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New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
The RMPERSAND.

Af.persand y. y. Sept. II tSpociai''
doors of this hotel had barely closed al 'i'
backs of the departing guests at the close o' '.0
season. on Monday. September To- peioie '''
architects took possession and began the PEI
fa,tjon cf their plans for the internal anu 80 80,
nal improvements of the property, NIltI S-a,I,,
a parl Of the general plans Tor the - IF
Iu,nt of the AmpCrsand. under Ihe oo''S art toI IN
tbe rle,. AmperSand Club II Is hoN a,,a,,-
that the inprov cTlentS desired holoie le -,
iug of The, mouse next season caliioL Dt - "a.
pllsncd for less than SII,Hht In auuilloi' 4,;c,
nov casino grill and winter quarters Ia
win ie in one building on the lake SlioIt. - ~
r-rtIy i,eiow the main hotel ana 'iI "a -
alterations to the hotel itself. ute pieiII: ~,
tep,plate The abolition Of the present mo, llie oe
trance and the construction in IT'S pianV -
fin. boardwalk or promenade Whlch sieL s ,I
9rofnd the bluff before the hotel aii'iu'"7
view Of the lake beneath. e .bo yursts
when the house closed some ol lIe sr1,9
,ara On hnntinC trips planning 10 return, l!T 80
INN direct 10 the city. one party % hIC"rtL AZ
NJ and Mrs George A. Lee, MI ana M M
Icro,,,e Alexandra and MesSrs- Mer"Nh'. -
Gs,rn Gerald and Lowell Lee, went 10 i-"Ne
1Iassav-epie for a weeks hunting ,i,h
Mr. Leo also headed a party mahins siie - ~
~, ,n,narsan6 Mountain. in the record tlI,e Va
1,o,r ~ minutes which included MS nIUtllei -
Nriss willis and Miss Kerr. the Misses " "lii'ei
Mrs Work and Mr.. Williams 49,, Iii;
ono Of the dinner parties of more udil oiui i
nary Interest at the An1persand before the t!oo
me was that given by J. Peyton clark LOT
IF friends
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
ATLANTIC CITY AFFAIRS
Nany agreeable Experiences for
Those U'hO Remain at Shore.

