The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20

ticss or demands for such sworn state- ments and additional bonds may be given in the manner hereinbefore pre- scribed.
 Sec. 2. From the judgment or decree of the trial court m appeal may be taken by either party to the Supreme Court at any time within thirty days from the date of the rendition of said decree. If said appeal be taken by the common carrier or railroad corr po4ation security for the costs of the appeal shall be given as in cases of appeals from chancery courts. and if supersedeas bond had been given on appeal to the chancery court. as above provided for, then pending said appeal to the Supreme Court and pending an appeal thereto by the Railroad Com mission, if 1t should appeal. such bond shall continue in full force and effect and all the conditions thereof shall be complied with. and .he failure to file said sworn statements or give said additional bonds when and as required shall 60 instant revive the rates. fares and charges complained of. Said cause shall have precedence over all other causes, except criminal cause; both in the trial court and in the Supreme Court, and may be advanced on the docket for the purpose of expediting the final decision thereof.
 Sec. |. All expenses incurred by the Railroad Comm. ssion in the trial of said cause. including any costs that may be taxed against it. or against any member thereof, shall be paid out of the State Treasury upon warrant drawn by the Auditor on the State Treasurer and approved by the Gov- ernor.
 Sec. 5. That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of this act be, and the same are hereby, repealed.
 Approved November 2s. 1907.
 Onicial:
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
 No. 45.) AN ACT (H. 36. To provide for the prompt publication
 of the general Acts of the Legisla-
 Be it enacted by the Legislature of Alabama.
 Section 1. Immediately after every general act has been approved by the Governor, the Secretary of State shall have 1t correctly copied and the copy placed In the hands of the public printer. who must. as soon as practica- ble, print one thousand u,000) copies
  State must distribute two copies to every member and officer of the Legis- lature, and to every State officer hav- ing an office in the Capitol; ten copies to the Department of Archives and History; ten copies to the Supreme Court library. and mail one copy to every Judge and Clerk of Court of Record In this State. and one copy to every Solicitor or Assistant or Deputy gotfrffa~ and Ghariff and County Of- ficer in this State.
 Sec. ?. The acts required to be printed hereby must be printed on go6d white paper. to be approved by the Governor. of the same size pages, as those of the Alabama Reports" and numbered from one CD consecutively, so that they may be bound into a vol tune if desired.s
 Sec. 8. The Acts must be printed in the order in which they are approved. and when sixteen dS) pages are print ed they must be folded and stitched, or stapled, on the side, and delivered without waiting for more.
 Sec. {. The Governor shall see that the public printer prints and delivers the Acts promptly, and if for any cause he cannot print them so that they may be delivered to the Secretary of State within three t3) days of the de- livery of the copy to the publisher, the Governor shall forthwith contract for this printing with some publisher who will print and deliver the General Acts as fast as they are passed.
 Sec, 5. That in making the contract for the publication of the Acts of the Legislature. the Governor shall require the printer to give bond in such sum as he may direct. conditioned that the General Acts shall be printed as here in provided. and delivered to the Sec- retary of State within three days from the receipt of the Copy thereof by the printer. and that q volume of the Gen. erai Acts shall be printed. bound and delivered to the secretary of State within forty t40) days from the ad- iournment of the session of the Legis- lature; provided. that If recess be taken for a longer time than thirty (30) days, that then all of the General Acts passed before the recess shall be immediately printed, bound and de- livered.
 Approved. Nov. 2s. 1907.
 Official:
 Frank N. Julian. h"
 Secretary of State.