The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

! why . i4w f> enforos local porhibitien l 1aVsAshouf6 not bo enacted.
 4 Nr Killen Of IAuderdaie. safd tna bill was just the one he had peen praying for. to remedy the jug evil that had long ex1sted.
 Mir. Goodwin eubmitted an ameno,
 msnt previding that the eili snOsia aDv yssi. G.
 road or express company from shlp' ping to any person upon his own or. der in quantities of from one quart to one gallon The amendment VI lgreeted with laughter from the iIienus
 of the bill. and was speedily tapiea.
 The cornnittee substitute for the pii,
 was adoted by a vote of ss to IT, nno au | the bill was then passed, 8 to IS. The noes were cast by Arlington, Cole l man, of Lowndes. Goodwin. Gunter' Kornegay, Long. of Butler, McDume' ] Parker Pearson, Powell. of Covington. Power. Rattray. sanders. Sanford ana l Woolf.
 l MT. Hoffman first voted no, ous '. changed his vote ip order. to move to reconsider. As soon as the vote nao been announced. howeye- MT. snerroo | offered motion to reconsider anu Ineh l moved to table the motion. MT. Hon- | man objected, but futily. on the | ground that he had the right to make ! the motion. MT. fsherrods motion 70 \ tdBiB lHt< SuA8tHtCu TrCOhSaN~ - vailed without serious opposition. Money For Arriculturai Schools. | Two substitutes were offered for ! House Bill No. 225, to regulate the | appropriations for the congressional | district schools and experiment sta tions. The committee substitute ap- propriated $4,000 annually of which at icnst one-fourth was to be used Tor experimental purposes. Mir. coleman, If Marshall. proposed to appropriate 1 $4,56C annually to each of tbe nine schools of which at least S750 was to be used for experimnetal purposes. It was explained to be the purpose of Governor Conner to deyote the tag ! tox. which tfie original measure gave to tho schools. to the purpose of build ing rural school houses and the sup port of the Polytechnic Intitute at Au- burn, thereby, taking the tag tax out of politics
 The Coleman substitute was adopted by a vote of 52 to 5, and the bill was passed. 57 to q
 An announcement was read from Senator Overton and Representative
 Hoffman, of the Committee on Ar- engagements for the Mobile Mardi Gras trip, that the tickets for the trip would be ready for distribution after
 o'clock Monday morning at the union
 depot the train leaving promptly at
 o'cloclck &&
 The trip acr..ss the bay Tuesday on
 the steamer Pleasure Bay was mem
 toned, as was the arrangement for
 meals at the Bienyille Hotel in Mobile.
 Mir Gocdwyn. of Montgomery. called
 up the measure. Senate Bill No. 210,
 for the creation of a code commission
 to consider the Mayfield code during the recess of the Legislature. The amendments of the House committee
 10 the Senate lnessure were adopted
 on roll call. They provide tha. the commission shall consist of eight mem- bers, instead of five, there being three senators and five representatives in- cluded. The amendments all pro- vide for the printing of 1000 copies of the code for the use of the members, and that the commission shall include in the code all general bills psssed be- fore the recess of the Legislature. The bill as amended was passed by the House by q vote of 65 to 0. A resolution by Mir. Carmichael, of Colbert to recall House Bill No. 70, the Colbert county dispensary bill, from the Governor. to be correctly en- rolled" was passed without opposition. The next special order, House bill
 No 271. to provide for the inspection of iails and aims houses. by State inspector, who should be a practicing physician aud draw salary of x2,400
 a year, evoked aeprotest from Mir. Rush.