The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
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cess to regular trains carrying passen- gers by the use of fences gates. bars Or by any means whatsoever. by any person desiring to take passage on said trains, between points within this State. when such person has offered to purchase a ticket at the rate prescribed by statute or fixed by the Railroad Commission, and the sale of such tick ct, at such rate. has been refused; to prescribe the penalty for violation thereof, the period within which pro- ceedings may be instituted to recover such penalties and the procedure for the recovery of the same. Commerce and Common Carriers.
 S. I3 By Mir Reid--To exclude from the Railroad Commission and the mem- bers thereof and the Attorney General. all power. authority or duty to enforce any rates, fares or charges for the transportation of property or passen- gers which have been Or which may hereafter be prescribed by statute. or made the maximum rates by statute. or any law now existing or which may hereafter be enacted prescribing such rates, charges or fares, or any rates, fares or charges which have been or may hereafter be established by the Railroad Commissions orders estab- fishing the same, and all power and authority to instruct direct or request the Attorney General to institute any legal proceedings to enforce such rates, fares. charges, statutes or or- ders. Commerce and Common Car riers.
 s. i4. By Mir. Merritt-To provide for the hiring. management, control and inspection of county convicts. Fi- nance and Taxation
 S f5. By Mir. Merritt--To amend Sections 5. 20. s5. fl and 52 of an act of the Legislature of Alabama, to cre- ate Railroad Commission, to be known as the Railroad Commission of Alabama. define it's duties and powers. and provide for its mode of proceed ure. Approved February 2s 1907. Commerce and Common Carriers.
 $. 1e. By MT. Reese--To amend Sec- tion 2574 of the Code. Public Health.
 s. 17. By MT. Reese--To appropri- ate the sum of si5.e00 to defray the expenses of erecting and procuring a memorial statute to Hon. John Tyler Morgan In Statuary Hall. Finance and { Taxation.
 $. IS. By MT. wimberly+-To amend Section of an act to prevent any of- ficer, agent or employe of any person. company or corporation, owning or ops erating as common carrier any rail- road. in whole or in part, in this State. from charging or receiving for the transportation, originating and termi-
 
 a greater or higher rate of compensa- : ton than that established by statute, or from refusing to receive such arti- cle for transportation at the rate es- tablished by state. approved March 2. 1907. Commerce and Common Carriers.
 s. 19. By Mir. Reynolds--To provide for the attendance of certain children in this State on the public schools of said State, and to provide for the en- forcement of said law and to fix a pen- atty for the violation thereof. Educa- tion.
 s. 20. By Mir ReynoldsLTo prohibit the sale of pistols, revolveYs. pistol cartridges, dirks and Bowie knives in thfs State. Revision of Laws.
 S.. 2f, By Mir. Reynoids.-To make railroads. corporations and other com mon carriers liable In damages to pas- sengers or persons desiring to become passengers. for refusing to carry such persons between points in this State at which regular stops are made to take on and let off passengers, at the rate or fare which has been or may here after be prescribed by statute, or the rate which has been or may hereafter be established by the Railroad Conn mission; to authorize, actions to re- period within which such actions may be brought, and the procedure. Com merce and Common Carriers. an act to define and regulate public warehouses for the storage of cotton or other articles Pf value for compensa-