Atlantic City. Sept. 81 CSpeciaD.-Henry Guy
Carleton. journalist Indian scout. play"rlsh'
81 inventor who recently suffered a sewers
attack OF paralysis. Is spending some time ID
This CITY for the benefit Of his health
William l. Finch. OF the Hotel sterHne- Al
uounces that in the future his house VIII remain
,,sr, all the year round. The Sterling Is srsanl
heated and in every way a winter mouse /
* in kentucky avenue. within short walk
:. ~. ocaan. the boardwalk and all the ocean
front attractions
Tho annual dog show Of the Atlantic cry
Kennel club will open On the steepleehase Fis'
to-day. There are more entries than ever De-
fore. and the success OF the show Is assured
The annual banquet Of the Kennel Cluo vas
held in the gold room of the Hotel Jackson TO-
night -,... -..,-r-.
tr0e of the happiest and most pleased Vislt'-s
in Atlantic City is Governor + T. Glehu U
North carolina who while at the shore Is ma -
ING his HEADQUARTERS at the Hotel st Cnafles-
When a newspaper man called on the go go sii..I -
srd asked him concerning his fight against cer-
tain Southern railroads he said tnat ne W a . ,1
ing three-Ine walk before predhLast 0,1Ly
day- din in the surf before lunch. and Ions
walk on the boardwalk IN tRe s, :, TI.-'s - t1,
dinner You see said the GoVetI!oI, -
getting in training for that hsht WIN IN !.
roads I am in the fixht 70 stay. ana "hdl .
more | expect 10 he victorious Inc tIpNesH5- ,i
is a man of physical power ana totIs-l.S.' toss. -
personality He is over six feet il height anu
t..biIe bs weighs considerably more tnan t"o
hundred pounds. does not carry an eu''(V - -.
plus flesh Governor Glenn - dehshlsu VIZ" 49, -.
visit and expects 10 spend three or four NeeN'
here -
Howard W. Garrison vho vas the par
George Elmer in Green : H'IeL OF ~ rstra~-4
walk i'm the summer. has purchased tHe iaI- .[
interest IN the house. and in the coming HHoiIll
Will b. its sole proprietor AI'h"usn s;a5 = -
man in years. Mr.. Garrison Is eNpei17i'O7 80
hotel aSemenJ - .t~ - ~
Captain NJ A Delaney, L ; y I5,-,rS mio - .,
rrnserr stationed in Washington IS enJcSI IHz
nYcsL,.s f1,rIousn which he is spending mere no
is AT the Hotel 81 Charles - -. 49,, rsri-iza
CanraiD Preu6erEaSt. officer IN tile . . t''
army is spending sosaa time at Nie-IoSs NiE.
" vrIIen of Pc-uSy.F ania. mslnCeT ~
o,I.,-ass ie among the visitors spending tHo
1atter mart os september here tie IS 49, atIgI'-1
nanieJ nv Mrs Mullen. and they are AZ lGe ,Ii
tt~Ia'-.rdcn in spite of the SenerailS heiF' =
Iatsness Of the season Congressman Mul'eil i -, -
cntbusiastic bather and does not permit any
.ir- tn 60 by without his customary dlP.
Thomas F McNichoi a brother OF sen s'e,.t,O,
..It,,,.. Nc\lChoI OF Phia delpnla IS eAJ,. tr.S
fCrtntsb+-s oItiug herr accompanied oH W NHl,tli
sheridan and they are al the Hotel tl'reAuo"'
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home in that cify IN his automobile, taking hiA
family with him =o
The announcement of The changes 20 he IsI, m az
ut tht Kuisscapmont another season mas " t c.
tns approval Of many patrons "t u" -,
H;Gu,crous :, ;i~ons. All J. in readiness - -,
the work soon the hotel closes "'' "
guests i1ath to depart. .h,-..
il ,bf n1;ci iaN. been ,.r:,lt;. ming friends ana
-evvya: Giuner parties have 9cen held. ,,.o,
Mr.. and Mrs Waldo +. truincr M. 80
cuteltajHinC Mrs : +. Hupi"'r"' - '--
4; their ,..tf ig, near tn ,,usse;t ,iuo'tt -,
Thomas ". Nosclcy. Of New YORK. N'x i
luncheon guest of Morton Taylor "a ~" io' -
ealiy thc week. ., .,,i-
g D. Rranran. of Lakewood. arrived t,lIS s
week Joining his family at the Bramah '''''7>
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

