The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17

 Wes declared unconstitutional by. the Supreme Court but not because of the IubJect- matter or the provisions or tne sot enacted @ S%me aecopdins @ @ ' to eonstitutionai reduirements; that Is, that 1t was made , part of the revenue bill and was not
 neEto and fGF requirement. as to the title of acts. which of course would be no "bjection to the act if made part or the Code and adopted as a part thereof.~
 Chapter s1. Oysters. 1073-1Os4.
 This chapter is divided into two arr ticles. whereas heretofore it contained Aut one. There are no substantial fSsn fSansss tsoss macs Serein in pointed n % out. "
 Article l. Planting and Taking. iVss9tyis ssction lo7s tsiss,. Is as amended
 Article 2. Taking Oysters for Can ing Regulated. 1O79-10s4. Is new mat ter to this Code anS To% s Godifed fife wth February g. 1901, D. 119.
 Chapter a2. PardonIng Board. 1OS5-
 10S0.
 Is codified without material change from the Act of February 14, 1901. D. 121; 1t creates an advisory pardon ing board. prescribes the duties, au- thority and compensation therefor.
 Chapter B. Paupers. 100O-lI1I.
 Sections 109f-1101 are new sections prepared by the commissioner intend cd to complete and perfect the laws pertaining to paupers and poor of the county. These sections will have to be read in connection with the other sec ton of the chapter in order to under stand fully their nature. There can be no more succinct statement of other changes and the effect produced than Q reading of the statutes themselves.
 Section 1103. is new matter to this Code. codified- from Act of September
 eE~wTa,s s1 Ehsww.~Sa~4m rrr0rf0x
 Sections 1114 and 1115 are rewritten from section S250 of the Code of 1896, and the act amending. if of February ogy Is considerably changed, the sense
 Section 1fiS is a new section to this l. of the Act of February IS. 1897. p.
 Section 112o tsss4). is as amended by Act of October l. 1903. D. s72, Sec
 Section l12s is rewritten from Sec tion 3257 of the Code of 1896 and act amending 1t of February IS. 1897. D. 1850, Sections 1 and 2.
 The criminal and penal part of this set and sections eodified and trans ferred to criminal code.
 Chapter S5. PhysRcfans. 1126-1135.
 Sections 11S0 and 11s1 are new to this code and are codified from Act of February 2s. 1908. D. 73. Sections 1 Chapter se. Public Printing. 11ss-11e7.
 The. phrase general assembly" changed to '1egislature": Agricultural and Mechanic College" changed to Commissioner of Agriculture" changed to Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries" where the same occur in 'nfS Section fHiap'sli1s7 li1s7 tssss,, with these changes of phrase above pointed out, is a qualification of Section 33Ss of the Code of 1ss6 and the act amending it G aHt4 a Hs<F
 ernor to grant right to quarry cement from Act of March 5. 1903, p. 183.
 Section 113s (33s7), is amended by the Act of February 2s, 1899. p 4o, as amendment of an act which was entitled an act to amend Section 33s6 ct sea-. of the code. approved Feb usc Section o iIsG; ii4S tssss), is as amended by. the Act of December 1s, 1900, p. s4os S" of the s' Code of 'is isss and md Act of February g, 1s9S D. 40 amending it.
 Section l157 (slOSl, is as amended by
 Section 11ei t5i1oS. Is as amended by Act of February 23, 1899, D. 4s. Sec
 Chapter s7. Schools. 11ss-14es.
 owinE to the changes in the new Constitution and of the various and sundry statutes passed since the adop- ton of the last Code. 1t has necessi- tated an entire e-elassification and re- vision and almost an ent'-- new writ Inc of this entire chapter. have probably devoted more labor to this chapter than to any other one. I have present Superintendent of Education and also with the Superintendent of Education elect. With all the labor with the chapter as it is reported; for lack of authority to completely revise and for fear of disturbing the public tempted a revision further than I thought was authorized and required under the existing statutes and con- statutes passed relating to this sub ject which pertain to the same subject matter and seem to have been passed without any recognition of the fact or any reference to the other statutes. and many of the provisions were in consistent with the existing sections of the Code and statutes and which existing laws that the effect was to have a part of so many separate and distinct statutes in operation and dered it almost impracticahle to codify and condense into a systematic and efficient whole these several distinct and separate lawsi consequently the missioner and fear will not be to the public. I. therefore, recommend to your eXCellenCy ana request that you so recommend to the Legislature that before the adoption of this chapter that it be referred to a special select com mittee competent to act in the mat ter and that they be give powers ade- quate to prepare and report a chapter 6P e code for the school laws which will be adequate to the necessities and demands of the State relative to this subject. In order to comprehend and understand the changes made in the law by this chapter by the codifica- tion. 1t will of necessity require a re- reading of the provisions of the code of IS96, pertaining to schools, the Con stitution. and the statutes 0assed since its enactment, and of the matter here codified and reported: in so far as it is practicable. I will point out the ma terial and substantial changes wrought | by the codlfication.
 The chapter is now divided into | thirty articles, whereas heretofore it was divided into seventeen.
 Article l. Public School Fund |
 Section 11ss (ss5s). After the word "township" in next to the last line of are added so as to .apnly to the ex- isting statute. Subdivision is changed entirely and rewritten so as | to conform to Section 260 of the Con- i stitutfon of 1901, which. together with l. the appropriation statutes have taken the place of this subdivision ., Article ?. Officers and Board of Pub | Section 1170 (s541). This section is rewritten so as to conform to the sta tutes passed since the Code, see Act | of September 30, 1903, ?. 2SS, Section |
 Article 3. Superintendent of Educa-
 Section iii (a542). The term of of. flee changed from two years to four | years to conform to Section 114 of the |