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any other way whatsoever, of persons in tending or desiring to take passage on such trains for transportation between regular stations within the state, pro- yided such persons have offered to pur- chase tickets for such transportation at the rate prescribed by statute, and the sale of hckets@at such rate has been refused by such carrier, or it's agent, authorizea to sell tickets flor said train for such journey; provided, however. df the legislature sees proper to so en- acD that any person boarding passenger train without ticket, at a station where tickets may be purchased, may be re- quired to pay sum not exceeding three cents per mile for such Journey.
 g.. The establishment of maximum rates to be charged by railroads for the trans portation of passengers, property or con- modities and the prescribing of the pro- cedure or remedies for the enforcement of such rates.
 9. The amendment revision or repeal of an act entitled, An act to fix and establish the maximum rates to be charg ed by railroads now operating, which may hereafter operate common car riers in whole or in part. in the state Of Alabama, for the transportation, origi- hating and terminating within the state. of certain articles and for this purpose to classify said articles and said rail- roads," approved March 2, 1907, or of such parts, portions or sections there of as the legislature may wish to amend. revise or repeal
 10. The amendment. revision or repeal of an act, entitled, An act to provide the manner in which any person, com pany or corporation owning or operat- ing, common carrier. any railroad, in whole or in part. in this state. may contest the validity or reasonableness or fairness of any maximum rate established by statue to be charged by railroads for the transportation originating and terminating within the state. of articles, and have the same annulled the en- forcement thereof enjoined restrained approved March f. 1907, or of such parts, portions or sections thereof as the legis- lature may wish to amend. revise or re- peal.
 II. The prescribing of rules of proce- dure and remedies to secure the enforce ment of the penal statutes of the state, If any judge, chancellor or court should order or cause to be issued an injunc- tion, or other process, restraining sher- ifs solicitors or any other officials of the state from performing their duties relating to criminal proceedings to en- force such penal statutes.
 12. The exclusion or withdrawal from the railroad commission of Alabama all members thereof and the attorney general of the state, all and every power. authority and duty to enforce by order, legal proceedings or otherwise, or to take any action concerning the enforce ment of any rates or charges for the transportation of freight or passengers, specifically named and provided by stat ute heretofore or hereafter enacted, or by any modification of such statutory rates or charges by said railroad com mission.
 13. Securing the enforcement by the courts of this state, of causes of action arising in another state which are en- forceable in such other state.
 IA. The regulation of the carriage by railroads and common carriers of the baggage of passengers and of the charges therefor.
 b. Authorizing street railway compa- nies to furnish free transportation over their lines to firemen and policemen. and the granting by such companies Of spe- ciaI or reduced rates to pupils attending school.
 l6. The amendment, revision or repeal of an act entitled "An act to prescribe rules and regulations relating to demur- rage and car service and charges there for and the respective rights. duties, ob- ligations liabilities and remedies of con- mon carriers by rail and shippers and consignees with respect to the furnish ing of empty cars and the transportation and delivery of freight and delay of ship pers and consignees in the loading and unloading of cars and the receipt or freight and charges for such delay, ap- proved February 2S, 1907, or of such parts, portions or sections thereof as the legislature may wish to amend, re- wise or repeal.
 T.. Requiring under adequate and suit able penalties against common carriers of passengers, their servants and em- ployes that delayed trains be buletined from time to time, the legislature may deem proper.
 IS. The amendment, revision or repeal of any law, or part thereof. regulating or affecting railroads or other common carriers. and the passage of any new law concerning the same, as the legisla- ture may seem best.
 19. The regulation of the manufacture