The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-15

at Blue Creek, Blocton and oth CT poirNS. acting as attorneys in any cases where they have been interested.
 To amend the city court of Birmingham act.
 To make instruments of conveyance self proving.
 To secure lists of revenue liquor H. censes in Lawrence county.
 To regulate payment of witnesses and
 fix salary of the treasurer of Walker
 To allow cities and towns to operate wa terworks.
 For the relief of needy Confederate soldiers and widows of such.
 To establish an inferior court in Nor gan county-beat 10.
 To authorize dispensaries in Fayette county.
 To establish normal school at Mounds vile. Also for appropriations to high schools at Plantersville and Ozark.
 To regulate municipal incorporatons- the municipal code bill.
 To provide for tax rounds in Walker county
 To regulate shooting about enclosures In Walker county.
 To allow Mobile county to improve har- bor.
 10 pTOulDll ulSpldyS or Huue pictures save in art studios.
 To regulate election of commissioners or walker county
 To amend law and equity court act of Morgan county.
 To fix ex-offioio fees of circuit clerks.
 To fix exofficlo fees of sheriffs.
 To amend the health laws.
 To procure lists of internal revenue H. censes issued. rro and Calhoun counties. To regulate practice in Calhoun circuit | court
 To alter the boundary lines of Besse- mer.
 To regulate affairs of any municipality taken In by ether town.
 To provide for annexation and merger of towns
 To provide for extending limits of cities and towns. This is the Smyer Greater Birmingham bill
 To amend the demurrage laws To furnish mine inspectors office; also for expense of same.
 To provide for formation of new coun- ties. To provide for construction of tunnels and Viaducts In cities and towns of more than 35,000 in order to render more se- cure human life.
  Alabamians which protect life. To vacate certain highways in Jefferson county. To furnish blanks for beat officers. To fix salaries of the judges of Mont gomery city court To amend the good roads act To provide against corrupt solicitation the anti lobby bill. To allow widows of Confederates to go to the soldiers home To prohibit the sale of hop jack.
 To amend the insurance laws.
 To provide for the public roads In Tus- caloosa county. To regulate ginning of cotton. exempt from taxes property of the Eastern Star. To provide for sidewalk work by cities and towns. To abolish the Morgan county court. To provide for soil survey of the state. To confer new jurisdiction on tfns Six teenth circuit To amend the quarantine laws Railroad Commission. The state railroad commission Is taking testimony on application of cit izens of Union Springs for physical connection of the Union Springs and Northern and Central of Georgia, at Union Springs, and the demand for bet l ter trackage at the Union Springs com press. Commissioner of Agriculture Wilk- inson is having laws that concern his department printed in a small book for | distribution. They include the fertili- ger act. acts concerning cotton seed meal, horticulture, live stock sanita- tion, soil survey, road working, game and fish and rural school house. The state tax commission has in question of intangible taxes of tho Louisville and Nashville and the South | and North. c. l.. Stone, general coun- sel, and Gregory L. Smith. district counsel at Mobile, are to make the arguments for the roads. The following are among the places that are applying for high schools un- der the new law Louisville, Ashland, Centre, Attalla, Ashville and Pell City. The sch ools will be located and author ized when in the opinion of the gov ernor the treasury will stand the strain. Daily State Force. The men of the Daily State, which has suspended publication, will be scat tered over the country. c. A. Verbeck, telegraph editor, goes back to his old love, the Washington Post; R. R. Retan goes to the New Orleans Picayune, and Leslie K. Hahn, who was managing editor, to the New York American. B. I. Suson the city editor, will also go to New Orleans. Capt. Ava Fitzpat- rick, who was editor, lives here. and M M Brannan, associate, is an Ala bama man also. Herbert Boldthwaite, sporting editor. lives in Montgomery, being a prosperous farmer of the county. Incident to the rise and fall of news papers in Montgomery 1t Is pertinent ! to note that outside of the State the story seems one of success. The Ad- vertiser has made number of i'm provements, besides buying an expen- sive lot near the present building. The | Journal has put in new linotype ma chine and added the full afternoon As sociated Press service. The Times has bought a new press and a second ma . l aLira a nd ,rill after the nnAninR of tha