Mrs Howe and John NJ Fereuson They 'Msi.ll MI
spnrd week at the Mount Washington 'iIS
being their first visit 70 Breton Woods
Truman II. Ne'vburN. Assistant Se'Ie'HI ) "a
tho Navy with Mrs. ard Miss New bury ana W"
children. making a motor trip or the 49,
England states. and were at the mount "@S'-
fnc-on for a few days last week.
Among tho New workers. at the Mount Wash-
incron for jhc rest II the season are MI anc
Mrs. Charles steele -
! ! Hamilton. ot New York. who has ncen
spending the summer a. the Mount w ashuhst"n
with his brother. T.. G Hamilton. mas hceh CIV
ing dinner parties 20 his departing friends.
. = Parkinson. Of New York is at the Hotel
uunlovood for ;hree weeks stay. This ~
MIR rarkinSon's first visit TO the White Noun
tains. ,, 4,
4 party 81 late arrivals AT the Mapiewood
who will stay until the closing OF the house IN
cludes Mr. and Mrs. George Munson Miss N.
Ioulse Munsuu Of Brooklyn. and Mrs. \. I.
Massey and Miss Clara F. Massey oi water
town. y Y,
Anone, tl}o arrivals n, Marlewood this week
from Manhattan are Mr.. and Mrs Nhilah
Powers and K. u. Powers. who are on thelr
first visit TO Maplewood and VIII stay week or
ten daNs.
NJ Heeehev of Philadelphia. has arrived at
tho Hotel NIapleW ood to join Mrs. HeeShey, VINO
has been there since early in the season. He
viii stav Intn the close uf the season.
4 providence automobile party M the maple
wood this week includes Colonel ana Mrs;
Samuel II. colt. Mr.. and Mrs l.. r. colt ana
Mrs II. ]. colt. They are touring, ana VIII go
on to Quebec and the provinces.
Mrs and Miss Pickard, OF Albany. nave joined
NJ and Mrs Powell ~ New York, at the
Maplev ood. and viii remain there until the
Mr. and Mrs G. q. Read. OF New York. are at
thp NapleVood for Two weeks on their hrst
visit to the mountains.
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THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid. y. Y, Sept. 2l (SpeciaD.-In ad-
sition to the Improvements previously decided
UPON for the Grand View for another season
radical changes will be made about the Grand
View casino and boathouse on the shore Of
Mirror Lake. These VIII amount practically to
he rebuilding Of that structure end its CONVEX
sion into one OF the most comfortable bachelor
quarters to be found in the mountains. A
feature Of the construction viii be the ar
rsngement of broad piazzas along either side
sor the entire length Of the building. These viii
lake the place of halls. the doors Of the rooms
opening directly upon them. and the extra ac-
eomnodations thus afforded together with sew
sral extra rooms IL the hotel Itself. which viii
be made avsilsbie for another season. viii
Increase the Grand Views capacity by fifty
guests
The guests here have been as busy with
pastinaes ct any tine in the season. One
party hesdod hy 7 0 McSltne. New York
made TIE ascent of Mount thiteface a few
Gays ago. The cay selected was a perfect one
and the view obtained from the summit of the
mountain sas superb
Carlos French Of Kew York is one of the
young mel at the Grand View who engaged
this week in a hunting expedition
A 6eer's head offered prize IN one Of the
recent contests at the Grand View was won by
Mrs W II Conville. of New York who has
been spending several weeks here
Professor W. J. Bentley. oF Cornell y-njver-
Estys was among those who ar-ived az the hotel
t.s. week. Professor Bentley SoneS here bis
heea spending several weeks at the Grand
View.
Or. Fsli5erto Rivero cf Havana vas a,,on.,
tie arrivals OF sthe week
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pucl,pe,l University to a party Of friends whom
She has been entertaining at Pine POINT, atI as
camp on the Upper Saranac Lake. HeI Rues,s
included Mr.. and Mrs. victor SI'iIm' ~ -, az r,
NJ {, II Jufd her son, Howard Buchneil. +
Inman. Mra Henry Grady, Master Henry Crazy
and Miss Campeau.
Mrs. \ H. Bclo has been entertaining M'Ss
Caro- + Buxton and Miss Flhhe ftaoocS d'
Lone Star Cabin near the inn.
\ II Davis came Up this week from Ne"
York joining his family at the Riddle cottage
Dr. ana Mrs. John 7. Mum have mad as @ @t'e.r
,iost ~ rbe Nunn cottage Henri D. Dickinson,
OF New York. ,.
Indee : Il. Delehanty. Judge Lewis J. Con
lon and Thomas {. Dunning, or New hoik' w VIZ
are touring the Adlrondacks. arrived at the inn
Nr and Mrs. Frederick r. Gallatin. who have
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
THE ST. REGIS LANES.

T-ppe~ St LegIs. y. 7. sept. p (5peCiaD.-This
region recently the centre % so much OF the
social activity Of the summer life in the Adiron-
daci,s. now wears deserted aspect. Nearly All
of the camps are closed and others viii close
either next week the week following. re"
Of the campers who End il hard 20 shake of the
charm Of the region tgil remain for a week ~
two in October The s.. Regis postofhce VIII
remain open until October l.
Thomas Gardiner will remain in camp on
Pearl Island for several weeks yet and ]. lnslee
Blair VIII also keep his camp open.
The few arrivals of the week include Mt ana
NJ u I Slade who reached Point Rush. the
I-pper ST Regis camp Of Ms. Robert Hoe. ami
N-s a W Bishop. % New York. who arrived n
the Tuner St. Regis camp Of Mr- and Mrs c. T.
Barney. ~
Mr. and Mrs r ". Vanderbilt have closed
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. y Y. Sept II tSpeciaD-Ihe inter-
est in motor boat racing which has peeh Ila'h
tested among the guests at the Aigohqui" anu
owners and occupants of Fhe surrou"'ii's ~
- =, oa,,ne il, season has led to the pur-
,l,a,-o Cf a r,aIlense cup by committee lhciud-
ing p H Gray. c. L. Dickert and ;. }. Apple
,-ard which will be offered for the nrst lillie II
,,ov+ sea SON and will be raced Tor ahhualS
thereafter. ,.,u-.ors for .
The Algonquin has been headquarters Tor a
number of persons who came INTO the noun
taiDs for the hunting season. ana seNeFai paItIeS
--a~,od this week for a week OF two IN the
woods Some of the young women mere hoI
baing able to engage in the hunting eAPeuI-
tiors have found some pleasure IN demon
etrating their skill at pickerel fishing. AS
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
SARANAC INN.

