The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-13

ing)--To provide, for the prompt pubii- cation of the general acts of the Leg islature.
 H. 45. By MT. John.--tPublic Print ing.)--To require the Secretary of State to have the House and Senate Journals bound in two volumes each. <
 Mir. Ragsdale, chairman of the Stand ported that said Committed, in session. had acted upon the following bills and ordered same returned to. the House with favorable report.
 H. 70. Mir. Lovelady-(Public Health.)-To regulate the practice or pharmacy and the sale of poisons in cities and towns of more than nine hundred inhabitants
 Mir. Ballard of Autauga, chairman os the Standing Committee on Temper ance. reported that the Committees in session had acted upon the following bills and ordered same returned te the House with favorable report:
 H. 1. By Mir. Ballard of Autaugas--- (Temperance)--To submit to the quail filed electors of Alabama at the next election. to be held on the first Tues day after the first Monday in Novem- Der. 1908. an amendment to the consti- tuition, for the purpose of forever prohibiting the manufacture and sale of alcoholic liquors.
 H. 23 By Mir. Cooper--(Temper- ance.)--To grant to arrest without warrant violators of the prohibition statute.
 H. 9. By Mir. Carmichael of Col -(Temperance.)--To prohibit the sale of pistols. brass knuckles and slug shots
 H. 2s. By Mir. Carmichael of Col bert.-{Tsmperance. To regulate prosecutions for violations of the law prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors
 . H. 30. By MT. Carmichael of. Col bert rt--(Temperance.)- prevent the drinking in any club room or other place of intoxicating liquors 3
 H. s5. By MT. John-(Temperance. To authorize a prohibition election to be held in Pike County.
 H."72. By Mir. Smith of Lee.--(T Tenn perance.)-To prohibit the manufac- ture and sale of spurious liquors in Lee County.
 MT. Ballard of Autauga, Chairman of the Standing Committee on Temper ance. reported that said committee in session had acted on the following bills and ordered same returned to the House with a favorable report and with amendment:
 H. 37. By Mir. John.-fTemperance To prohibit the sale of small dead ly weapons, such as small pistols. bowie knives, dirks. brass knucks and slug shots.
 II. [, By MT. Carmiehale of Colbert. )-To prohibit the man. ufacture and sale
 Reports by House Committees.
 Mir John. Cbairman of the Standing Committee on Judiciary, reported that said committee in session had acted upon the following bills and ordered same returned to the House with . favorable report with an amendment.'
 H. ii. By Mir. Tunstall.-(Judici' ary. .)-With amendment-To repeal an act to define who are delinquent chill dren and to provide for their arrest care and reformation.
 Mir. Pitts of Dallas, Chairman of the Standing Committee on Revision or Laws, reported t1fAk said committee In session had acteUAApon the following bills and ordered same returned to the House with a favorable report:
 H. 75. By Mir. Lacy of Walker-(Re- vision of ws)--To make better pro- vision for paying State witnesses sn Walker County.
 MT, Lee of Etowah, chairman of the Standing Committee on Education. re ported that said committee in session had acted upon the following bill and ordered the same returned to the House with favorable report:
 H. 6S By Mr. od.-(Education) To provide mileage for County Boards of Education of the several counties of the state.