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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-18
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11

the expenditure of the funds by tn, city. Municipal Organization.
 S5. By MT. John of Jefferson (by
 request);
 To provide for the annexation and merger of any city or town into a con tiguous city or town. Municipal Or 1 ganizatfon. S I1
 s6. By Mir, John of Jeffefson: To authorize the Board of Revenue or the County CoufN Commissioners of any county in the State of Alabama to build court houses otherwise than at the county site for the accommodation of local courts, which are courts of record. Judiciary.
 ST. By Mir. John of Jefferson (by re- quest):
 1 To regulate the use of money, or other valuable things, the employment of workers and the contribution to election and campaign funds in pri- mary and other elections and political l campaigns. Privileges and Elections. 3s. By Mir. John of Jefferson: To organize the sheriff and his depu- ties, the constables and their deputies and all police officers into an efficient force of executive officers, and to pre- scribe the qualifications required of them, to admit them into the service, and to create a commission for their examination and discharge and to pre- scribe their duties and how controlled in time of disturbance, riots and un- lawful assemblies. Judiciary,
 39. By MT John of Jefferson:
 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.
 40. By MT. John of Jefferson:
 To amend Subdivision 3 of Section S5S of the Code of Alabama (reIating to the Commissioners Court). Judi ciary).
 4I By Mir Sherrod of Lawrence:
 To regulate the employment of rail road teiegraphers and the establishing of Board of Telegraph Examiners. Commerce and Common Carriers.
 42. By MT, Kirby of Madison;
 To regulate the employment of chill dren in factories ands manufacturing establishments In this State, and to provide for the punishment of viola tions of the regulations preAcribed Mining and Manufacturing.
 4S By MT. Kirby of Madison:
 To prohibit contracts and agreements for the sale and future delivery of cot ton. grain. provisions and other com
 
 curities upon margin, commonly known as dealing in futures; to declare such transactions unlawful. and to consti- tute a misdemeanor on the part of any person, association of persons, or cor poration, participating therein; wheth- CT directly or indirectly to prohibit the establishment, maintenance or opera tion of any office or other place where such contracts are made or offered; to define what shall constitute prima facie evidence of guilt; to compel all persons participating in such transac- tions to testify concerning their con- nections herewith; to provide that no discovery made by any witness which would tend to subject him to convic- tion or punishment under this act. shall be used against such witness In any penal or criminal proceeding, and that he shall be altogether pardoned there
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11
2s. By,Mr. Lee of Houston:

2a. By,Mr. Lee of Houston: To amend Section 4si4 of the Code oi | 1896. (relating to appeals in habeas corpus cases), Judiciary). 24. By MT. Tunstali of Hale:
 To appropriate sso0oO0 to the public schools of the State of Alabama Alp. populations.
 25 By Mir. John of Jefferson: 1 To define corrupt solicitation of legis. lators and provide adequate punish ment therefor, and the means to effeo- tually enforce this act. Judiciary. ! 26. By Mir. John of Jefferson: l To regulate the introduction, consid- eration, and expressing of bills: thelr passage, enrolment and publishing. and to protect them and the journals in relation thereto from mutiIation and unlawful changes. Judiciary 27 By Mir. John of Jefferson. To provide. for the payment of in- creased pensions to Confederate vete- rans and the widows of Confederate soldiers, out of the State treasury and the treasury of the several counties, and to further define who are entitled to receive pensions and to prohibit county officials from committing Con- federate veterans and widows of Con- federate soldiers to county houses. Ap- prepriations.
 2s. By Mir. John of Jefferson:
 To regulate the practice in the courts of law in this State. Judiciary.
 29 By MT. John of Jefferson:
 To amend Section 3s41 of the Code (relating to the salaries of Supreme Court Judges). Judiciary.
 30. By Mr. John of Jefferson:
 To define who are delinquent chil- dren and to provide for their arrest. care and reformation. Judiciary
 3l. By MT. John of Jefferson:
 To provide for the working of d part of the coal lands of the university" and of the Girls Industrial Schooi.". by the State, with conviets, and to ap- portion the net profits arising there from. Mining and Manufacturing.
 S2. By Mir. John of Jefferson:
 To establish refornatories for in- ebriatcs, under the government of the trustees of the Alabama Insane HospI- tai; to regulate the admission of in- ebriate persons thereto, their treat ment and discipline therein! and their discharge therefrom; and to appreprI- ate $50, 900 to erect, furnish and equip the necessary addition buildings th1re- for. Public Health.
 33 By Mir John of Jefferson:
 To establish State Sapitorium" for the study of tuberculosis, and the best methods of preventing it's spread, and, for disseminating the results of such investigations, and for the treatment of persons suffering therefrom. Pub He Health,
 34. By Mir John of Jefferson (by re, quesO:
 To provide means for the extension for the corporate limits of cities hav- ing 25,0O0 inhabitants or over and ex- empting from cicy taxation property brought within the corporate limits for certain periods of time. and fixing thS rights, powers, duties, liabilities, ana Jurisdiction of the city over the terri tory brought into the corporate limits, and the rights tf the inhabitants thereof. including rights relating tc public schools, and to provide for the between city and couaty on property within the city. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11

