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

V1ded With suitable ra1ment as the cor | missioners may require in their bylaw
 and that such patient has not been ei
 posed to. nor is suffering from any COT l tagious disease. Sec 9. Officers, except the secretaI
 and treasurer. shall constantly IT side in the colony and be designate
 as resident officers. Included amor such resident officers shall be a teacl CT and such assistant teachers as ma
 be necessary, whose duty it shall be
 teach, educate and mentally train sue patients as are within the school az
 and whose mental condition permit them to be taught and trained; the sI perintendent of such colony shall prd
 vide such school houses and school fa l cilites as will enable the teachers perform their duties efficiently. Approved Nov. 23,, 1901. Official:
 Frank N. Julian, Secretary of State. No. 47) AN ACT. 0H. To authorize the enforcement in tn courts of this State, when jurisdictio
 of the defendant can be obtained in thi state, of any cause of action arising another State which is enforcible il such other State. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legis lature of Alabama, That whenever ed ther by common law or the statutes o another State, cause of action eithe upon contract or in tort, has arisen il such other State against any person o| corporation, such cause of action shall bl enforcfble in the courts of this state, il any county in which Jurisdiction of thu defendant can legally be obtained in thu same manner in which jurisdiction could have been obtained if the cause of actiol had arisen in this State. n
 laws in conflict or inconsistent with tha ' provisions of this act be, and the sand are hereby, repealed. Approved Nov. 9, 1907. Official: Frank N. Julian, Secretary of State. No. 4S) BE IT RESOLVED (H. J. R. odI By the Legislature of Alabama, that the waterways of this great state ard
 as declared by the democratic patfornI one of it's greatest assets, and, whereasi
 a National Rivers and Harbors Convenl| tion will be convened in Washington, Dl| C.. on December 4th to consider this great| question. Be it resolved the Governor ap5| point delegation of two from each Con- | gressional district to attend said convent | tion and aid in adopting the claims of Alabama.
 Approved Nov 2s 1907. | Official:
 Frank N. Julian, | Secretary of State. | No. 22) AN ACT (H. 43.
 Making appropriation for the expenses in | distributing of the acts and journals of
 the extraordinary session, for the fiscal l year ending September 30. 1908. | Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legis- | lature of Alabama that in addition tol | the amount heretofore appropriated therel | is hereby appropriated the sum of twoI
 hundred and fifty dollars (s25O) or sol much thereof. as may be necessary tol be used by the Secretary of State for | the expenses in the distributing of thel acts and journals of this session of the | Legislature. | Sec. ?. That the Auditor, upon the | requisition of the Secretary of State, | shall draw his warrant on the State | Treasurer for so much of said sum as | may be necessary. 1 Approved Nov 23 1907. | Official:
 l Frank N. Julian, Secretary of State. l No. 2S.) AN ACT GIT. ii. To repeal an Act entitled An Act to | define who are delinquent children and | to provide for their arrest, care and | reformation approved March 12, 1907," 1 and all acts amendatory thereof. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legis- l lature of Alabama That an Act ent- l tied an Act to define who are delinquent
 children and to provide for their arrest, | care and reformation. approved March | 12, 1907. and all acts amendatory thereto.
 be and the same are hereby repealed. | Approved Nov. 23, 1907. 1 Official:
 Frank N. Julian. | Secretary of State. No. 94.) AN ACT (H. IRA | To regulate the practice of law in tbe
 State of Alabama. | Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Legis-
 lature of Alabama, That any person who | graduates from the Law Department of
 the University of Alabama, upon pres
 entation of his or her diploma and the
 payment of license fees and the proof of | good moral character shall be entitled to practice in the Supreme Court and all
 other courts in the State of Alabama. l Sec. 2. All laws and parts of laws in 1 conflict with this Act be, and the same
 are hereby, repealed. 1 Approved Nov. 26 1907.
 Official:
 1 Frank N. Julian, 1 Secretary of State
 No. 9S.) WHEREAS. GIL R. R i Between the years 1861 and 1868 the Fed
 eral Government levied and collected i from the Southern States a cotton tax
 of $6s,0o0'000; and, whereas. the levy and ! collection of said cotton tax was in vio- lation of the Federal Constitution: and. l whereas, the people of the State of Ala
 bama paid $10,0000O0 of this tax, there | fore be it
 Resolved, by the House the Senate con-
 curing therein, That we heartily indorse 1 the bill introduced in Congress by Hon.
 J. Thomas Heflin of Alabama, providing | for the return of this cotton tax to our l people.
 Approved Nov. 2s 1907. i Official:
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State
 1 No. 97) AN ACT. UI 139. 1 To amend an Act entitled "An Act to fix the ex-officio fees of the clerks of the Circuit Court in the several counties
 of the State of Alabama, and to provide for the payment of the same; approved
 Aug g. 1907.
 Be it enacted by the Legislature of l Alabama, That an Act entitled "An Act
 to fix the ex-officio fees of the clerks of the Circuit Courts in the several counties I of the State of Alabama, and to provide for the payment of same. approved Aug l 9th 1907, be amended by adding thereto
 the following section:
 This Act shall include clerks of all 1 courts having concurrent Jurisdiction Il with the Circuit Courts
 Approved Nov. 30. 1S07:
 Official:
 Frank N. Julian.
 | Secretary of State.