S,aranac nm X Y, Sept. n (SpeciaD.-Ihe
interest in tennis and golf is still keen among
,h. guests at the inn. and some exciting games
have been played on the courts and links mere
this week The women's tennis tournament
the finals of which were played carry IN 'he
week was one of the best ever held at the inn'
Mrs Frederic Gallatn. jr.. of New York, won
the cur defeating Mrs II. w. Wardwell in the
finals and the consolation prize went to Mrs.
II. z. Dewing who defeated Miss Van Tam
bacht in the finals.
The guests have done much entertaining this
week and several big dinners have been given
hv camp owners and occupants on the lake,
on the occasion of their departure Tor the city
one of the largest of these was that given by
Mrs William Buckneil, widow of the founder or
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result several hig fish have been brought ID
one caught by Miss Lucia Sloan lheasuLs hes
= e Field came the nearest to the equat y,
Miss Sloan's record. catching one of about tho
same length which weighed twelve pouIus.
Ta,,,ajn aud Mrs G X Tucker. of Bermuda.
,,..,ra among those who reached the Algonquin
early "a the week. . ~.
Y T W Mckay. who was here early In the
sopso, came IN recently from atlantic city.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
WHITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid. " y. Sept. Il tSpeciaI'--Ihe ne
nm Is still entertaining more guests than ever
b.fore AZ this season of the year. and nu1noeI
# those who started out this week on huhlihs
,rneditions are expected back soon 70 remain
u,+i, the end of the season
General Maxwell Woodruff. his sister. MISS
ryooehull and Oswald Il. Cammann VINO h"'e
been spending several weeks here, were aiiioiIs
.,ose who went on hunting trips this week
DR. c. 4. Dewey. Of Rochester. VINO was
among the early arrivals of the week an IN me
m has been entertaining there Edgar -
one New York party arriving carry IN @ lie
r-eex included Mrs. Elma { AlehIleii- H'i 1'''
William G NIenne1. and Miss Mennei- A.,
- W NF~Cutchen came up and Jolned MIS-
NcCutchen At Camp Asul.dI illeS
main here until the inn closes ,.. .,,o
Tx-o,+er C,Y,irna son Of Mrs Alfred Grlina' WIlo
&c here early in The season with her ddus
Miss T N GriTna. came up TINS Nteh' O.
@T,r,7rsnie7 lay W l. De BUYS Tor SNORT go
Al Camp Chipmunkery Mr. and Mrs- =
paro+ have this week been entertaining ). Ray
1lond Jones. ,. oe .t,a
r NTJiam p Lyman, Vice-conmodoIe oL -!.5 tle
Ike PLACID Yacht Club. closed Camp l>ed WING *
F. N Tuesday and with Mrs. Lyman returie" u
he city. -, from, >-ezy
york ioining his parents at the mn. .aI< MlS
E1-colverton has been entertaining heF sls'ei'
Mrs. H F Tige-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
THE RUISsEAUMoNT

Lake P;a-id, X. g seps - CspeciaD.-severaI
of the gsests at the G;;isseauraon: WHO have
been here at cottages CT in the main house al
summer, in planning their return 20 their homes
st the close of the season. have arranged ,o
make the trip in motor CTS with which thev
have becn amusing themselves and entertaining
sIyarscr .nonths.
W. z crlrmer: ~Eo rcoenpy drove his car w
pam Jachsonyiiie, Fla, will go back TO hls
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
PAUL Smith S.

heen spending the summer here, started this
nook for the city.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
THE STEVENS HOUSE.