| for; to provide that no regular com merciai exchanges and other bona hde
 trade organization. may post quota tions of market prices. and for other purposes. Judiciary.
 A. By MT. Maner of Montgomery:
 To prevent the aduiteration of and deception in the sale of white lead and mixed paints in this State. Commerce and Common Carriers.
 45. By Mir. Maner of Montgomery:
 To regulate the sale of concentrated commercial feeding stuffs, defining the same, and fixing penalties for the svio- lation thereof. Public Health.
 4s. By Mir. Maner of Montgomery:
 Regulating the sale of food in the State of Alabama and providing pen- alties for the violation thereof. Pub lie Health.
 47. By Mir. Long of Morgan:
 To amend Section 5049 (S7S9), (4S5S). (459), (456o). (3706) (37O7). C160, I61), Criminal Code of 1896, defining grand larceny. Revision of Laws.
 4S. By Mir. Long of Morgan:
 Regulating the time in which a stat utory writ of certiorari may be grant CT. Judiciary.
 49. By MT. Moore of St. Clair (with notice of prooD:
 To provide for holding the Circuit Court in St. Clair County, Alabama; to ulVlue Salu county Into two Juulcldl divisions, to regulate the said court and the jurisdiction thereof. and the proceedings in and relatingJto the same. Judiicary.
 50. By MT Moore of St. Clair .(with notice and proof: q.
 To authorize the town of Pell City, in St. Clair County, to establish and operate d dlspensary for the purpose of buying and selling spirituous, vim IfuFN kr Aa for the distribution of certain profits arising. therefrom and for the purpose of better controlling and regulating the sale of such liquors, upon the cast ing of a majority vote in favor of such a dispensary at an election to be held by the qualified voters of precincts 10, 12, 15. I6. 19, IS, IA and II in St Clair County, on the second Monday of April, l 1907; and upon the casting of ma 1 torlty vote against such dispensary at the election herein provided for to repeal the act approved ! February 2S, 1903. establishing a dis | pepsary at Pell City, the repeal to take | effect December 31. 1907. Temperance.
 51. By MT. Sanford of Talladega, | (with notice and proof):
 To have Section three (S), four (4), | five (5). and six (6) of an act entitled | An act to amend an act entitled an | act to establish a City Court for the | of Talladega. approved Febru- ary 23. 1S93." as the same appears in acts of 1s94-5. page 1918. ct seq, to create two divisons of the City Court of Talladega, to be known respectively as "rhe Talladega Division of the City Court of Talladega." and the Sylacau- ga Division of the City Court of Talla- dega;" to prescribe the jurisdictions of said divisions, the times and places Tor holding courts therein and to reg ilate the proceedings therein Judici- lry.
 52, By Mfr, Sanford of Talladega:
 To regulate the purchase. sale, trans Ter and registration of witness cer- tihcates issued from courts of record pr by the grand 1uries of such courts n Alabama. Judiciary.
 B, By Mir. Sanford of Talladega:
 To amend Section 5oo5 of the Code
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11

