The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17

as amended by the Act of October 6 chaecter esSc G iSi. corperations. ssse-sse4 the subject matter Is unchanged.
 ss1n iga sss5 s5 Fss sewristsn amended by Act of February 1b. 1899 frs$ sS' t s: sy sss sssp Si Fssasas sss iS section 1sso Resoss ss is new section coaitiee from the ssme sane section of the same act z. fled from Section 3 of the same act. Section 6911 t4571l Is as amended by Act of December 1s. 1900. p; s2;
 mary Proceedings 5sIs., ,1
 Title and subject -Tnatter of this arti. cle new. eodified from Act of Febru- by seest0o xet of fsls ss isss Section 5926 Is new section codi. fled. from Act of November 27. 1sss section sss5 Is a new section codi-
 Section 592S is q. ne wsection and is codified from Section of the sams
 Section 1928 is new section and is codlfied from Act of December 2. 1sss section 5ss4 is a new section and is codified from. Act of october l.. 1903. D. 36s, Section 1.
 Section 5s35 Is a new section and is codifled from Section 2 of the same
 Chapter 10s Cotton. 5s3e-De5O.
 Section 5938 js; a new section and prescribes penalty for failure to keep ssora Hct of SpsSs si iss s ss tions l and g. The change of phrase ology and the. transposition is so great that the section as written should be compared with the provisions of the original Act to comprehend fully all
 Section 5sss is q new section ITO pro- hibit Importation of cotton or cotton seed affected Dlth Dctansr ssSa Dass aos Sections and 3. but rewritten so as to make the legislative intention ef- Chapter 1O4. counfy Property. 59S1.
 Title of chapter new. but subject
 ChaDter 1e5. Courts. Sos2-eOooe.
 Section 596S (4600). Rewritten so as to change the rule or rather the prac- or magistrate issuing the warrant to have probable cause for believing that the offense has been committed, and not simply requiring the afhant to state that he has probable cause r TOT offense was committed warrant should certainly never issue charging a respectable person of heinous crime bic party, who is either ignorant, or vicious and sometimes both,. and has no knowledge or comprehension Of the dednition or elements of the omense imputed; 1t was certainly the intention of the legislature that the evidence should be sufficient to cause the mag istrate issuing, the warrant to have probable cause to believe that the of- fense has been committen. While It IS proper to require the afiiant to make alone should not be sufiicient. This section was amended by Act of Sep- tember 2s, 1908. p. 2ss, Section l.
 Section 59e4 Is new section to this Code: 1t prohibits. solicitors who are Justices of the peace from issuing war, rants in certain cases; 1t Is codined from the proviso of the Act of Septem- Der 2S, 1903. p. 2S3, amending Section a separat& and distinct provision and is not really a proviso to the section
 section 5s7s .t4s15). Is as amended by Act of March 4, 1901. p lsl. with fore" in line two from the last, were
 Section SOO6 is new; 1t prescribes and contains forms appropriate for crimt- nal proceedings in justices courts;
 1. Afidavt for Warrant in Criminal Cases: 3. FerIf1 of Warrant in Crimi- nal Cases: 3, Ball Band; {, Subpoena fot Witnesses; 5, Judgment Nisi on De- fault by Defendant; 6; setrs Facias Q. Judgment Final on Default; 8, Judg- ment of Conviction in Criminal cases; g, Judgment for Costs Against Prose cutor; 10. Bond-Bail TOT AppeArSnSg' le f,rIy,,S nal Cases; 12, Bill of Costs: 1s, Report to County Treasurer of Disposition oi Fines Collected; 14, Proceedings 10 i5 iProceedifgs to Keep the Peace; Warrant of Arrest; IS. Form of Uni- dertaking of Bond to Keep the Peace; G7s Form of Undertaking of Appeal Bond in Proceedings to keeR R vit. gne i9. Search Warrants-Form Of War" rant: 20, Form of Mittimus of Commlt- ment; 2f, Witnesses--Suopoena zz, Witnssses-oath1 dn SEi1nto sE,nr to Appear Appear before Higher Court to, Testify for the State or Defendant. ,,,.,.o,.
 Tines forms are taken from Clarkes Form Book with some slight modinea. tions and are of praetlcal use ,sn1,iss,ce anu of those who may use the Code anu who are not familiar with the forms. Chapter 106. CrIme Against N1e'
 This. chapter is unchanged.
 Chapter I07. Dead Bodies and Graves
 Ofgenses COncerninA. S0O8-SOA4'
 This chapter Is eunchanged, so,- Chapter 10s Dean1ti0Ss,d snnhn0Ssd OOiS-OOi'
 Chapter 10O. Dentistry. 0OAS'
 This chapter is unchanged. =
 Chapter 200. DlsPensary' SOAV-oO@O:
 The title and subject matter IS St snS snis are based upon Acts of February 10, 1898. D. I0S, Sections and 10; and oI october 1, 1903, D. 373, Section; puL aae .s to make the Iegislative intention enec- tive: it declares the sale of liquor m violation of the dispensary law to pe an ofYense and provides penalty ana aIso noakes if an offense to drink liquor on premises of dispensary ana proNioeS Chapter 21O. Distirbing Females, Re-
 IIgIOus Worship nnd school AS-
 sembIies. OO21-0o3s.
 This chapter is unchanged.
 Chnpter 2O2. Drunkenness. dOz4.
 This chapter is unchanged.
 Chapter 2O3. Dueling. 6OzS-6O2S.
 This chapter is unchanged.
 Chapter 204. Elections, ORenaes Con"
 cerniBg. BO27-8OzS.
 This chapter is divided into three ar ticles, whereas heretoIoFe " Soht"tieN 04s Section io 4ss1 of the Code of 1896 sub: stituted by, Section AS of the Act or ossoSf ser3fon 4sSs of the Code of 1896 su- perseded by Section 1OS of the same
 Section 46s1 of the Code of 1S9e is omitted because embraced In the gen eral section, covering all Special charges to be given.
 Section 6O44 (4694) Is rewritten to conform to Act of October g, 1903. p. 43S. Section 56 .., provides against unlawful registration, in accordance with Section II of the Act of Oct. 9, 1903. p. 43S. known as the .sCsanaral Election Law"