The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29

register or judge of probate must cer- tify the fact that such appeal was
 taken and the time when as part of the record, which gives the supreme Court Jurisdiction of the case.
 Sec 2. Be 1t further enacted that
 Section 427 of said code be amended so
 as to read as follows: Section 429 (s612). t3s1S). Appeals from certain interlocutory decrees. From any decree
 rendered by the chancery court in terra
 time, or by the chancellor in vacation, or by county courts of law and equity in term time or by the judge or such court in vacation, sustaining or over ruling demurrer to a bill in equity, or sustaining or everything a plea to such bill, or sustaining or overruiing a motion to dismiss such bill for want of equity, an appeal lies to the Su- ureme Court. to be taken within thirty days after the rendition of such decree; the appeal shall be heard and deter mined by the Supreme Court in pref- erence to all other than criminal cases. and if the decree of the chan cellor or judge of the county courts of law and equity is reversed, the court shall render such decrees as should have been rendered by the chanceiiori but nothing in this section shall be 50 construed as to prevent an assign ment of errors on such decrees, on anpeals taken after the final determi- nation of the cause, If appeals are not taken under this section.
 Sec. 8. Be 1t further enacted that Section 431 of said code be amended so as to read as follows: Section ASl. f3sie), (3923). Appeals from denial of remedial writs. Appeals may pc taken to the Supreme Court from the judgment of judges of the circuit and city courts and county courts of law and equity on application for writs of certiorari, supersedeas, quo warrants, mandamus and other remedial writss mon plaintiff or defendant giving se- curity for the costs of appeal, approved by the judge trying the same, within thirty days from the day of the Judg- ment; but such appeal shall not opeI- ate as a supersedeas of the 1udgment, unless bonds with sufficient sureties be given by the appellant, payable to the appellee, in, such sum as the judge hearing the application shall re- uuire. conditions to pay all damages thereby sustained.
 Sec. 4. Be it further enacted that Section ASA of said code be amended so as to read as follows: Section 434. Appeals from decisions on motions flor new trials. Whenever a motion for new trial shall be granted or refused by any circuit or city court or county court of law and equity In any civh case at law, either party may except to the decision of the court and may reduce to writing the reasons offered for the the new trial together with the substance of the evidence In the case and also the decision of the court 1 on inc motion: and it shall be the duty of .the judge before whom the motion is made to allow and sign the same; and such bill of exceptions shall be
 mart of the record in the cause, ana may embrace the judgment and motion | or other matters of record; and the appellant may assign for error that the court below improperly granted or re-
 fused to grant new trial; ana tne Supreme Court shall have power 10 grant new trials or to correct any err TOTS of the circuit or city court in granting or refusing the same.
 Sec. s. Be it further enacted that Section 456 of said code be amended so as to. read as follows: Section 466. (3es6) (s952) (35i1). Clerks of in- ferior courts may issue executions TOT costs unpaid. Clerks of the circuit or
 city court. or county courts ot law ano anu equity, registers in chancery, ana judges of probate, when eases have been taken from their respective courts to the Supreme Court by appeal, or
 other lawful mode. and been there de- cided, if the costs accruing in sucn i lower courts for transcripts, or other
 wise, be not paid by the parties against whom they vera adjudgedr in Che Su- l preme Court. may issue executions for such costs, returnable into the court | in which such costs accrued. s" Approved August 1s, 1907.
 | Oficial:
 sFEank N Julian,
 Secretary of state.
 No. 53s) AN ACT (H. B. 0Sl. For the relief of Beverly Jackson alias Beverly Green.
 Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Leg 1 isiature of Alabama that the sum Of one hundred dollars be and the same l Is hereby appropriated out of any money in the State Treasury not other
 wise appropriated. to pay Beverly | Jackson, alias Beverly Green, for time l he was illegally confined at hard la
 Dor for the state from June 10. 1905, | to April 30, 1906, inclusive. Sec. 3. That the auditor Is here by authorized to draw his warrant on efa- faN. Qa4 n