The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-10

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 Dear Slr-I have received your letter of the 4th instant asking me on behalf of the Times. Star for an expression regard ing my intentions as related to the next democratic nomination for the presidency. I cannot possibly bring my mind to the helIef that condition or sentiment exists that makes an expression from me on the subject of the least importance.
 Yours very truly
 "GROVER CLEVELAND" tendent of education to the board of trustees of the Normal college at Livings- ton, an institution which enjoys the uniaue and solitary distinction among the state institutions of having no state ot- ficial as ex-officio member of It's board.
 MT Werner of Tuscaloosa introduced a general bill providing how cities and towns may issue bonds for building sew CTS and erecting public buildings.
 Mir Foster of Tuscaloosa introduced by request an anti-boycott bill, making boy cotts a misdemeanor.
 MT. Starr introduced a dispensary bill for Selma, but did so ''by request"
 Bills introduced.
 The bills introduced in the house by captions are as follows:
 By MT. Sigin-To amend section 3212 of the code of 1s96 Judiciary.
 By MT. Maner (by request, with notice
 uestas slsh an Inferior Court of Record for Geneva county; to pre- scribe and define the jurisdiction thereof, and to provide for the officers thereof Local legislation.
 By MT. Starr (by request, with notice and proof)-To prohibit the selling or giv- ing away or otherwise disposing of spir- ituous, vinous and malt liquors in Selma, in Dallas county otherwise than by n dispensary in the city of Selma. To pro- vide for and make efficient such dispen- sary and to prescribe penalties for the violation of this act and to provide for the holding of election before the pro- visions shall become operative. Temper ance.
 By MT. Leigh of Escambia-To amend section 1409 of the code of 1S96. Ways and means.
 By MT Hamner-To limit suits of re- covery against innocent purchasers or farm products on which exists a lien or mortgage (referring to statute of limita tion). Judiciary
 By MT. Glover-For the protection of banks and banking institutions. Banking and insurance.
 
 railway companies in this state to in- crease their carital stock Corporations. By MT. DuBOse-To provide Tor ascer- taining and marking the bounds of coun- try buryir places and for enlarging and making their area under stated condi- tions. Public health.
 By MT. Blackburn with notice and proof-To alter and define the boundaries of the town of Woodawn, Jefferson coun- txv In1. htsn f.,fy rrt,frx ffs,
 By Mir. London-To provide better se- curity on bonds taken in civil Judicial proceedings. Judiciary.
 By MT. Wood (by request)-To appropri- ate so much of the income of the convict department as may be necessary to pay for the services of a teacher and chaplain of convicts at every point In the state under the control of the convict depart D'ent, where there are as many as one hundred or more convicts. Appropria- lions.
 By Mir Wood (By Request)-To re- quire hirers of convicts to provide teach CTS and chaplains at every point where there are as many as one hundred con- victs or more, whether county or state convicts, and chaplains at every point without reference to the number, and ser vices shall be held at every point at least twice a month. and to prescribe for the appointment of them. Education.
 By MT. Walker. (With Notice and Proof)-For the relief of II. B. Roper of Madison county. Appropriations.
 By MT. Hoffman CWith Notice and Proof)-To locate and require the rail- road companies whose railroads enter the city of Mobile. Ala, to provide for the construction of a union passenger depot in said city; to require them to maintain and operate the same; and to provide a penalty for failure or refusal to comply with the provisions of this act. Commerce and Common Carriers.
 By MT. Arrington-To confer additional rights and powers, including the right to acquire by purchase or by condem- nation lands and easements, upon corpor- ations organized under the general laws or heretofore under a special act of the general assembly of the state of Alabama and upon corporations organized under the laws of any other of the United States and which corporations have com piled with the laws of Alabama in refer ence to foreign corporations, and which have the right by their charter to man. ufacture, supply and sell hydraulic elec- tric power. Corporations.
 By MT. Arrington-To require the Com missioners' courts of other courts of like
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