The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-28
MATINEE RACES
 BEGIN SATURDAY
CONTEST BETWEEN THE DRIVING CLUBS OF BIRMINGHAM AND MONTGOMER WILL BE SPlR- ITED-FI zHT FOR TROPHY.

The first meeting of the Birmingham 1 Driving club which was organized about two weeks ago will be held at the fair grounds Saturday afternoon, commencing promptly at o'clock. The races will be between Birmingham and Montgomery horses, and some fast harness events are anticipated.
 The driving club has purchased hand some loving cup to be hung up as a trophy for the club winning it twice. and Montgomery and Birmingham are hot ri- vals. Montgomery will bring several horses here to meet the Birmingham ani- mals in the opening races. and then Bir- mingham will go to Montgomery. The third. and probably the deciding even will be held in Birmingham in about three weeks.
 Five regular races are to be pulled off at each of the matinees, and the city winning three of them will be declared winner of that meeting. The winner of two matinees gets the loving cup. Montgomery Is bringing a fast string of horses here. It includes Hal Almont
  Dolly Brown, Gilbert c, Riverside and Brown Hal. These horses will enter the various races with the exception of the free for all pace. which will be between Birmingham horses alone. It will be the first event on the cards
 The entries are as follows:
 First race, free for all pace-Will Bram- lett, Strathmeath. Louise and Tom BoamL
 Second race, 21O paee-Hal Almont, Jenks, Harry and Dolly Brown.
 Third race, 2:2O trot-Elsle Hummer, Sarah Jane Roby and Bluejacket.
 Fourth race-2:25 pace and trot-Gilbert c, Riverside, Annie D, and Clyde.
 Fifth race, 2:20 trot-Eiected, Endeayor and Allie Lampkin.
 Sixth race. 2:20 pace-Ben Butterworth, Roan J, Marcus Daily and Ponto. Frazier of the Senate committee. TIA. Senate eoncurred in report of major
 ity of committee.
 1725. Message that Speaker had signed H.
 763:
 1727. Signed by President of Senate after being read. Note.-The bill appears to have been read three times, as follows: Page 1925. First reading. 1926. Second reading.
 1671. Third reading.
 HcAse Journal.
 The House Journal shows the following in refernce to the said bill: Page.
 1l95. MT. Lusk introduces bill, H. 763, to
 amend Article one of Chapter 19 of tho
 code of Alabama, referred to judiciary
 committee. (Bill not shown by Jour nab
 124s. H. 763, 300 copies ordered printed. 1882. H. 76S, made special order, 300 copies
 ordered printed.
 1647. H. 763 (with amendment), reported
 favorably by committee. 1874. H. 763. Judiciary committee offered a
 substitute for H. 76S. Substitute printed at length)
 Pages 1S14-1S26 amended in various par ticulars.
 Pages 1S26-1S36, substitute offered by Ju-
 dietary committee, as amended was
 adopted.
 The principal amendments which were adopted are as folows
 1892. Title or caption amended by insert
 ing the sections of the code as follows:
 s97 S9s, 300, 914, 915, s1e and 917, and by
 striking out Sections s99. 9O1, 902, 9O3
 9O4 9O6, 907. 909, 9l1, and by adding Sec
 ton 917, D. providing for the 18th Ju-
 dicial circuit.
 1885. Amending Section 905. (which was not in the blD fixing time for holding court
 in 7th circuit.
 1885. Amending section 913 so as Co pro-
 hibit the calling of special terms in
 counties with City Courts located thsfe- in.
 1886. Substitute, as amended, adopted. 1897. Engrossed.
 22S3. Message from senate that 1t had
 amended H. 763 and passed same. 22S4. House non-concurred in senate
 amendments, and appointed conference committee.
 2305 Message from senate that 1t Insists
 on it's amendments. and had appointed
 conference committee. 23l4. Message from senate that 1t had con-
 cured in majority report of the confer
 ence committee.
 231S. House 763. enrolled. 23l9. Bill signed after reading dispensed with, by a two-thirds vote, ayes and noes not given.
 The following difference between house bill 763 as it passed the house and as 1t passed the senate appear from journals:
 Section 900. House bill provides for hold ing court in Second circuit as follows: Crenshaw. PM J. A. J. and o. Lowndes, M after M in J. A. J. and O. Es- cambia, M after 2 M in J. A. J. and 0. conecuh, M after 2 M in J. A. J.. and o. Butler, SM in J. A. J. and o.
 Section 900, senate bill provides for Athese courts follows: Crenshaw, 1 M Mch. and Sept. Lowndes. M Feb. and Aug. Escambia, M Mch. and Sept. Cone cuh. M after M, Mch. and Sept But Ter, M. after M, Mch. and Sept
 Section 9o5 of the house bill provides for the holding of courts in the Seventh cir cult; committed entirely from the senate bill, and from the act as published.
 Section 906 of the house bill provides for, the holding of courts in the Eighth cir cult, was stricken out by amendments (p 1sS0, bnt included in the senate bill, and the act as published.
 Section 911 of the house bill, providing for the holding of courts in the Thir- teenth circuit. was stricken out by amendment fpage 1s3D, but included in the senate bill, and the act as published.
 Section 911B of the house bill provides for holding of courts in the Fifteenth cir cult as follows: Chiffon, 2 M J. A. J and O. 2 Wks. Autauga, ? M after M, J. A. J. and O. 2 Wks. Elmore. M after 2 NJ J. A. J. and O., 2 Wks. Montgomery, NJ. after M. J. A. J. and O. Indef; 3 M Sept, .ndefinate. The senate bill and act then provides that the terms of court in Montgomery shall not be affected by the courts. in the other counties. That no grand jury shall