The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
BILLS INTRODUCED IN
ALABAMA LEGISLATURE

16, Is and 20, of an act entitled an act
for the relief of needy Confederate SOL
dfers and sailors, resident citizens of
Alabama and their widows" approved
February 10, 1885, which said amendatory
act was approved March 4, 1901 APP
preparations.
Fl. B. 202, by Mr.. McCrory--For the adj
ditional relief of needy Confederate sol
dires and sailors who are resident citi-
zens of the state of Alabama and their
widows, by the appropriation of $35O,000
annually, and the further additional APP
preparation of $25O,OOO to be paid on Oc-
tober 1, 1909, and $3.50 600 to be paid on
October 1, 1910, if in the opinion of the
governor, the condition of the treasury
warrants the payment of the said $4,000
on October J. 1908, October /, 1909 and
October 1. 1910 without borrowing the
same. Appropriations.
H. b. 203, by Mr.. Rushton-To impose
a tax on gifts, inheritance. requests, Leg
acies, devices and SUGGESTIONS in certain
cases. Ways and Means.
H. b. 204, by Mr.. Rushton-To regu-
late sales OF stocks of merchandise In
bulk, or portions thereof otherwise than
in the ordinary course of trade and to
punish violation of the same. Commerce
and Common Carriers.
H. B. 205, by Mr.. Lancaster-To appro-
pirate the sum of $4,000 dollars for the
completion of a school building of the
Fifth Congressional District Agricultural
school, located at Wetumpka, the main
school building being destroyed by fire
January 5, 1906. Appropriations
H. b. 206 by Mr. Smith of Elmore.-
with notice and proof ITO repeal an
act entitled an act to regulate the trial
of misdemeanors in the county of Ell
more, approved December IA, 1892, and to
provide for the retransfer of pending
causes from said county court to the
circuit court of said county, and the en-
forcement of judgments already rendered
in said county court. Local Legislation.
II. b. POI, by Mr.. Baltzell-To amend
section 1906 of the code of 1896. Judiciary.
IL. b. POS, by Mr.. Lee of Houston-ro
fix the fees of judges of probate for
recording wills, deeds, mortgages and
other papers and proceedings required
by law to be recorded, Claims and fees.
II. b. 209, by Mr.. Pugh-To amend Sec
ton 50S7 of the criminal code. Temper
ance.
II. B. 210, by Mr.. Armstrong-To require
the publication of the findings of the
city, circuit, city and chancery courts
and courts of like jurisdiction of the sew
eral counties in this state. judiciary.
III. b. 21, by Mr.. Armstrong-To p1o-
vide for the publication of the proceed
ings of the court of county commission
ers and the boards of revenue of the
several counties of the state. judiciary.
III. b. 212, by Mr.. Armstrong-To pre-
vent any public official from disclosing
the names of grand and petit jurors, and
providing a penalty therefor. Judiciary.
III. b. 213, by Mr.. Armstrong with
notice of proo0-To provide for the sale
and disposition of sixteenth section:
school lands, in township five, range
seven. in Jackson county, and for the
disposition of the fund arising from
such sale. Education.
II. B. pa, by Mr.. Benson--To provide
for the sale and disposition of the six
tenth section, school lands, in township
five, range five. in Jackson county, and
for the disposition of the fund arising
from such SALE Education.
II. b. 215, by Mr.. Glover-To further
regulate the city court of Birmingham,
Alabama, and the practice and proceed
ure in said court; to provide for judges
thereof, their election, term of office, re-.
moval power and salary; for the election,
term of office, bond, removal and duties
of the clerk and register thereof, and
to provide suitable court rooms and
places, dockets, stationery, and other
supplies for the holding of said court.
Local legislation.