The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-11

liabilities and Jurisdiction of the city over
the territory brought into the corporate
limits, and the rights of the inhabitants
thereof, including rights relating to pub
| lie schools, and to provide for the APP
portionment between city and county of
the road and bridge tax collected by the
county on property within the city, and
the expenditure of the funds by the city.
Municipal organization
IL. b. 30, by Mr.. John-(By request y
| To provide for the enaction and merger
of any city or town into a contiguous
city or town. Municipal organization.
II. B. 1910 authorize the board of
| revenue or the court county commits
| sioners" of any county In the state of
Alabama to build court houses otherwise
than at the county site for the accommo-
| dalton of local courts, which are courts
of record. Judiciary.
! II. B. 81. by Mr.. John-(By request. Ito
regulate the use of money or other valu-
able things, the employment of workers
and the contribution to election and cam
paign funds in primary and other cleo
tons and. political campaigns. Privileges
| and elections
! II. b. %. by Mr.. John--To organize the
| sheriff and his deputies the constahles
and their deputies and all police officers
| into an efficient force of executive Off
| GERS and to prescribe the qualifications re-
|
| service, and to create a commission for
| their examination and discharge and to
= prescribe their duties and how controlled
| in time of disturbance. riots and unlaw-
full assemblies. judiciary.
| Fl. B. 80. by Mr.. John-'To authorize the
| courts of county commissioners of the
| several counties and other courts of like
! Jurisdiction, to compromise certain claims
| in favor of the counties. Judiciary
/ r To Il
| division of section 95s of the code of
! Alabama. Judiciary
| Fl. b. Al, by Mr. Sherrod-To regulate
| the employment of railroad telegraphers
and the establishing of board of tele-
| graph examiners. Commerce and COM
| mon carriers.
| H. B. AZ, by Mr. Kirby-To regulate the
employment of children In factories and
manufacturing establishment in this state.
! and to provide for the punishment of vio-
| latons of the regulat ions prescribed Min
ing and manufacturing
| Fl. b. 40, by Mr.. Kirby-To prohibit
| contracts and agreements for the sale and
! future delivery of cotton. grain, provis-
| ions and other commodities, stocks, bonds
and other securities upon margin, COM
monty known as dealing in future; to de-
| clare such transactions unlawful and
| to constitute a misdemeanor on the part
| of any person, association of persons or
| corporations participating therein; wheth-
| er directly on indirectly to prohibit the
! establishment maintenance or operation
| of any office or other place where such
| contracts are made or offered; to define
what shall constitute prima face evidence
of guilt; to compel all persons participant
| ing in such transactions to testify con-
| corning their connections Herewith; to
provide that no discovery made by any
witness which would tend to subject him
! to conviction or punishment under this
| act, shall be used against such witness
| in any penal or criminal proceeding and
| that he shall be altogether pardoned
therefor; to provide that no regular COM
mercal exchanges and other bona fide
| trade organizations may post quotations
of market prices and for other purposes.
Judiciary
II. b A. by Mr.. Maner-To prevent
the admiration or and deception in the
sale of white lead and mixed paints in
this state. Commerce and common car
| riers.
| II. b. 40. by Mr.. Maner-To regulate the
sale of concentrated commercial feeding
stuffs, defining the same, and fixing pen
! alties for the violation thereof. Public
health.
H. B. 46, by Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the
sale of food in the State of Alabama
and providing penalties for the viola ton
thereof. Public health
ii. b. AZ, by Mr.. Long, of Morgan-To
amend section 5049, (37S9) 435S) 1860.
1901 (3706D (37O7) C60, 1911 criminal code
of 1898 defining grand larceny. Revision of
laws.
II. B. 40, by Mr.. Moore, with notice and
proof-To provide for holding the circuit
court in st. Clair county, Alabama; to de-
vide said county into two judicial divis-
ions to regulate the said court and the
jurisdiction of. and the proceedings in
and relating to the same. judiciary
II. 3. 80, by Mr.. Moore, with notice
and proof-To authorize the town of Pell
City, in ST. Clair county. to establish and
operate a dispensary for the purpose of
buying and selling spirituous, vinous and
malt liquors, and to provide for the dis
tribution of certain profits arising there
from and for the purpose of better con-
trolling and regulating the sale of such
liquors, upon the casting of majority
vote In favor of such dispensary at an
election to he held by the qualified voters
of precincts 10. u, 10, 16. 10, 10, IA, and II
In ST. Claire country, on the second Mon
day of April 1907 and upon the casting
OF a majority vote against such dispen-
sary at the election herein provided for
to repeal the act approved February q
1909 establishing dispensary at Pell City
the repeal to take effect December 81
1907. Temperance.
II. p. 81. by Mr. Sanford, with notice
and proof-To have sections three go
four %. five C) and six co of an act
entitled IAN act to amend an act en-
titled an act to establish a city court
for the county of Talladega, approved
February 23 1892 as the same appears n
acts of 1s94-5, page 1918 ct SEQ, tC
create two divisions of the city court Of
Talladega, TO be known respectively. a:
1.-The Talladega division of the city cour
} of Talladega," and 1.-THE Sylacauga divis
ion of the city court of Talladega;" Il
prescribe the jurisdictions of said d
visions, the times and places for holding
courts therein and to regulate the pro
ceedings therein. judiciary.
Fl. p. 80, by Mr. Sanford-To regulate
the purchase, sale, transfer and registra
ton of witness certificates issued from
courts of record or by the grand juries Of
, such courts in Alabama. Judiciary.
II. b. IS. by Mr.. Sanford-To amend
section FIVE thousand and five of the cod,
of Alabama of of 1886. Judiciary.
II. r. 81. by Mr.. Sanford-To fix fees and
compensation of physicians and surgeon.
when summoned as Witnesses to testify
professionally in the trial OF civil ant
criminal cases. Claims and fees
II. Is. So. by Mr.. Sanford-To provide fo
the exclusion from the court room of al
persons. except such as may be necessar,
in the conduct of a trial. in prosecution:
for rape. assault with intent to ravish
seduction and incest. Judiciary.
II. b. S. by Mr. Sanford-To amend fiv,
thousand and sixteen (5016 of the code o
Alabama of 1896. Judiciary.
II. B 81, by Mr.. Bulger-To mage add
tional appropriations for the benefit of tn,
public school in Alabama. Appropria