The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-25

] temperance.
H. b. 2sS. by Mr.. Pitts of Dalas-To
amend section 525 of the code of 1896. Re-
vision of laws.
ii. B. 49, by Mr. Kornegay-To fix
the tax rate upon property in the state
Oh Alabama. Ways and means.
II. B. 290, by Mr.. Cannon with notice
and prooD-To further regulate the sale,
giving away or otherwise disposing of
spurious, Vsnous or malt liquors, intoXi-
eating bitters, or cordials or fruits pre-
served in alcoholic liquors in Fayette
county Temperance
Fl. B. POI, by Mr. Alford-To amend sec
ton 1909 of the code of 1896, Alabama. Re
vision of laws.
II. B. 292. by Mr. Lee of Houston-To
pension all worthy Confederate soldiers
and the widows of such as have died.
Appropriations.
II. b. 293, by Mr. Lee of Houston-To
authorize and empower notaries public
In the state of Alabama to take acknowl-
edsements and proofs of conveyances in
any and all counties within the state of
Alabama Revision of laws
ii. Is. ga by Mr. Gloyer-To provide a
method by which the City Council, Board
OF Mayor and Aldermen, or other govern
ing body of any city or town Incorporated
under the general law or. special law of
this state, may secure the regulation of
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porations engaged in said cities and towns
In supplying water gas, light, heat, tel
ephone service or sewerage to the pub
lie, or street railway companies. enga ged
in transporting passengers or freight for
hire and reward; comforting upon cham
| cey courts or other courts exercising chan
] cey Jurisdiction the power to regulate the
rates of such corporations, defining such
| corporations and providing penalties for
all violations of the act. Municipal organ
ization.
| H. b. 295, by Mr.. Glover-To compel all
corporations owning, leasing or operating
in cities or towns of over 300 popula-
| ton, In this state, street railways, cleo
trio lighting. or power plants, furnish
| ing light or power to the public; gas
plants furnishing gas to the public; heat
| ing plants furnishing heat to the public;
sewerage companies or plants conducting
sewerage for the public; water plants fur
nishing water to the public and telephone
companies furnishing telephone service to
the public, to file annual reports and pro-
viding penalties for a violation of the pro-
visions of this act. Municipal organiza-
| tion.
H. b. 296. by Mr.. Glover-To render
uncomfortable in this state contracts
made in a foreign state. limiting the
! liability of common carriers. telegraph
or telephone companies, which would be
invalid If made in this state Commerce
and common carriers.
II. B. 297. by Mr. Glover-To regulate
the situs of a debt for the purpose of
punishment. and otherwise regulate the
process of garnshment Judiciary.
| H. 3. 29S. by Mr.. Glover-To regulate
the payment of rent upon premises de-
/ stroyed or partially destroyed by fire or
other causes. Judiciary.
II. B. 299, by Mr.. G1over-To regulate
the sum of money, or other valuable
things, the employment of workers, and
| the contribution to election and cam
paign funds in primary and other cleo
lions and political campaigns. Privileges
and elections.
II. B. 300. by Mr.. Glover-To regulate
| the Jurisdiction of suits against non-resi-
dents or foreign corporations upon causes
of action arising outside of the state,
and the service Of process on such nom
residents or foreign corporations. Cor
porations.
| H. B. 301. by Mr.. Glover, with notice
and proof)-To vacate and annul Hart
well Richard, Claude, yerdot, Levert and
| Leni avenues Terry. Sloss, Coleman, Sam
Jones and Cleveland streets with all in
! tervening alleys. lying and being in Cole
mans addition to Green Springs. as sur
veyed and laid off by George D. Stone
! street In section eleven 01), township
! eighteen GS), range three (3). west, in
Jefferson county, Alabama. Municipal or
ganization.
II. B. s02. by Mr. Glover-To amend
section 266S of the code of Alabama 1896.
Revision of laws
H. B. 1903, by Mr. Glover-To amend
section 2677 of the code of Alabama of
1896. Revision of laws.
H. B. S04, by Mr.. Glover with notice
and proof)-To further regulate the city
court of Birmingham. Ala. and the prac-
tice and procedure in said court; to pro-
| vide for judges thereof their election,
term of office, removal. power and SAL
airy: for the election, term of office. bond
removal and duties of the clerk and regis
ter thereof: and to provide suitable court
| rooms and places. dockets, stationery and
other supplies for the holding of said
court Local legislation.
| H. b. 305, by Mr.. Urquhart-To author
| 1Ze attorneys fees to be ascertained,
taxed as costs and paid in certain causes
| Revision of laws
H. B. 306. by Mr.. Urquhart-To provide
| liens in favor of attorneys, to provide for
the enforcement of such liens. to pro-
| tect attorneys from settlements or dis
missal of causes without their consent
Revision of laws.
| H. b. 800, by Mr.. Urouhart-To provide
| for the con1scation and disposition of all
| dangerous or deadly weapons, the car
| rying or using of which is now pro-
| hibited or regulated by law. or which may
! hereafter be prohibited or regulated by
law. when person is convicted of
| violation of the law in reference to the
| using or carrying of same. Revision of
| laws.
! H. b. 90S, by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
| the mayor and aldermen or other like
municipal authority of an Incorporated
| city, town. village or municipality in the
| state of Alabama. upon petition filed and
| proper proof being made. to refund to
any person owning property subject to
| taxation therein. money which was not
due for taxes, but was collected through
mistake or error in the assessment or
! collection of taxes. Municipal organiza-
ton.
H. b. 300. by Mr. King-To amend sec
ton 1868 of the code of Alabama of 1896.
| Commerce and comrer carriers.
Bills in Senate.
S. LOG. by Mr.. Lusk--To require and
! authorize the railroad commissioner to
prescribe rules, regulations and require
ments for the issuance and use of in
! Interchangeable tickets OF passengers on
and over lines of transportation of COM
mon carriers of passengers in this state
and punish any violaters of such orders,
rules. regulations and requirements. Com
merce and common carriers.
| s. 107. by Mr.. Hamner-To prohibit the
| sale barter or transfer for profit either
| direct indirect, of any spurious. vinous
| or malt liquors. or other Intoxicating
drinks or beverages in Etowah county,
in this state, outside the corporate linn
its of Incorporated cities and towns Tenn
| perance.
s. 1Os, by Mr.. Leith--To provide for
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