of Alabama of 1896. (Relating to draw ing juries for capital eases.) Judici- ary
 54. By Mir, Sanford of TalIadega: of physicians and surgeons when sum mened as witnesses to testify profes- sionally in the trial of civil and crin- inal cases. Claims and Fees | 65. By Mir. Sanford of Talladega: To provide for the exclusion iron, the court room of all persons except such as may be necessary in the con duct of trial in prosecutions for rape assault with intent to ravish. se- duction and incest. Judiciary. 66. By Mir. Sanford of TalladegaS
 To amend Section 5016 of the Code of Alabama of 1Ss6 (Relating to chal- lenging jurors.) Judiciary.
 67. By Mir. Bulger of TalIapoosa:
 To make additional appropriations for the benefit of the public schools in Alabama. Appropriations.
 5S. Br. Mir. Buiger of Tallapoosa
 To amend Section 6. :. Is and 2a of an act entitled an act for the relief of needy Confederate soldiers and sail- ors resident citizens of Alabama and their widows. approved February 10, lSss so as to provide larger pensions. Ways and Means. -4- ef-s.
 59. By MT. Edwards Of washinTton:
 NoAf tiAS tiupEoN0HlGHl UT tInG roads. Public Roads and Highways.
 SO. By Mir. Edwards of Washington:
 To authorize and require the board or Road and Revenue Commissioners of the county of Washington to work the convicts on the public roads of said county, Penitentiary and Criminal Administration.
 61. By MT. Bloch of Wilcox:
 To amend Section 2626 of the Code of Alabama. (Reducing the rate of Ie- gal interest to per cent.) Judiciary.
 62,. By Mir. Arnold of Calhoun:
 To appropriate annually $5o,0O0 or so much thereof as is necessary to aid rural school districts in this to erect or to repair public school houses. Ap- propriation.
 s5. By Mir Arnold of Calhoun:
 To provide an exemption from taxa ton for the benefit of Confederate sol dlers and sailors and their widows, res- ldents of this State. Ways and Means.
 64. By MT Arnold of Calhoun:
 10 regulate the amount to be recov- cred In actions for the wrongful or negligent killing of or injury to live stock. Judiciary.
 65. By Mir. Cooper of Calhoun:
 To reguate the sale of medicine both simple, mixed and compound fin form and prohibiting the sale thereof except when the label shows & true and com 1 plete analysis specifically stating the amount exact of each component part | and then only when said medicine IS l accompanied with complete history of | its effect on the human system or upon | an animal if intended for domestic ant 1 mals. Public Health.
 6G By MT. Cooper of Calhoun:
 To regulate the sale of corn meal. | Public Health.
 CT. By Mir. Cooper of Calhoun,
 Regulating or fixing weights under | which flour. corn meal and grits shall 1 be packed in Alabama to protect pur- chasers and dealers from fraudulent short weights and to prohibit fraudu- lent packing and sale of flour, corn meal and gTits; to provide for diserep- ancies in weight and fix a penalty for violations of this act. Commerce and Common Carriers.
 6s. By Mir. Cooper of Calhoun:
 To make 1t a misdemeanor to charge
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11

