The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-18

mend section 5049 (37Ss) 435s. 4s5s. 4S6o) f37o6. 37oO d6o. t6l) of the Code of 1896. Revision of Laws. ,, H. 24s. By MT. Smith. of Lee---To mend section 5o50 t37g0) (4360) (4s61) | (Si0s) G62J of the Code of 1896 Re- vision of Laws.
 | H 250. By MT. Smith, of Lee-To aid l and encourage technical education in the State of Alabama. in providing for the erection and equipment of build ings and increased facilities at the Ala bama Polytechnic Institute. Educa- | tion.
 H, 251 By Mir. Coleman of Marshall | To submit to the qualified electors of the State of Alabama a proposed amendment of section 1s4 of the Con for clerical help in the State Treasur- Means
 | H. 252, By MT. Norvillo, of Mobile, l (By request)-To authorize the filing and recording of certain deeds of con veyance therein named in the Probate Court of the State. Judiciary. | H. 25S. By MT, Norville, of Mobile, | tBy requesD-To amend section 54 of an act to confer and limit powers of business corporations and to provide tor their organization and regulation Approved Oct. End, 1903. Corporations. H. 254 By Mir Goodwin, of Mont gomery--To amend an act to provide for clerical help in the State Treahur- CTS office, approved March 4th, 1903 ] Ways and Means.
 | H. 255. By MT. Goodwin. of Mont gomery--To appropriate money, to pre- | serve. remove, rebuild, remodel repair, or reproduce in replica the Jefferson Davis House in the city of Montgom- cry and to preserve the relics of the Confederate States and Navy Appro- l priations.
 | Fl. 25e. By Mir. Long of Morgan To provide for the punishment of any person who steals any horse, mare, gelding. colt. lilly, mule. jack, jimmy, COW or animal of cow kind and to pro- vide for the payment of the animal stolen. Judiciary H. 257. By Mir. Long of Morgan~-To
 prohibit Judges of the Supreme Court. | Circuit Courts, City Courts Probate l Courts, or other courts of this State 1 from sitting ina criminal case where | the defendant or either party between
 whom the offense was caused directly | or indirectly, to be committed is related to the said Judges by consanguinity, or
 affinity within the third degree. Ju- | dietary.
 H. 25s. By MT. Pitts of Perry--To establish a board to examine all per- | sons who give or receive telegraphic | orders for the movement of trains fin | Alabama: to prescribe their duties, fix their compensation, and to prohibit any person from giving or receiving train l orders who has not been examined and has passed a satisfactory examination before said Board. Commerce and Common Carriers.
 H. 259. By MT. Pitts of Perry-To provide punishment for cheating and swindling. Judiciary.
 H. 260 By MT. White of Perry-Pro- viding for the revenue derived from the convicts of the State to be appro- priated to the counties for use on the roads and highways. Appropriations. H. 261. By MT. Avery of Randolph To provide for the better protection of the people who may suffer harm by physicians or surgeons who practice their profession while in a state of in- toxication. Public Health.
 H. 262. By Mir. Moore of St. Clair, (with notice and proof)-To provide for the holding of regular terms of the County Court of St. Clair County at Ashville, the county seat, and at Pell City, in said county. and to define the Jurisdiction of said court holden at each of said places, and to regulate the said court and proceedings in and re- lating to the same. Judiciary.
 H. 263. By Mir Moore of St, Clair, (with notice and proof)-To provide for holding regular. special and adjourned terms of the Commissioners Court of St. Clair County at Pell City, to declare the powers and the Jurisdiction of said court, holden at said place, to regulate it's proceedings, and to provide for it's records. fixtures and supplies and the keeping thereof Judiciary.
 H. 264 By Mir. Moore of St. Clair, (with notice and proof)-To authorize and require the Probate Judge of St. Clair County to hold regular terms of the Probate Court at Pell City, and such adjourned. called, and special terms as may be necessary and to de- clare the powers and Jurisdiction of said court holden at said place, to au- thorize the Probate Judge of said coun- ty to perform other official acts at Pell City, and to keep books and records of his office at said place, and to au- thorize the employment of a sworn bonded clerk, who shall keep charge of the office in the absence of the Probate Judge. and who may discharge all du- ties imposed by law on the clerks of Probate Judges in this State. Judi ciary.
 Fl. 2s5. By Mir. Lawson of Talla1 dega-To prohibit the carrying of cer- tain designated arms or weapons. eith- CT concealed or not concealed, at other places than on the premises of, or ip the place of abode or business of the person except when the same are car ried in defense of the person or of the State. and to prescribe the punishment for violation thereof. Judiciary.
 H. 266. By Mir. Lawson of Talla- dega tby request) (with notice and proof f)-Making 1t lawful for stock to run at large in certain portions of Tal- ladega County. Alabama. Local Leg islation.
 H. 267. By Mir Turner of Talla- poosa-To provide for and regulate the working of the public roads in the State of Alabama. Public Roads and Highways.
 H. 26S. By Mir. Cranford of Walker To provide for the incorporation, or ganization and government of cities and towns in the State of Alabama. and to define their powers, duties. lia- blittes and Jurisdiction. Municipal Organization,
 Second Reading.
 The following bills were reported ia vorabIy by a standing committee, were read the second time by title. and were placed on the calendar of the House for third reading:
 From the Committee on Judiciary:
 H. 1S To amend Section 5oS6 of the Code of 1896.