The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17

fire. coHlned from Becfion 50 Ol tly was . part of section 2s1O of the Code section s4o7 (2siO, ls 1e- ggltteng., based upon a part ot section 2610 n tRs tRss cGss tSs secton os lssS@ @ daye tS be fsS and compared to fuhy comprehend aA of the charges wrought by the coaihs cation.
 1 making false statements by insurance companies and pfesvyibes penalty; n was formerly section 2ss4 of the Code
 section saos t2s7s) Provides penalty for neeleetink tU appear and ! testify before Insurance Commissioner or obsfructing the Insurance Commis- sioner or his deputies in .ne formerly section 257s Of the Coae of issei Section s4io Yssos5 ProhlbitF rebates or special privileges allowed cestaln policy holders and prescribes penalty lls was formerly section z602 of the
 gas Section Hs isH siii tzsos, Defines agents Of foreign companies and Rreserle9ss IssI,. ash out a license; It was formerly sectiou 20D3 of the Code or 1896.
 Section e4i2 261el Rewritten but of iss6, which gives grand jaries iI- laalsftnrtal Npowers to Inquire as to of thh tnsafance laws of the State. Chaptef za5 Jali. 64l3-Ga3S. This chapter is unchanged. Chapter z8B, JohnsDR-esrass seed, saie Of in Oats. @434s Title of this chapter rewritten, put lsubJect-niatter tinchangea. p...,s
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 This chapter is unchanged. Chnpter 23s. JurpKe apd dmFaeSs eaao-
 a.s.,. .,,n..n, nae Svvn Articles added: Articlc Ii. Keeping Together ana va,s5 aSs55- lchar9ing the Jitfy3 and Aftfcss " FA1 FoAa Ing uf the Jury Hhe s., ".
 section e4s4 is d new section, codifisd 1 from Act of February 3. l6y.e ?. eso, section II 1t provides fqr rsalMahg Ssrd box whenever the filling was iitsSai q section M el5s is new and proviaea Tor notice to commissioners to assembIs si to refill jury box, which was collhleu aass's ! from the same Act as the preceding
 'i seegien s4se (4sss) Is rewritten and l Is changed by striking out the various classes of persons sxemps st,.,ani pona is s,s | the University ana colleges. teachers and pupils of academies and common scho0lsI ministers, pracflnS lhysi- Ieian aovernInants, justices of the peace, euhstabies, keekers of pnplie ] inills. ferries. toll bridges and toll. gates, ofEicers Of railroads. ofncers anQ a.la crew of sfeamboats, Ofhcers or lhe lbenitentiary, superintendent and phy- sicians of the Insane Hospitais, anu dss sistants, mali contractors, mail aeShts public stage owners, urngglsss pals.a pna.s + fnaclsts commissioned officers ana non officers musicians ana hTivafes of the Alabam State troops The eofnmissioner doubteu sot8eWnat his authority to make shese ehanEsss. s.s ldeferfninea to do 50. The law as it l now exists- exempts nearly every man in the State from jury duty who can earn more than g dollar and 2 na nall A day; there are few classes who earn more than this who are .feauifed t0 perform jury duty, but they are very few. One class pt persons after anoth- ef have had themselyss exempt from rom and required to perform jury duty, the most important and sacred required or the citizen, is left to that class. of psr- sons who are least conpetent ana apie as the commissioner d travesty upon both common kenBe and justice. for the law itself, the spirit and the letter to ex- Iempt those eiess6S of people from per forfnsnr this duty and function Of citis zenship, the most important of all to reuuire it to be performed by that class least cpnhpetent and Ieast able tc psr. litifely lneapabie of performing # Tightly, and more than #o-thifds ok those who are exempt from .perfurln- 1 fn- it are well qualified to disonarKe the dutiaaC Ie is true that the amend. ment will work a hardship upon those classes of people who have hefetofore been exempt. but the good to pc done society, the. State and the people as T lNNholpe will more than compeAsate for the inconvenience or loss that the ln~ divldgals or the particular class VIII VII change ia the excuse for the explana- tion which is not made as to other
 section s47s is new section based 10. 244, but rewrlttenI It provides for the defendant walving a special yenlre in capital cases. The section should be read and compared with the original
 Section ess1 t6Ofo) The last clause of this section provided that the action of the court In excusing jurors under this section shall not be the subject of revision" Is added by the eommission-
 section s4se (5O15) Six psrempaory challenges on the trial of bastardy are allowed Instead of four, so as to make the section conform to other provis:- ions of the Code.
 Section casa (5023) The clause and in any event the court may in It's dis erection order sufficient number of ouaIified iurors summoned to increaba the number of grand jurors to elgh- teen." added after the word executed"
 section s4p7 is new 1t simply enum- erates in one section all the subjected upon which the court Is required to charge the grand jury specially and 1t conBequently takes the place of sever- al different sections heretofore appe9r- ing in several chapters or under dlf- ferent subjects.
 Section BB25 Is new section and pr6- vfdes for the discharge of Juries and entering mistrial tn certain specified cases.
 Chapter a8D. Labels, stnnps, Marks or
 Brands of Goods, Wares or Mer-
 ehnnaise. e520L0s3a.
 Title of chapter rewritten.
 they make 1t an offense to cohnterfeits1 labor union lab 9ls and provide for fil- ing copy of such labels; codified from Act of March 1. 1se1,' D. 146 sections and 2.
 Chapter 24O. Landmarks, Altering or
 RemovinB. OSSS.
 Title and subieet-matter new; 1t prozN |vides against altering or removing landmarks. Chapter 24f. Larceny and Like 0f4
 fenseH. 8I38-6J49.
 This chapter Is unchanged.
 Chapter 242, Libel and DefamattOn.
 655O-6553.
 This chapter is unchanged.
 Chapter 243. Liens ana Executions,
 Frauds, as to. G554-s5J5.
 Title of this chapter new; but sub Ject- matter unchanged
 Chnafer PA. EtTnltRfsoRa of pFOsecuA
 tions. 055G-65O4.
 This chapter Is unchanged, Chapter 245. Liquors, selling, Giving.