The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-23
rs.en,a,iv.s of corporation. ln Al.-

resentatiyes of corporations in Ala bama.
 fight will be made on these bills. both In the House and In the Senate. but as to the extent to which they will
 be amended remains to be seen The
 to have this bill passed before the re- l cess. and in all probability this will be done.
 The Senate may feel called upon to , hold up the school appropriation bills until the revenue bill Is finally passed. These bills. which carry in the aggre- gate something like sl.e00.00O. may be held on the calendar until the revenue bill is passed. The school bills will go on the calendar today under a fa- vorabe report.
 The, Senate has disposed of most of the important measures which have been before 1t. The bills in which the public take general interest have ai- ready passed the Senate. with the ex- eral revenue bill The Senate, when | it meets today. will resume It's con sideration of the Lusk Judicial Con- | mission bill. The bill. which was un-
 der consideration Thursday when the Senate adjourned, provides for the ao- pointment by the Governor of Judi cial Commission to consist of five mern- | bers. whose duty 1t will be to rear
 range the Judicial Circuits Of the State. Moody Biu Acted 0n. The House Commfthtee on Temper
 ance yesterday favorsbly reported the Moody Dispensary Bill, which has ai- | ready passed the Senate. The action Of the House Committee showed that the Legislature would be consistent in
 taking an advanced position on tenn perance IeVislation.
 Ths bill does not conflict with the To- cai option bill which has passed both houses. The two harmonixe. and the friends of one are the friends of the other. The Moody bill provides system whereby counties in which wh'skev is now sold in the open sa- cal option. The bill has the endorse ment of the fead'ne te-,oerance work 4rs throu~hout the State Another chapter was written vester- dav in the contest for branch court
 st Sviacauga. The Local Le~isiation Cononi'tee on the Senate decided to re-
 part the biil fo the Se-ste toaav with.
 terdav afternoon. when the committee
 nrst met. It looked as though there woulA he warm argument before the committee.
 svlacauea and Talladeea. fhe two ci- ties onnosed to each other on the ts- SEe, hAd pofn sent iAr1e dsiegaf'nHs to
 Monfromerv to help settle the fate of
 The hill. Representative Sanford fevor-
 al the raaaure. but 1t was opnosed by serator Heacock and Representative Laws
 A-,o-g the prominent citizens If TaIladega who car,e to attend the meetIre of senator Me riffs co--nit- tee which was to decide the fa'e of the bi'l were Mossrs. ], c. W'ti"nns. KeIiv Di~on John C. McNe'li and Dr. S. W. wel-h Sviacau"a was re re- 1 sentes bv Massrs. J. W. Brown S. p. NcDorsid. J. v Lan~ ! A McGee W. T. Dean. Walker Meashaui. J. W Lone,ev and J. A Ratson. It was suveested that hearing he l set for next week on inc bill. but orteefion was rcase 10 this and there | was some talk of ieav'ng the rnatta~ | to an election. But the committee at | last decided to pnt the blfi on the caI- erdar without definite recommenda- 1 tion.
 l The, committee turned over to a sub- l committee cowsisting of Messrs. 1 Tessiev and Merritt the G"nter bill to 1 authorize cities to conduct avins 1 operations. The committee vii bs i guided by the report of the sub-eom'
 | u1ittee.
 I New Pen<fon BfII.
 Il The Committee on wsys and Means
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