The bills presented in the House on the third day of the session follow.
 l. By MT. Rushton. of Crenshaw:
 To amend Section ss65 of the Code of 1ss6. (Relating to tax assessors.) Revision of Laws.
 2 By MT. Rushton. of Ccenshaw;
 To prohibit contracts and agreements Tor the sale and future delivery of cot ton, grain, provisions and other com. moditiss, stocks. bonds or other secu- rifles upon margin. commonly known as dealing in futures. To declare such transactions unlawful and to make 1t misdemeanor on the part of any per. son. partnership, association of pe.- sons or corporation participating there In either directly or indirectly, to pro- nloh any person. partnership associa- Ilon. or persons or operations from establishing, maintaining or operating an office or place Of business for the purpose or carrying on such transac tton or where such transactions are carried on; to define what shall con stltute prima facie evidence of Ruilt. 10 compel all persons parti .pating .n % %such transaction to testify concerning their connection therewi.h. 10 provide that no discovery made by any witness which would tend to uoiect him to conviction or punishment under this act shall be used against such witness In any penal or criminal proceedings when such witness Is called and ex- amined by the State, and he shall he pardoned therefor to provide that reg ular commercial exchange or any other bona fide trade organizations may nost quotations of market pric ss; and for other purposes; to provide punishment or violations or this act Commerce and Common Carriers
 3. By MT. Rushton of Crenshaw:
 To define and fix the duties and lia bilities of telegraph companies with regard to the transmission and deliv- cry of telegraphic messages. Judi ciary.
 4. By MT. Rushton of Crenshaw:
 To amend Sections 2s4O. C2a7q, C2750). (241O), (2O1D. and e25O (2S7S)' (725D, (2411), (2015), and 2252 C2S751 l (2756). (2452), of the Code of 1ss6. (Relating to the manner of the appoint ment of guardians of minors.) Revis- ion of Laws,
 5. By MT. Rushton of Crenshaw:
 To render incompetent as evidence | any and all statements or confessions | made to the sheriff or to any of his | deputies or to the taller or to any per | son by a person charged with a crim | inal offense concerning his guilt or in. | nocency while in the custody of the | sheriff or any of his deputies or taller | or while confined in the county tai, | and the same shall not be used as evil | dence in the trial of the case. Judi. ciary.
 6. By MT. Rushton of Erenshaw:
 To prohibit the making CT forming of pools. trusts, combinations and con- spiracies and to punish viola tions of | the same. Commerce and Common Carriers.
 '. By MT Rushton of C-rnshaw:
 To amend Section S925 of the Code of 1898. (Reating to tax assessors) Ways and Means.
 8. By MT. Smith of Fillmore.
 To prohibit the employment of any
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11
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1 person to labor in or about any fac- tory or manufacturing establishment 1 for more than ten hours day. Min | ing and Manufacturin~, g. By Mir. Smith of al:nore: To amend an Act entitled An Act to amend Section 2s37 of, the Code of Alabama, approved February II, 1901. | (Relating to the organization of munic ipal ycorporations). Municipal Organi- zations. ~>.i s- 10. By Mir. Henley of Eseambia: To appropriate from the general l fund the sum of $200.000 passed to that fund from the agricultural fund or department under and by virtue of, au act of the General Assembly of Ala bama. approved March Is. t9oi, and to provide for the payment by the State of Alabama of interest on said sum at the rate of per centum per annum, and applying the principal 10 the sup port of the public common schools of the State, and the interest to the main- tenance of the experiment Il ..tstion and the agricultural and the mepnanical de- partment of the Alabama folyteehnical Institute. Appropriations.
 II. By MT. Henley of Essambia;
 To amend Section SSs4 of the Code of 1896. (Regarding stdJi1pery for County oficers.) Ways and means.
 12. By MT. Henley of Es ,ambia:
 To require all persons firms and cor porations in this State employing la borers to furnish list of persons lia- ble to road duty to oversecrs or ap petitioners upon demand and to fix q penalty for failure to do so. Puhll; Roads and Highways.
 IS. By MT. Lee of Houston: TO amend Section 50S6 of the Code of 1896, (Relating to internal revenue) Judiciary.
 A. By Mir. Lee of Houston:
 To amend Section 4653 of the Code of 1896. Education.
 Is By Mr Lee of Housion: \
 To amend Section .7l4 of the Code of 1896. (Making fines payable in lawful United States money) Claims and Fees.
 16, By Mir. Lee ef Houston (with notice and prooO
 To repeal Sections 1888 4594 anl- 4595 of the Code of 1896. so Ear as they relate to the County of Houston. LS- cal Legislation.
 r. By Mir. Lee of Houston:
 To sprovlde for the payment of the expenses of the Circuit Judges and Chancetlors of the State. Judiciary.
 IS. By Mir. Lee of Houston:
 To fix the time and place of holding the Circuit Court In the iaYolfth Jud'- cial Circuit of the State of Alabama. Judiciary.
 19. By MT. Lee of iTops,on:
 To amend Section 4Si0 of the Code of 1S96. Judiciary.
 20. By Mir. Lee of Houston:
 To amend Section 2207 of the Code of 1S9s. Banking and Insurance.
 2l. By MT. Lee of Houston:
 To amend Section 4579 of the Code of 1898. (relating to the expenses of trials in courts.) Claims and Fees.
 22. By Mir Lee of Houston;
 To amend Section 5076 of the Code of 1896 trelating to the sale of iiquor). Temperance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11