r.s,e F71ar,d. Y. Y. Sept. 81 (SpeciaD.-Hunt-
: -. ,.,-a i,een the thing at the Stevens
House this week and a number have been or
yarized. Some Of them have been successtul
md others unsuccessful but all participating
81, them. regardless of results. have had goou
lines and the week has been thoroughly enjoy
able.
one Of the biggest bucks taken in the week
Aas brought in by a party including I NJ
Palmer 2 Paul Stevens. Samuel Hilton tfarles
Hathaway and John Ormsby, being killed 10y
Nr. Hathaway. Co.. 15o.,.o
sarlv in the week included Mr- and Mrs VIII
an B NcEl~ov. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen h hea1-
.ng. DR.. W II. Magin Miss May oahIeE, Me- ,s
Alice NcElrov and Hubert Stevens on TINS
.rin Miss McElroy proved her skill by taking
5own fine buck
Another hunting party from the hotel IN
-lnded William J. McConvile. Of New York;
Ellsworth Hayes George A. Stevens and his
ton Hubert Stevens
The delightfully."- cool weather has proved
cremation to all of the guests TO get afed, and
many OF those who did not go hunting have
,orrned tramping parties to points Of interest
Bruce Foraker, a nePheW OF senator orc 1. ~ ~
aho has been spending several weeks at the
Stevens House accompanied by Mrs. Foraker.
snd Henry Pegram. Of New York. walked TO
High Falls and back one day early in the
sesk r. Foraker. Mr. Foraker's brother
made the trip on horseback.
Automobile parties still continue 10 reach the
Stevens House. Among those who came this
week were Mrs. William H. Elliott and Mrs. A
a Young
Though the close of the season is approaching,
a number Of pleasant little dinners, teas and
ether social affairs have served to eniven the
rreel here. One such was tea held in the
clubhouse Of the Lake Ffacid Yacht Club.
Among those present were A p. Hone, the
Misses Murphy. Mrs. A. A. Robinson, Mrs p.
r Tracy and Luther Gordon.
The golf enthusiasts at the Stevens House
have found more pleasure than ever befo.e at
sc TD7a In
terested have several OF the Young men here.
among them II. u. Harrigan. George W Lieber
ana K Shaernnack become in the game that the
other night they engaged in a novel match
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
3!}{|E(5l PII5

act to prohibit the sale of liquors fir Lamar County.
 H. 1918. MT. Lawson Privileges and Elections)-To authorize an elec- ton in the County of Talladega to de- termine whether or not bonds in the sum of $25O.G00 shall be issued by said County for the purpose of building public roads therein. 4 H. 11s4. Mir. Lancaster tRevision of Laws)-To amend an act to prevent the running at large of stock in cer- tain portions of Fillmore County.
 H. 1165. Mr. Arlington (Educa- tion)-To amend an act to establish a separate school district to be known as the Elba school district in Coffee County.
 H. 1162. MT. Arlington (Judiciary) To amend an act to proviue Tor holding separate terms of the circuit court for Coffee County at Enterprise for certain portions of Coffee County.
 H. 1041. MT. Barton (Judiciary)- To increase and fix the compensation of jurors. grand and petit. who serve in the circuit court of Winston County,
 II. 955 MT. Haley tJudiciary)-N amend an act to regulate the city court of Birmingham in the practice and pros eedure in said court.
 II. 956. MT. Haley (Judiciary)-Ts provide for the appointment by tha judges of the city court of Birming- ham.
 H. 953. MT. Haley Judiciary)-Te provide how the salaries or circuit judges whose salaries are partly paid by the counties in which said judges hold court, shall be paid.
 II. 1l35. Mir. Haley Nocal Legis- lation)- To repeal an "act to provide for the establishing of separate school district to be known as the OK moor district, at Oxmoor in Jefferson County.
 II. ITS. Mir. Sanford (Judiciaryo- To establish and regulate the Syla- cauga division of the circuit court or Talladega County.
 II. 1855 MT. Scale (Appropria- tions)-For the relief of c. D. Horn.
 H. l115. Mr. Afford (Revision of, I.aws)r-To require the Judge Of Pro- bate of Geneva County to keep an of- flee at Hartford.
 H. l1i6 MT. Afford (Revision of Iaws)--To provide for an election to rGmove the county seat of Geneva County from the town of Geneva to the town of Hartford.
 II. ss9. MT. Fuller Nocal Legisla- tion)-To prohibit the operation of traction engines on the public roads or Bibb County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
SENATE. Bills Introduced.


