The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
CALENDAR OF THE LEGLSLA TURF
FIFTH DAY.

J IHu uNu uNn Ulln fl 1IA lH| H xlH LHl |A1 Ihl transcripts to the Supreme Court in felony cases on appeal. Penitentiary and Criminal Administration. H. 191. By MT. Pugh of Clarke--Tc prevent the publication or the giving out for publication by any county of ficer, editor, or publisher of any news paper, or anyother person, of the name of any grand or petit jurors in advance of the. time of the holding of the courts for which they have been drawn to serve. Judiciary.
 H. t92. By Mir. Pugh of Clarke--To amend Section 5oo1 of the Criminal Code, and to provide for the organiza- tion of grand jury at adjourned term of the Circuit or City Courts. Judi
 H. 1ss. By MT. Pugh Sf clarke-ro prohibit county or deputy solicitors or their partners in the practice of law, from defending parties charged with criminal offenses. Judiciary.
 H. 1s4. By MT. Pugh of clarke--Tc require parties who solicit or receive orders for spirituous, vinous or malt liquors to be shipped or sent into pro- hibition districts to pay a license tax therefore. Ways and Means.
 H. 195. By Mr. Pugh of Clarke Requiring county or deputy solicitors to assist circuit solicitors in their work before grand ,juries. Judiciary.
 H. 19e. By Mir. Pugh of Clarke-To prohibit the endorsement of the names of the States witnesses upon indict- ments, and to require the circuit solic- itor to keep a. book In which their names shall be entered and to keep se- cret the contents of the same. Judi ciary.
 H. .1s7. By MT Carmichael of Col bert-To fix the solicitors fees for con victions secured for violating laws es- tablishing dispensaries and for violat- ing local prohibition acts. Judiciary.
 H. 19s. By MT. McCrory of Conecuf To appropriate out of any moneys in the treasury the sum of s36.ooo an nualiy for the support of the District Agricultural Schools. Appropriations
 H. 1s9. By Mr. McCrory of Con- ecuh-To appropriate to the general school fundsfor the support of the free public schools of Alabama the proceeds arising from the sale of fertilizer tax known as tag tax except so much thereof as has heretofore been appro. priated for the support of the depart ment of Agriculture and Industries Appropriations.
 H. 200. By Mir. McCrory of Cone cuh--To amend Section 1 of an act en- titled An act to amend Section of an act entitled an act to amend Sec- tions {. 5, 6, 7,s, g and 20. of an act Confederate soldiers and sailors of Alabama, and their widows" approved February 10th, 1889, which amendatory act was approved March 4th. 1901. Ap- propriations.
 H. 201, by MT. McCrory, of Conecuh To amend sections three, four and eight of an act entitled An act to amend sections fSur, five. six, seven. eight, nine, ten, sixteen, eighteen and twenty. of an act entitled an act for the relief Of needy Confederate sol- diers and sailors resident citizens of Alabama. and their widows" approved February 10th. 1899, which said amen datoryl act was approved March 4th, 1901. Appror rriations.
 H. 202. by MT. McCrory of Conecuh- For the additional relief of needy Con- federate soldiers and sailors who are resident citizens of the State of Ala bama, and their widows. by the ap- pr0priation of three hundred and fifty thousand dollars annually. and the fur ther additional appropriation of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. to he paid on October 1st, 1908, and two hundred and fifty thousand dollars to he paid on October 1st. 1909. and two hundred and fifty thousand dollars to he paid on October 1st, 1910. If in the opinion of the Governor, the condition of the treasury warrants the payment of the said two hundred and fifty thou sand dollars on October 1st. 1908. Co., tober 1st; 1909 and October 1st. 1910. without borrowing the same. Appro- priations.
 H. 2o3, by Mir. Rushton of Crenshaw To Impose tax on gifts, inheriten-
 
 successions in certain cases. Ways and Means
 Fl. 2O4. by MT. Rushton of Crenshaw To regulate sales of stocks, of mer- ehandise in bulk or portions thereof otherwise than in the ordinary course ot trade and to punish violation of the same. Commerce and Common Car ricrs.
 H. 2O5, by MT. Lancaster of Elmorc- To appropriate the sum of ten thou sand dollars for tbe completion of school building of the Fifth Congress sion District Agricultural School, To- cated at Wetumpka. the main school building being destroyed by fro Ja uary 5th, 1906. Appropriations.
 H. zoe by MT. Smith of Fillmore. 'wits notice and proof. )-To repeal an act entitled an act tc regulate the trial of misdemeanors in the County Of El- mere, approved December 14th. 1898. and to provide for the re-transfer of pending causes from said county court to the circuit court of said county. and the enforcement of judgments already rendered in said county court Local 
 H. POT. by MT. Baltzell of Greene That section to amend section 43O6 or the Code of 1896. JudiciarIL
 H. POS. by Mir. Lee of Houston--To fix the fees of Judges of probate for wills. deeds. mortgages. and other papers and proceedings required by law to be recorded. Claims and Fees.
 H. 209, by Mir. Pugh of Clarke-ro amend section 5OS7 If the criminal code. Temperance.
 H. 210 by MT. Armstrong of Jackson To require the publication of the findings nf the city, circuit. city and chancery courts and courts of like jur- isdiction of the several counties in this State. Judiciary.
 H. 211, by MT Armstrong of Jackson To provide for the publication of the of the court of county com and the board of revenue Of the several counties of the State. Judi ciarV.
 Fl. PIP hy Mir. Armstrong of Jackson To prevent any public official from disclosing the names of grand and