or take or accept as much or more than e"o per cent per month for the loan or rorbearance of money. the fees charged for negotiating or obtaining loans considered as part of interest.
 ss. By Mir Carmichael of Colbert. tNotice and Proof):
 To authorize the Court of County Commissioners of Colbert county to nav the executor or administrator of the estate or James H. Simpson, late clerk or the circuit court of said county for services rendered by the said James H. Simpson as such clerk for keepinx the minutes of the circuit court of said county during the years. 1897, 1898. 1899. 1900. 1901. 1902. 1908, the ac- by Section 1920 of the Code. Local Legislation.
 TO- '. By Mir. Carmichael of Colbert. with Notice and Proof)
 To authorize the cities of TnscumbIa and Shehield and the towns of Leighton and Cherokee in Colbert county to esq tablish and operate dispensarIes in such incorporated cities and towns for the purpose of buying and selling spir- ituous. vtnous and malt liquors, and to provide for the distribution of certain profits arising therefrom and to fItr- ther regulate or prohibit the sale, bar ter, or exchange of such liquors in said county. Temperance.
 n. By MT. Kornegay. Dallas:
 To protect purchasers and dealers from fraudulent shortweight in the purchase and sale of cotton seed. wheat, shell corn. corn in the ear, corn in the shucks, rye. oats, barley. Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, beans. dried peaches unpeeled, dried peaches peeled, dried apples. turnips. meal and unbolt- ed meal in packages, barrels, sacks or coverings. Commerce and Commons Carriers.
 72. By Mir. Kornegay of Dallas.
 To prohibit any manager or agent or owner conducting the same of any res taurant. cafe. eating. house. theatre, or place of amusement where females are permitted to, enter, permitting, or any person smoking tohacco therein during the presence of any female therein, .un-. less there is posted at each entrance thereto and also therin, the words Smoking Allowed" and also conspic- uously printed or painted at least fif- teen Inches in length. Public Health
 7S. By MT. Kornegay of Dallas:
 To protect purchasers and dealers from fraudulent short weights in Che purchase and sale of flour, Commerce and Common Carriers
 "A. By MT, Fuller of Bibb. (wfth Notice and Proof):s
 To regulate the costs in criminal cases in the circuit court of Blob county. Alabama, in Nthe county court of said county and in or before the grand jury of sad county, and to pro- cal Legislation.
 75. By MT. Fuller of Bibb:
 To amend Section 3443 of the Code of 1896 of Alabama relating to th@ liability of railroads for injuries. Jos dietary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11

Special prices on Children's Iron Beds, these beds are in white only and are provided with sliding sides, and fine woven fabric springs.
 In view of the 20 per cent in- crease by the manufacturers and our 20 per cent reduction, you become the gainer by 40 per cent. These are regular $500 values. This special, sale
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11
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Pansies, hardy shrmbs and Prlvet hedging for sale
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11
W5z Clearance Discount Furniture SaIe-=tg
A Friday Bargain Feast.

fact pce Furniture by Manufactures over the cou reductions tor this Cace Sale be real find for purch 1elon Every article Furniture Store this sale E
 this Special Clearance Sale Price No shod shopworn stock ofe ome thought of saving furniture purchases the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11
'QuaIEe FMIt in TauanIa,

&Mss%S N~aA Nn A&AANs@s@ Yekatrinburg, Russia. Jan. i0.--Two earthquake shoeiks were felt here early this morning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11
The Joy of Every Housewife This Sale Special S4..3S
 
Golden Oak Quarter Sawed Bed Room
 Suite Specially Priced $l0O

Handsome three piece Golden Oak Quarter Bedroom Suts of the handsmes carved suites carried stock dealer
 French plate bev edge mirror dresser A inches square, wahstand x18 Height of dresser feet 10 inches width nches Depth 26 inches Height of bed feet nches width feet 10 inches Double sepentne fronts with brass ments. Claw foot and ball designs
 The advance in furniture would make this suite $25O Clearance Sae .$160O0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-10
MINE WORKERS MEET
 IN BIRMINGHAM

Birmingham, Ala, June 10.-The annual state convention of the United State Mine Workers of America, dis trict No. 20, convened here today for a several days session. Because five of the largest coal mining companies do not recognize the miners union any longer, less importance attaches to these annual conventions than form erly, since no general wage scale is to be adjusted. July 1 is the begin ming of the wage year with the min CTS and operators, but the successful fight of the five big companies against the union has made the annual set clement tame affair, the miners un- ion having to deal with only the less CT concerns and individual operators. So far no talk of a strike has been heard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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