The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-16
MARCH 16, 1907.

have completed and settled the bust ness connected herewith. All vacan- cies in said commission which occur by death. resignation or otherwise. shall be filled by the Governor.
 2. Said commission shall have charge of the interests of the State of Alabama, and It's citizens. in the col lection, preparation and exhibition at said exposition of the manufactures, arts and natural and industrial pro- ducts of this State, illustrating its history, progress. moral and material welfare. growth, enterprise and devel- opment. and all other matters tending to advance the interests or reputation and prosperity of this State at said ex- position. It shall collect obtain and disseminate throughout the State al, necessary information regarding the said exposition: secure the co-opera- ton of scientific. agricultural. mechan. icai, manufacturing, historical and other associations In the several coun- ties of the State in promoting the ob- jects of, the exposition, and in general to have and eyarcise full authority In relation to the participation of the State of Alabama and Its citizens In the Jamestown Ter-Centennial Expo- sition.
 g.. After the said exposition shall have been closed. the said commission
  wise dispose of all property of the State of Alabama then on the exposi- tion grounds, on or near Hampton Roads. and deposit the moneys receiv- ed therefor in the State Treasury, ana any money In the possession of said commission belonging to the State shall be paid to tho State Treasurer, and the accounts of the commission fully settled within six months after the close of the said exposition, and n report made to the next session oH the Legislature.
 4. All the necessary expenses at- tendant upon the carrying out by the said commission of the objects Tor which 1t is created. shall be paid out of such sum as may be appropriated therefor by the Legislature upon the certificate of the president of said commission.
 5. To carry out the provisions of this Act the sum of twenty-five thous- and dollars is hereby appropriated from any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
 6. This. act. shall take effect on It's
 Approved March 1. 1901
 OfficiaI:
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State.
 No. s4s.) AN ACT GIT. 4s1 To fix and provide for the salaries of
 city officers in the cities of the
 State of Alabama, having pop-
 ulation of over twenty-five thous-'
 and inhabitants
 Section i. Be 1t enacted by the Leg fsiature of Alabama: That the salaries of mayors in aiit cities in the State having oyer twenty-hve thousand pop- ulation,' according to the next preced- fng Federal census, shall not exceed the sum of five thousand dollars per annum, payable fin monthly instail- ments out of the treasury of the said cities. to be fixec by the City Council or other governing bodies of said cities, and that the salaries of all other officers of such cities shall be fixed by the City Council or other govern ing body of said cities. provided, how ever, that this act shall not authorize the payment to any aldermen or coun- cilmen of any salary and provided, further, that where there is salary limit of such officers of such cities provided in the charter or laws gov erYing the same, that the same shall not be altered or changed above such salary limit except by two-thffds vote of all the members elected to said City Council or other governing body of such cities. and by and with the consent of the mayor. Provided fur. ther that no officer of any municipality shall during his term of office be em- ployed professionally or otherwise by any corporation holding or operating a franchise granted by the city or the state involving the use of the streets of the municipality.
 Sec. 2. That all laws and parts of laws, general, local. or special. in con- ffiet with the provisions of this Act, be and the same are hereby repealed. official:
 Frank N. Julian.