The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24

 tsxs care of Aimseif anderstand Dulsulns .g sae rear are tv os used for tisv SusTslile Court, Dut NJ can see Mias [. nevus uf 0otn ol tnen.; 1 tnlax tae tsovernofs mansion And the cOnstrucliun Ol. lns rear wlng a per iec. pasce of folly
 Witnout. caiiii.s attention to the fact that It naa osen stateu in the discus-. siun ol ss.e ssr 4..ss4..s ..s.. ...'... wing. was to bc an executive wing. and not Tor the use or the supreme court ar. auneer of MontEome,y moved t0 iien pssvalisd by . vote of si to sl.
 The negakive votes on the motion to were cast by Altman. Avery, Ballard of Autaugas Ballaru of Pike, Barton, Benson. Brown, bulger. Burney. Cam Lowndes. Coleman of Marshall. Cooper. Crur1. Elrod, Fuller, Heuiey. Johnson. killen, sA-ea of Barbour. Malone, Moore. Sample, Sanders, smith of :. Fillmore. Smith of Etowah. Weaver. White of Lamar, White of Perry.
 Considerable mefriment was caused by MT. Pit,s's evident discomfiture af- ter his motion to reconsider had been tabled, on, being ruled out of order ferred to the Committee on Appropria- uons. The Speaker informed him the bill had been passed and, such refer
 
 dorsement of the course of President Roosevelt in the matter of the rioting S1 negro ddroops at srownssis waicn January 10. and had since been with the Committee on Federal Relations, ys,aa gss reported fayorablg by chotr@an sma man tion.
 To Return Cotton Tax.
 A resolution resented last week by return iat % to t the Southern States of the unclaimed Money collected thirty years ago by a cotton tax, which was later aeelared Illegal. was likewise reported and passed without debate or oppost- tion.. The money was collected so long ago that the records of the sale ot cot, individual claimants are unable to prove their right to the money. and so tt was proposed to divide what money Is left of that chaMcter among the
 The Committee on Rules reported fa- vorabiy on a resolution submitted Tues, day authorizing the engrossment and shs rsssInt,on of Ss %as psssssd ps
 At the conclusion of tine reports of standing committees and the call Of counties for the ~ intreaastiont, s,t,, oi piiis' is' the bill for the preservation of the nsn and game of the State, and for the creation of State Game and Fish Com missioner, which had been made spc- cial order for the day. was taken up.
 Mir. Tunstall of Hale, imedintely or. fered an amendment to section II 0i the bill which is very lengthy, reduc' ing the number of game birds that may be killed in single day by one hun. ter from twenty-five 10 fifteen, which Tunstall briefly explained the purpose of his amendment, and Mir. Lee. of Houston; as champion ,a,a,a or the nidi; launched intS lengthy expositsomd l,ssa and o Q, its purposes and objects
 Senators Are Formally Declared
 A roll call was necessary to decide Mr. Lees motion to table MT, Tuhstall 2 amendment. tee motion to na.f., tasls eelns rn.s call was then had upon the adoption of the amendment, which was carried fif' ty-six to tnirty-fonr.
 offered and adopted, and the House was i'll the n1idst<or a roll call on another minor amendment when the Senate ap, peared at the door. For the holding ol the joint session to declare the elect lon of Senators Morgan and Pettus. As soon as the Senators had taken their seats, Lieutenant Governor Gray Nailed upon Readiug Clerk Proctor, oi the Senate to read the journal of that body relative, to the vote for United States senst6r for the term 6esinnins
 
 gan. The record showed unaninious- | vote for MT. Morgan, as did also that ! of the House, which was read by As sistant Clerk Herbert.
 l The Lieutensnt-G Governor then form ally declared Senator Morgan re-eiect 1 ed to the United States senate rom | Alaha,na, to succeed himself, having | received the entire vote of both Houses 1 of the Legislature.
 The same procedure was followed in | regard to the election of Senator Pet ! JUS to succeed himself. for the term be- ] ginning March 1, 1909.
 The entire procedure, including the 1 seating of the Senators, the reading Of both Journals. and the formal an- nouncement of the election of both Sem ators. was over In twelve minutes. | At the conclusion of the joint ses- sion, an address was listC1ed to froiD 1 General Stephen D. Lee, and when he | had fnished. adjournmcnt was imrne- dlate,y taken until this morning. with out waiting to complete the roll cali on 1 the amendinent to the fish and game | bill started earlier iB the afternon.