The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-17
Calender of the Legislature
FORTIETH DAY.

DlmD nm 0lND Dm0 0MDH DMu ma DTnl llEl DIh1 Dll hD Sections 2, 8, 14, a1, "A, a7, 2s and s2 of an act entitled an act to establish law and equity court for Madison Coun- ty.
 s. 494. Mir. Spragins-To fix the times and place of holding the chan cery court in the Eighth District Of the Northern Division composed Of the County of Madison.
 S.. 1855. Mir. Hamner-To amend Section of an act entitled an act to create the office of Associate Judge or the City Court of Gadsden.
 $. 4s8. MT. Hamner-To increase the salary of the Solicitor of the Coun- ty of Etowah, as now fixed by law.
 s. 49l. Mir. Miller-To vacate ana annul the dedication of the certain highways and parts of highways sit- uated in Birmingham. Jefferson county
 S. 400. MT. Overton-To repeal an act approved February 13. 1897, en- titled an act to regulate the sale or spirituous, vinous or malt liquors. in the corporate limits of the town or Roanoke. Randolph County.
 s. 26O. MT. Wilson-To detach the county of Winston from the North western chancery division of Alabama; 1; to confer equity Jurisdiction on the Circuit Court of said county.
 s. All. MT. Hinson-To divide the county of Lowndes into i've districts and to provide for the election of q member of the Board of Revenue from each district.
 S. ASA, MT. Leith-To fix the time of holding the Circuit Courts in the coun- ties of Walker and Winston, compos- ing the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit. s. 412. MT. Hinson-To provide for the compensation of the deputy solici- tor of Lowndes County.
 S. 482. Mir. Leith-To regulate .he practice in the Circuit Court of Walker County.
 s. 492. MT. Miller-To vacate and annul the dedication of certain high ways and parts of highways. situated in Smithfleld, Jefferson County.
 S. AIS. MT. Reid-To fix the com pensation to be allowed the sheriff md clerk of the Circuit Court of Concclh County.
 s. 4S9. MT. Miller-To vacate and annul the dedication of certain high ways and parts of highways, situated in Jefferson County.
 S. 479. Mir. Hamburger-To pro yida for the more efficient working of the public roads in Mobile County and cer- tain streets and public thoroughfaras in the city of Mobile.
 s. 397. MT. Overton-To fix the boundary line between the counties of Randolph and Cleburne and to Iefus the same.
 S. 425. Mir. Thomas-To confer ,n the governing bodies of towns and cities, which own and operate dispe1- saries in counties where no part of the net profits of such dispensaries lre divided with the counties in which they are so owned and operated, the right, power and authority to e:ve such counties a part of the net profits of such dispensaries. not exceeding 40 per cent thereof.
 S. 407. Mir. Miller-To vacate thc dedication of certain alleys and ,a"t of street in the Elyton Land Con- pany's survey in the city of Birming- ham.
 S. 421. Mir Reynolds-To prohibit the operation of traction engines on the public roads of Bibb County.
 S. 396 MT. Overton-To repeal an act approved Dec. 13. 1900. entitled an act to establish. maintain and regu- late a dispensary in the town of Roan- oke, Randolph County.
 s. 395. MT. Overton-To amend en act entitled "An act to establish a charter for the town of Wedowee, Ram dolph County, Alabama"
 S. 4S0. MT. Hamburger (with amend menD-To establish the law and equity court of Mobile.
 S. 385. MT. Hayes-To authorize the County of Limestone to construct pub lie roads
 H. BPS. MT. Benners-To alter and rearrange the boundaries of the town of Newberne in Hale County
 H. S29. MT. Benners-To further regulate the fine and forfeiture fund of Hale County.
 S. 413. MT. Reid-To prevent the sale. barter, exchange and giving away of spirituous. vinous or malt liquors, etc. within two miles of any church or house used for religious worship in the. town of Sanford. in Covington County.
 S. 420. MT. Reynolds-To further regulate the working of the public roads of Bibb County.
 S. BOP. MT Spragins-To repeal nll satutes and laws establishing county courts, and proceedings therein, with in monthly terms for the trial of mis- demeanors so far as the County of Madison is concerned.