate.
 Bills were passed by the Senate as follows:
 s. 400. By Mir spencer-To provide for the disposition of misdemeanor cases tried before justices of the peace and notaries public in Hale county, wherein such justice or notary have no final juris- diction.
 B. 34S. By MT. Goldsby-To provide for an election to levy and collect a special tax for the support of public schools in the various counties of the State.
 s. 343. By MT. Goldsby-To confer and limit powers of private corporations.
 s. 34 By MT. Goldsby-To provide for the incorporation and government of municipalities in the State. 8. 40. By MT. Spragins-To repeal Section ? of an act entitled an act to repeal an act entitled an act to provide for the election of the county superin- tendent of education and township trus- tees Of public schools, by vote of the people of the counties of Lamar, Cher okee. Madison. Jackson. Colbert, Frank lin. Blount, Lawrence. Marion Cullman, Oekalb, Walker, Crenshaw, Fayette, winston, Tallapoosa. Etowah and Dale and for the election of superintendent of education in Dale county, so far as the and Madison, approved Feb. g, 1883, ap- proved Feb r, 1885.
 s. A. By MT. Hogue-To repeal an act entitled an act to authorize the town of Marion to levy and collect license taxes upon professions. occupations, vo- cations, and businesses practiced and carried on or engaged in within the said town. Approved Feb. 21, 1899 S. 316. By MT. Harrisop-To define and punish vagrancy.
 5. 439. By MT. Spra gins-To repeal an act entitled "an act to provide for the appointment of a solicitor for each of the counties of Madison. DeKaIb and Jackson, and to prescribe his powers and duties. approved Feb. r, 1885, and to be found in the acts of Alabama of 1SS4-5, page 675. so far as the same relates to Madison county.