The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-18
BUCKET SHOPS ARE
 NOW PROHIBITED Brokerage Concerns Must Pay
 S2O00 License BAR ASSOCIATION TO MEET Annlston VIII Entertain Twenty.ninth Annual Meeting of Alabama
 State Bar Association
 July and 7.
BAR ASSOCIATION TO MEET

Anniston, June T.. - (Special) - The bucket shop question in Anniston was settled a the meeting of the City Council Friday night and the contention of Mayor I<ilby affirmed The action of the council was unanimous and the debate was not heated but for a. tilt between Councilman Cooper and City Attorney Merreli This matter has been up in one form CT an- other for more than year, being first brought up or June s. 1905, and tbe coun- cils action meets with the general ap- proval of citizens. By the action of the council bucket shops are prohibited and brokc.sge concerns are licensed at 5000 when future delivery Is contemplated on margins.
 The street committee. through Chair man Cooper, asked that they be allowed to purchase a two-horse wagon and rock crusher to be utilized In working the streets. The petition was granted, the action to be confirmed by the council. The street committee, which is a special committee, on paving Noble street from Ninth to Thirteenth street, by Council- Iidu tobptl, dSktu ltldl tIlt MdSoi hiiu chairman of the street committee be au- thorized to visit and to examine the paw ing of Birmingham, their expenses to be paid by the council. which was granted Councilman Cooper stated that the prop erty owners on the street had, with few exceptions, agreed to the paving.
 Bar Association to Meet.
 The twenty-ninth annual meeting of the Alabama State Bar association will be held on Friday and Saturday. July 6 and :, 1906 The meeting on Friday will be held in the circuit court room in the 1 city of Anniston and will be opened at I 10 o'clock a. m. by the address of the president. Hon. George P. Harrison. This will be followed by report of central council. report of the treasurer report of the executive committee, report of the committee on jurisprudence and law re- form by the chairman. Hon. John NJ, l Chiffon. Paper by Hon. Daniel Partridge, l Jr. on "The Rational of Interference by Injunction with Criminal Prosecutions Under Void Municipal Ordinances" Re- 1 port of the committe on judicial admin l istration and remedial procedure, by the chairman, Hon. A. H. Aston. Paper by l Henry Fitts, Esq, on Trial Courts in 1 Alabama" Paper by Francis G. Caffey, | Esq. on Chief Justice George W. Stone" "a sketch. Report of the committe on | legal education and admission to the bar by the chairman. Shelby s. Peasants,
 Esq Report of the committee on corre- l spondence, by the chairman, Hon. r. C.. l Bromberg. Annual address by Hon. Jud- | son Harmon of Ohio on "The Independ- enee of the Judiciary" Report of the committee on legislation. by the chair man, Hon J. J. Mayfield Paper by Eph- raim H. Foster. Esq. on Inference vs. 1 Evidence" The meeting on Saturday will be held at Oxford Lake and will be opened by the report of the committee on publication by the chairman, l.. M. Moseley, Esq. Paper by P. A. Me- Daniel, Esq. on Damage Recoverable
 for Mental Anglsh When Unattended 1 by Pecuniary Loss or Circumstances of
 Sickness or Death" Report of the com
 mttee CT grievances. by the chairman,
 George P Jones, Esq. Paper by John w. 1 Tomlinson, Esq. on '"rhe Judiciary" Re
 port of the committee on local bar asso-
 citation. by the chairman. Hon. ". T. l Sanders. Elec.4on of officers, Each essay and report read before the association will l be open for discussion for one hour
 speeches discussing 1t being limited to ten
 minutes. dinner will be given by the 1 Calhoun County Bar association to the
 members of the Alabama State Bar asso-
 citation at Oxford Lake on Saturday, l July I, at D. m.