The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-08
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 aminers to restore Confederate pen sioners to the pension list and pay un- paid pensions. where through mistake, commission or inadvertance they had dropped from or left off the list.
 The committee on conference on dog tax law recommended that the Senate amendment be adopted, provided a sec ton was inserted to the effect that no criminal proceedins be Instituted until thirty days after the county tax collector had given notice in writing to the person violating the provisions of the bill and criminal proceedings to be abated upon payment of costs and taxes due.
 Governors Amendments.
 Two bills were sent back to the House by the Governor in the final hour of the afternoon session. The first was the Greater Birmingham bill with his amendment to include North Birmingham. This was promptly con- cured in.
 The Child Labor Bill had also been effect of the amendment was that its provisions are not to go into effect until January 1 next. This amend ment was also concurerd in.
 The Senate sent to the House the municipal code bill which it had re- ceived from the Governor with amend ments, one Of which called for & new section authorizing councils of cities to alter their boundary lines so as to include one or more towns and to ex- empt from taxation for five years all manufacturing plants therein.
 Mir. Gunter said these amendments had been considered by the code com mittee and 1t was thought they ought not to be put in. Since the Governor had suggested 1t. the committee had again looked into the questions and agreed to adopt them. He moved the House concur in the amendment. which was done.
 The House passed the Senate bill tc | amend the act to provide for the es- tablishment of a bureau to collect compile and publish cotton statistics. Hardly had the vote on this bill
 been announced when the House was again in an uproar and the Speaker
 rapped in vain for order. Bedlam Breaks Loose. Many of the members tried to speak but had absolutely no chance so great was the confusion.
 Mir. Haley of Jefferson. finally man
 aged to get recognition and asked 1 that if the members of the House | would not take their seats, the Speak CT request the sergeant at arms tc escort them there.
 Mir. Burney tried to call a Senate | bill. It was the first time he hat
 made a request of the House but there were objections from all quarters. Dur
 ing a lull he had time to make i known he had never before made { l request of the House. The objections | were not withdrawn, however, and 1 motion to suspend the rules followed | It did not prevail.
 l Mir. Goodwin made an atempt to ge | the Jefferson Davis monument bill be | fort the House without avail. 1 MT. Lancaster called up the com 1 puIsory education bill. MT. Bulger in l sisted on the regular order and called | the bill fixing the time of the circui courts. It was passed. .-. 1 When this had been done. the mem | bers gathered around the Speaker | desk and bedlam broke loose. Ther l were calls for bills. calls for adjourn | ments. points of order and other call until the space in front of the Speak l CTS desk resembled the pit of a stocI
 exchange when bidding is at 1t | height.
 It took fully five minutes to restor l order. and this was accomplished b. 1 the Speaker only on the threat tha l he would entertain no motion to ad l tourn or recognize any member unti | all had taken their seats, | Finally Mir. Tunstall was recognizet | and moved to recess until s:3o Ol | a call vote this appeared to be de | feated and a division was called fo | and the House adjourned. The members rushed from the hal uttering cat calls and other cries