The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-18
MEASURES ARE REPORTED
 FAVORABLY IN THE SENATE

all outstanding valid claims against the said fund.
 II. B. 5s4. by MT. Holey-To further provide for jurors for the trial of causes other than capital causes in the criminal court of Jefferson county or other courts exercising criminal Jurisdiction in said county.
 & B. IT, by MT. Reynolds (with amend menD-To classify the public schools of Alabama and to name the branches of study to be taught in the same
 s. B. 253, by MT. Barbour-To provide for the more efficient supervision Of the public schools of the state.
 s. B. 2S0 by MT. Barbour (with amend menD-To make it an offense for any depot agent or person having control of any passenger depot to neglect to keep in some convenient place at or near such depot a water closet or necessary in good condition for the benefit of ladies in waiting and expecting to become passen- gers OF any passenger train at such depot, and to prescribe punishment there for.
 S. B. 240, by Mir Overton (with amend menD-To provide for the legal enforce ment in the courts of this state of any liability incurred in another state which is the subject of legal enforcement in such other state
 s. B. 242 by MT. Overton-To provide for the disposition and distribution, and manner of distribution of the proceeds, when collected of any bond, payable to the state of Alabama, given by any rail road company or other common carrier to have annulled, suspended or enjoined, any rate or rates established or pre- scribed for the transportation of freight or property.
 S. B. 278. by MT. Barbour with subst- tute)-To make 1t an offense for any depot agent, or person having control of any passenger depot with telegraph office to neglect or fail to keep displayed in the waiting room bulletin board showing when any delayed passenger train will arrive at such depot. and to prescribe the punishment therefor.
 S B. 309 by MT. Now horter-To pro- vide for the protection, custody and maintenance of minor children under IA years of age whose parents or guardians are morally unfit.
 S. B. 315, by Mir Forrester-To author ize the town of Dothan to establish, maintain. regulate and make efficient, dispensary in the town of Dothan and to provide for the operation and carry ing on of such dlspensary by the sald town of Dothan, and for a distribution of the net proceeds of the said dispeh- sary.
 H. B. All by MT. Ballard of Pike-Fo prohibit the selling, giving away or oth7 h erwise disposing of spirituous, Vinous ana lmalt liquors and other intoxicating liquors in Pike county. otherwise than by dispensaries in the cities or Troy ana Brundidge To provide for and make CT deient such dispensaries and to prescribe inc penalties for the violation of this act.
 & R. 194 by MT. Doster-To provide for the payment of interest on the iuhd in the state treasury, the proceeds or lands sold by the "AlaDaha birls ih- dustrial school"
 s B. SS, by MT. Hays--To appropriate the sum of six thousand dollars for the completion and improvement Of the school building of the Eighth congress sional District Agricultural school, located at Athens. the main school building hay ing been destroyed by storm III NoFen'- Der, 1906.
 S R. 297 by MT. Gunn-For the re- lief of J. M. Cobb and w. ]. Taylor
 S. B. 2s2, by MT. Gunn-For the. reiea of E. Pippin, a Confederate pensioner or Clarke county, Alabama. ..,,..
 R 1O3. by MT. Reynolds-To provide for the better equipment and support or the University of Alabama, and To ap- propriate funds therefor
 R 8l1. by MT. Teasley-To promote and encourage agriculture, the ralslhB ol live stock and Kindred interests. in the state of Alabama, by appropriatlhe an, nually the sum of twenty-hVe thousahu dollars out of any moneys in the treasury 
 not otherwise appropriated, to De palu in premiums for exhibits Of live stock agriculture and kindred interests, 10 pc made on the following fair grounds; Ala ,hama Horticultural association, Nandlver mark, Montgomery, Ala, $S6OO; Cehdrai Alabama Fair association grounds at Sei- ma Ala, $4OO0: state fair grounds Huntsville, Ala, $4OOO. and to exempt rom nayment of license and taxes state coul- ty. and municipal all the buslhesss' trades professions, exhibits and ihdus, tries that may be carried on on salu fair grounds during the annual talr to be held by each of said fair associa- tions. ,r ,,ro
 H B. 2O5, by MT. Lancaster-To appro- nriate the sum of ten thousand ooliais for the completion of the school pui.oIns of the Fifth Congressional Dlstrlct AFT cultural school, located at Wetumpka, inc main school building being destroyed by fire January b, 1906. .,,.
 s E. 22S by MT. Reynolds-Io make q annronriation for the repair, building ana maintenance of the Confederate Soldiers Home at Mountain Creek, Alabama.
 S B. 22G, by MT. Heacock t"lth sup stitutel-To make appropriation Tor the Confederate Soldiers Home at Mountain Creek Alabama, and for other purposes