The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-24

Bills were introduced in the senate and referred as indicated;
 S 6s By Mir Bostick-To provide TOT the revision, codifcation, digestins, print ing, promulgation and distribution or the statutes of Alabama, both civil and crim- inal. Judiciary.
 s. @. By Mir. Morrow--To amend Sec tions 5ooS and 527 of the Code of Alaba- ma. Judiciary.
 s. 70 By MT. Powell-To amend Sec ton 1854 of the Code of Alabama of lSs6. Finance and Taxation.
 s. 71. By MT. Hogue-To regulate the manner of conducting elections in the State of Alabama. Privileges and Elec- tions.
 s. 72. By MT. woolf-To authorize eoun- ties, cities, towns and villages to issue bonds. Municipalities and Municipal Or ganization.
 S. 7s. By MT. woolf (by requesD-To amend Section 15S of the Code of 1s96 Revision of Laws.
 S. A. By Mir. woolf-To amend Sec tion 2osS of the Code of 1896. Revision of Laws.
 s. 75. By Mir Craig-To amend Section 4ee1 Of the Code of Alabama. Judiciary.
 s. 76 By Mir. ward-To provide for the election of Solicitors in Alabama.
 Bills Reported.
 Bills reported favorably by committees and sent to the calendar were as follows:
 S. 5s. By Mr.. Morrow. by Judiciary.
 s. 5s. By same by Judiciary.
 s. 5S By Mir. Acree, by Local Legisla- ton.
 s. 8. By MT. castleberry. by Revision of Laws.
 Bills Passed.
 s. Is. By Mir Castleberry.
 s 35. By Mir. NeSmith.
 S. 6. By Mir. Screws Montgomery sPo- lice Commission). .s
 s. 22. By Mir. Screws Gro elect Justices of the Peace in city beats of Montgom- cry County.
 The House.
 Bills were introduced in the House and referred as indicated
 H. 179. By MT. Poole (by request, with notice and prooO-To establish, maintain and regulate a dispensary in the town of Thomasville, Clarke County, Ala, for the sale of spirituous, vinous, malt liquors, cider and other intoxicants and to estab- fish and perpetuate a board of commis- sioners for the management of said dis dispensary and for other purposes. Tenn perance.
 H. 4oOs oy IeuSHlOh-AO ucihC Nhc crime of purchasing goods, wares or merchandise under an assumed name, with the intent to cheat or defraud the vendor or seller; also to make it a crime for any one to purchase goods. wares or merchandise on credit and sell, hypoth- ecate or dispose of the same out of the usual course of business with the intent to cheat or defraud the vendor or seller; and also to make 1t crime for anyone to purchase goods, wares or merchandise on credit, and then to abscond from the State or secrete himself with the intent of cheating or defrauding the vendor or seller: and also to make it crime for anyone knowingly to purchase, in blocks, goods, wares or merchandise unpaid for for any one without exacting from the seller written affidavit that said goods, wares or merchandise has been paid for; and making the failure to exact such affidavit and the failure of the seller to pay over the whole of such purchase price to his creditors in the amount of their respective claims, evidence of the fraudulent intent within the meaning of this act, and to fix the punishment of said offenses. Judiciary.
 H. 1S1. By MT. Shafer (by request)-To amend Section 962 of the Code of Ala bama. Public Printing.
 H. 1S2. By MT. Shafer (by request)-To provide for the publication of bylaws and ordinances enacted by municipalities counties or courts; and legal notices Public Printing.
 H. 1sS. By MT. James-To appropriate $50,o0O for the purpose of making an ex- hibit of the resources of the State oi Alabama at the Louisiana Purchase Ex. position. to be held in the city of St Louis, Mo-, during the year 1904. Appro. priations.S
 H. 1s4 By Mir. Mills-To preserve hu. man life. Judiciary.
 H. 1855. By MT London-For the better regulation of primary elections of recog. nized political parties, or regularly or ganized political parties, in the State oi Alabama. Privileges and Elections.
 H. 1S6. By MT. Maner-To prohibit bucket shops and bucket shopping within this State. Mining and Manufacturing.
 M. 1S7. By MT. Maner (with notice and prooO-To provide for a janitor for the