The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-20


 of cases brought to said court by ap- peal from the judgment of the mayor of any city or town in said counties for the violation of any municipal or dinance.
 Sec 5. That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of this Act be and the same are hereby repealed.
 Approved November 2s, 1907. Official:
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
 No. SD AN ACT (H. 41. To amend an Act entitled An Act to
 provide for the maintenance of the
 Alabama Girls Industrial School
 and the complete equipment of it's
 class rooms, laboratories and work
 shops. and to build and furnish ad-
 ditional buildings therefor" as ap-
 proved March 4, 1907.
 Be it enacted by the Legislature of Alabama, that Section 2 of an Act en- titled An Act to provide for the mallf- tenance of the Alabama Girls Indus- trial School,' and the complete equip ment of it's class rooms, laboratories and work shops and to build and fur nish additional buildings therefor, as approved March 1, 1907, Is hereby amended so as to read as follows:
 Sec. g. There is hereby appropriated out of any money in the treasury, the sum of fifty thousand dollars year, for the four years, 1907, 1908, 1909 and 1910, to be expended by the trustees of the school for the equipment of class rooms, laboratories, work shops andn buildings and the necessary, furniture, fixtures, apparatus, machinery and things therefor, and in the following order: l. For the complete equipment of the class rooms, laboratories and work shops of the school. 9, For build ing an infrmary and quarantine hos pital and furnishing the same. 3. For power house and laundry away from the dormitory and equipping the same with boilers, engines, pumps and all necessary machinery and fixtures. 4. For the completion of the dormitory and additional dining room and kitchen and furnishing these. D. For buying any needed land, or paying for it upon condemnation thereof. 6. For building and equipping green houses and propa gating houses for department of hor- ticulture and Horticulture. 2. For build ing modern dairy and COW stables and equipping the same. s. For an assem- bly hall or chapel and furnishing the same. The rest, if any, shall be used by the trustees in or upon the grounds or buildings to the best interest of the school and the whole of the two hun dred thousand dollars shall be available till used, but must not be drawn from the treasury till actually needed, when it shall be paid to the Treasurer of the sch ool on the order of the Presidene of the school, approved by the Governor. Provided, that the sums above appro- priated for the years 1909 and s19Io shall be available on and after January 1, 1908, if, in the judgment and discre- tion of the Governor the condition of the Treasury will permit said expendi- ture and he shall so certify to the State Auditor, who shall draw his war rant accordingly on the direction of the Governor.
 Approved November 22, 1907
 Official:
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
 No. 5l) AN ACT. CH. Ss. To further regulate elections in the State
 of Alabama.
 Section l. Be it enacted by the Leg isature of Alabama, That each and every applicant for registration as elector un- der the general laws of this State shall be required by the Board of Registrars to state in his application the exact date of his birth, which date shall appear from his certificate of registration. from the copy of the list of names registered and the registration list returned each year by the Board of Registrars to the office of the Judge of Probate of each county, and from the alphabetical list certified by the Judge of Probate to the Secretary of State; and in order that the certificate of the Board of Registrars, or of the Judge of Probate, or of the Secretary of State. may be sufficient evil dence to establish the fact of registration Of any elector such certificate shall show the date of birth of said elector, pro yided, that if the date of birth of any elector be not accurately known, it shall be sufficient, if the certificate shows the approximate date
 Sec. 2. That any elector. who may have changed the county of his resi- dence, shall on application, after he shall have acquired legal residence in his new location be registered upon production of his legal certificate, to the Board of Registrars, unless he since shall have become disqualified Said elector shall file with the Probate Judge of the county of his new location a certificate from the Probate Judge of the county of his former residence that he has paid all poll taxes due from him for the year 1901 and for each subsequent year up to the time of such change of residence.
 Sec. 3. That the Judge of Probate shall carefully compare the registration lists with the annual poll tax lists. required by law to be filed with him by the tax collector, and in making alphabetical lists of electors for the use of election i'm spectors, he shall include only those regis tered electors who shall have paid as provided by law. all poll taxes due from them for the year 1901 and for each sub sequent year If there be any question s to whether such poll tax be due from the elector for any years, 1t shall be incum- bent upon such elector to submit to the Judge of Probate such evidence as to facts upon which he claims exemption as will establish his claim of exemption from the payment of poll tax, and such evil dence shall appear of record in the office of the Judge of Pro<te.
 Sec. f. That any person who becomes 21 years of age, after October 1st of any year shall be@liable for poll tav for the fractional part of the tax year which ends September 30th, thereafter. And the Judge of Probate shall certify the names of all such persons on the poll lists as persons not due any poll tax; winch list is to be furnished inspectors of elections as other election supplies now required by law to be furnished.
 Sec. 5. That the Judge of Probate shall file in his office an alphabetical list of