The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
REPEAL UNPOPULAR LAWS IS
 SLOGAN OF THE ADJOURNED
 SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE
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the city last night. The message of the governor, by motion of President Pro Tem Thomas, was not read, but ordered printed
 MT. Hamburger had bill to make street car rates to school children in the state 212 cents flat also to prevent children with an taint of negro blood from at tending any of the white schools of the state.
 To Print Laws.
 Speaker Carmichael and Senator Hays today introduced bill in their respec- tive houses which was drawn up by Sec retary of State Frank Julian, which pro- vldes for the publication of local laws en- acted by the legislature in the various county papers.
 The bill Is good one, and has the sup port of all the papers, and is expected to pass.
 The bill provides as follows:
 Be it enacted by the legislature of Alabama that all local laws passed by the legislature of 1907, shall be published in some weekly paper issued in the va rious counties of the state to which said local law CT laws apply, once week for three consecutive weeks.
 "The court of county commissioners or Boards of Revenue In the various counties of the state, be and they are hereby re- quired to contract, to have all the local laws enacted by the legislature of 1907, and all other local laws that may be hereafter enacted by subsequent legisla- lures, that apply to the county in which said court of county commissioners or Boards of Revenue exercise authority, published in some weekly paper in their respective counties at rate of one and one-half d1a) cents per word for the first insertion. and one CD per word for each succeeding insertion.
 Morning Senate Session.
 The senate was called to order at noon by Lieutenant Governor Gray. After prayer by the Rev. Brooks Lawrence, the roll was called and twenty-seven sena- tors answered to their names.
 The following bills were presented:
 By Senator Hays-To provide for the improvement of the publls roads of Lime stone county.
 MT. Lusk-To require all railroads haul ing passengers to publish time tables in the papers.
 Senator Lusk-To better regulate sale and manufacture of fertilizers.
 Also to provide for disposition of prop erty of foreign corporations who forfeit their licenses.
 Senator Heacock-To provide for im- provement of roads in Talladega county Also to improve the buildings of the Fourth District Agricultural school.
 Senator Overton-To abolish the dispen- sary at Roanoke. Also to further pre- scribe the powers of tkc railroad com mission. Also to amend the act known as the railroad regulating bill.
 At thls juncture the governors message was transmitted to the senate.
 On motion of Senator Thomas the mes- sage was fconsidered-as read and 300 copies ordered printed.
 Mir. Miller-To prohibit the sale of hop jack and hop tea in the state.
 Also to vacate certain alleys in Ely ton.
 On motion of Senator Reese, the priv ileges of the floor were extended to Sen ator Bankhead and Congressman Tay- Tor.
 Mir. Doster introduced two bills to amend the revenue laws of the state.
 Senator Hinson-To divide Lowndes county into districts and provide for the election of members of Board of Revenue from districts, and to provide for com pensation of deputy solicitor of Lowndes county.
 To Amend Loan Tax.
 Senator Miller introduced a bill improv- ing a nominal tax upon foreign money lending companies.
 MT. Reynolds-To provide better roads for Butler county To prohibit operation of traction engines on public roads of Bibb.
 Also to prohibit the sale of bowie knives and pistols in the state. Also to prohibit whisky drinking on the passenger trains.
 MT. Ravnnlds also Introduced bin