The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-30

members that while
 asures and corrections case, they cannot say
 1al changes have been
 IS much interest in reports
 $ of radical nature have been
 none of the members but say
 a mistake about the stories to
 feet. Judge J. J. Mayfeld code
 lssioner, has been with the com
 se much of the time and has made self of great help in getting over the ork There were about ten thousand sections ready. The manuscript code had 7O5S and all of the laws of the present session were taken in.
 The members of the commission are: Senators, Lusk, Merritt and Gardner; representatives, John, chairman; Car michael Foster. Stegall and Maner.
 Municipal Code Commission. The municipal code commission has finished up It's work and will be able in a few days to give out the details of d bill that will meet the needs Of cities Of all sizes and kinds the members say. Chairman Gunter says that while the bill is not yet fully made up 1t is almost so and he will be able to tell of its details in a short while.
 Now that the recess committees have finished their work attention is called to the fact that there are no fans in the halls of the legislature and they will be very much needed Let the governor know that things ought to be cooled down very much by the time we get back here' said a member of the code committee before he left for home. Also, 1t would be well to have this room given an over hauling that will put 1t in good shape again.
 The supreme court adjourned the Mo- vember term by law today. special term will be held next week in order to clear up the rehearings and some pre- ferred cases not yet worked out
 More Answers.
 Replications of the Central of Georgia railroad and the Western Railway of Ala hama were filed in the office of the clerk of the federal court today.
 The documents are replies to the an- swers of the railroad commission of the state composed of Charles Henderson, J. A Harris and w. D. Nesbitt, and Attor- ney General A. NJ. Garber, who Is acting for them in the matter of averting an in- junction against the state, sought by the railroads in regard to the enforcement of the maximum rate bill.
 The Central of Georgia railroad, by Vice President Alexander R. Lawton and Assistant Secretary George H. Ritchter of the company, reply to the bill of par
  ing that the bill Is Uncertain, evasive and insufficient in law"
 The Western Railway of Alabama makes the same plea In its reply and says further that it will prove It's original con- tention as set forth in the petition.
 Association AdJourns.
 The State Bar association elected the following officers at the meeting at Jack sons Lake today and adjourned:
 President, H. S. D. Mallory.
 Vice presidents, Nc. J. Smith, W. T. Sanders J. A W. Smith, w. O. Mullzey and Tipton Mullins.
 Secretary treasurer Alex Troy.
 Central Council-John London, chair man; Lee c. Bradley, E. k. Campbell, Eden de Graffenreid, c. c. Whitsam. Executive Committee-R. D. Steiner. chairman; c. P. Mcintyre, P. H. Stern, Gaston Gunter and Alex Troy.
 Against Ruston Bill.
 Believing that the regulations embodied in the Rushton bill in the Alabama leg islature is not conducive to the welfare of members of their profession, the as- sociation defeated a resolution indorsing the bill by a close vote of b to 13.
 Believing that the regulation adopted by the State Bar association, March 4, 1901. providing that members of the as- sociation improperly seek business be barred from practice in the United States. Is too stringent, the association today amended the by-laws to make the offenss