The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

tleman. promise the Tzouss { VIII never make that mistake aGain :" < Mir. John continued that he had th< utmost confidence h the. judgment o1 Mir. Haley. and entertained high re- spect for him. There had been nothin1 derogatofy to Mr Haley intended. ths letter being written In q facetioui vein. Former Representatives W. c. Da. 1, wis of Walker, and c. AZ Joiner ol l Talladera were granted the priviieE, of the floor for the day. on motion oi Mir Carmichael of Colbert. No. John presented resolution, which was referred to the Rules Com mittee. declaring 1t improper for any clerk of the House or any committed or any member. 10 permit bill in his possession to go Into the posses sion of any person not entitled under the rules to receive it The penalty ot disobedience by any clerk Is made dismissal.
 The Speaker announced as the Rep rcsentatives of the House on the soint committee to visit the Boys Industrial School at East Lake. near Birming- ham. Messrs. Oliver of Chambers. Rowe of Madison, and Jones of But Ter.
 A number of resolutions creating special orders for this week were presented by members. and referred to the Committee on Rules as foi- lows:
 The five bills making appropriations for the State University for the en- couragement of technical education, for the maintenance of the Polytech- mic Institute at Auburn for the sup port of the Glris' Industrial School a a nr nl the Medical College at Mobile. next Friday. in the order given.
 The bill giving foreign corporations the right to receive water rights and to furnish municipalities. for next Thursday.
 Three railroad bills. for February IT. after the reports of standing com nittees. the following order: Senate Bill No. 1s prohibiting the charge of any rate higher than the legal rate; Senate Bill No. 1os, for interchange- able mileage: House Bill No. 665, and the reciprocal dsmurrage bill.
 The bill making the mortgaeor pay the fifteen cent tax. for Monday. Feb ruary IS.
 Create Fourth Circuit,
 Mir. Carmichael, of Colbert. called. in under unanimous consent, Senate Bill No. 2S1. creating the fourteenth judi "ial circuit of Winston and Walker counties, and after the committee sub stitute had been adopted, the bill passed by vote of 65 to 1. Cannon alone vot- ing no.
 Mir. John. of Jefferson. then called for the first special order for the morn ing. House Bill No. IS. fixing the time for holding the terms Of court in the vaAous counties of the twelfth judicial circuit The bill passed. without de- bate. by vote of GA to I. Cannon again voting no.
 Mir. Sherrods bill to prohibit the ship ment of liauor from ''wet" district to a dry district in the State. was next taken up. Mir. Sherrod declared the bill was one of the most important yet taken up by the House. It was neces- sary to the en forcement of the local option bill.
 Mir. Hoffman. of Mobile. insisted the measure would simply result in driv- ing such traffic beyond the State bor- ders. and was in effect a discrimina- tion against Alabama manufacturers and dealers. who have paid their li- censes for legitimate business under the law. In favor of those in Tennes- see. Georgia and Florida.
 Mir. Pitts. of Perry, saw the finish of the blind tigers" in the prohibition districts Il the enactment of the meas ure. That the State could not regu- late interstate commerce was no reason