The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-10
Bills Passed First Day

Following are the bills passed by the House on the first day of the sum- mer session:
 H. 752. MT. Haley-To vacate and annuI part of Ninth street which Is the right of way of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and also part of Seventh street from the right of way of the Louisville and Nashville Rail- road south to the right of way of the Southern Railway Cohmpany in the town of North Birmingham. t H. 129. Mir. Haley-To repeal an act to establish a board of police com missioners for the city of Bessemer.
 H. 766. MT. Rice-To amend Sec ton 1 of an act to establish the Tus- caloosa county law and equity court :.
 H. 810. Mr., Lee of Houston-To establish a board of revenue for Hous- ton county.
 H. 774. Mr.. Moore-To detach election precinct number nine in St. Clair county, known as Ragland cleo tion precinct, from the southern judi cial divison of the county and attach the same to and make 1t a part of the northern Judicial division of St. Clair county.
 repeaI an act to prohibit the selling, giving away or otherwise disposing of spirituous, vinous or malt liquors, in toxicating cider, bitters or beverages within a radius of six miles of the Methodist Church in Gordon, Houston county.
 H. SAT. MT. Arnold.-To fix the salary of the judge of the city court of Anniston.
 s. 327. MT. Reynolds-To amend Section of an act to regulate the trials Of misdemeanors in Bibb county.
 H, 795. Mir. Mitchell-To prohibit any person or corporation from selling giving away, delivering or otherwise disposing of spirituous, vinous or malt liouors or other intoxcating bitters or beverages in Marion county, prescrib- ing that delivery shall constitute a sale, and prescribing a penalty.
 H, s17. MT. Lyons-To repeal an act to provide a fund to be used exciu, siyely for the support of paid fire department in the City of Mobile.
 s. 2S3. Mir. Overton-To fix the time for holding the circuit court oi Randolph county, and to fix the term for the same.
 H. Sss. MT. Ballard of Pike--To bet ter provide for the working the public roads in Pike County. prescribes rules and regulations for the same and pre- scribe penalties.
 H. 705. MT. Pearson--To change the | boundary line of the incorporation of | the town of Wilsonville, Shelby | County
 s. 266. Mr. Blackmon-To make the office of Judge of the City Court of Anniston, Calhoun County, elective by the qualified electors of Calhoun | County. | H. 6s7. MT. Kirby-To repeal all statutes and laws establishing county l courts, and proceedings therein. with monthly terms, for the trial of mtsde- meanors so far as the county of Madi- son is concerned.
 | H. 797. MT Mitchell-To require the | Commissioners Court of Marion 'Coun- ty to advertise for bids for the build ing of public bridges and other pub | lie improvements for at least thirty | days before the same is let in some newspaper in said county and to pro- vide for the manner of letting or re- l ceiving bids for same.
 H. TAP MT Hoffman-To prohibit
 the sale of intoxicating liquors of every kind within three miles of the public school house at Creola, Mobile | County, and to provide a penalty.
 H. PA. MT Mitchell-To repeal an act to increase the Jurisdiction of Jus tices of the Peace. Marion and other counties. so far as the same relates | to Marion County.
 | H. S20. MT. Cannon-To allow the Boards of Revenue, or Courts of Coun- | ty Commissioners of the various coun- | ties to purchase and direct the keeping | of bloodhounds for their counties.