 8. 5S3. MT Reynolds-To fix ana increase the compensation for ex of- hcio services of the sherin or ferry County. Local Legislation.
 S. 5S4. Mir. Reid-To fix the compen- sation to be allowed the sherin of But Ter County. Local Legislation.
 S. 5S5. Mir Reid-To authorize and empower the Court of County Com missioners of Butler County to employ Q janitor. Local Legislation.
 S. 586. Mir. Reid--To fix the compen- sation to be allowed the circuit clerk of Butler County. Local Legislation
 S. 5S7. MT. Reid-To fix the compen- sation to be allowed the sheriff of But Ter County. Local Legislation.
 S. 588. Mir. Reid-To authorize the Court of County Commissioners of But Ter County to place in the office of the various officers of said county, tele- phones and other mechanical devices. Local Legislation.
 8. 5s9. MT. Reese-To amend Sec ton of an act ITO prohibit the sale of adulterated cotton seed meal as fertilizer. Revision of Laws.
 s. 590. MT. Reid-To regulate the employment of minors in factories in this State. Mining and Manufatctur- ing.
 s. 591. MT. Hamburger-To provide for compulsory pilotage on all vessels and craft crossing the outer bar of Mobile Bay.
 s. 592. MT. Hamburger-To amend Section 1 of an Act to extend the cor porate limits of the city of Mobile. Military.
 S. 5s3. Mir Hamburger (by request) To extent the term of tax collectors. tax assessors, coroners and county freaSnrara Judiciarv
 s. 594 MT. Teasley-To promote and encourage the erection of manufac- turing plants in this State by exempt ing the same from taxation for a term of years. Finance and Taxation.
 S. 595. MT. Teasley-To exempt from taxation all property of any per- son, firm or corporation who has pat ented and owns. or will patent and own, exclusively any article designed for the purpose of protecting human life and property.
 Bills Passed in the Senate.
 H. 135. MT. Sherrod-To prevent the shipment of liquors from any point in the State to any point in the State where liquors are prohibited from sale by law.
 H. S17. MT. Lyons-To repeal an act to provide a fund to be used ex- clusiveJy for the support of a paid fire department in the city of Mobile.
 H. BIO. Mir. Lee of~Houston-To es- County.
 H. s39. Mir. Ballard of Pike-To better provide for the working of the public roads in Pike County.
 H. 766. MT. Rice-To amend Section 1 of an act to amend an act to estab- fish the Tuscaloosa County Law and Equity Court.
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in Smithheld. Jefferson Coun-

ty. S
 II. 1os6. Mir. Haley. Nocal Legisla. tion.)-To vacate the dedication Of certain highways in Jefferson County
 H. 1917. MT. Haley. Hocal Legis- lation)-To amend Section of an act to authorize the Solicitor of Jefferson County to employ a stcnographer,
 II. 121S. Mfr. Haley. Docal Legisla- tion.)--To fix the time for the election of the Solicitor of Jefferson County
 H. 1919. MT. Haley, G-ocal Legisla- tion.)-To increase the salary of the Solicitor of Jefferson County to the sum of $4,500 per annuns
 H. S32 MT. Glover (Judiciary)-- To vacate the dedication of certain parts of streets in the city of Birming- ham, Jefferson County.
 II. S64. Mr. Glover (Judiciary.)- To regulate the practice and procedure of opening and vacatng judgments confessed under power of attorney in notes and other instruments authoriz- ing the confession of judgment against the maker or obligor, and the staying of execution thereon.
 H. I139. Mir White of Lamar (Pub lie Roads and Highways)-To repeal an act to better provide for the work ing and maintenance of the public roads of Chambers, Lamar, Lawrence. Lowndes, Clay and Cleburne counties. so far as the same relates to Lamar County.
 H. 1928. Mir. Kirby (Temperance) To require the 5000 required by an act to establish a dispensary for Mad ison County, in the city of Huntsville
 H. 1221. Mir. Kirby (Temperance) To prohibit the running or operation of billiard or pool tables for the use of which money is charged within the County of Madison.
 H. 966. MT. Kirby (Judiciary)-To amend sections of an act to establish a Law and Equity Court for Madison County.
 II. 1113. Mir. Afford (Revision of Laws)-To provide for holding one week of each term of the Circuit Court of Geneva County al Hartford.
 H. 1170. MT. Sample Uocal Legis- lation)-To provide for the payment of outstanding claims against the fine and forfeiture fund of Morgan County.
 H. 1169. MT. Sample (Judiciary)- To establish an inferior court in Nor gan County.
 II. 965. Mir. Kirby (Judciary)-To fix the times and places of holding the Chancerv Court in the Eighth District of the Northern Division, composed of the County of Madison.
 II. l213. MT. White of Lamar (Tem- perance)-To amend Section 5 of an
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