The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

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 In yesterdays edition The Ad- vertiser was unable to secute the titles of House Bills. Nos. 12S. f29, 13d and 131 introduced Tuesday! These bills wer the following:
 H. B. No. 12S by MT. Loveiady of Jefferson--To prohibit. regulate. and restrict the sale or other disposition of intoxicating liquors. drinks or bevef- ages within the State of Alabama. by providing for elections in the various counties of the State, to determine whether the sale or other disposition of such intoxicating liquors, drinks or beverages shall be so prohibited regu- lated and restricted Temperance.
 H. B. No. 12s, By Mir. Haley, of Jeff ferson, (with notice and proof.)--To re- peal an act. entitled an act to establish g Board of Police Commissioners for the City of Bessemer, Alabama, to pro- vide for the appointment of such com missioners, to define the powers and duties and to regulate the police de- partment of the city, approved March ard. 1903. Municipal Organization.
 H. No. 130, By MT. Urquhart, of Jef- ferson--To prohibit and regulate the carrying of concealed weapons. Judi ciary. f
 H. No. 13i, by MT Urquhart, of Jef- ferson-To prohibit the carrying of q rifle, shot gun, pistol, or other weap- on of like kind along or upon public road, street or highway or upon the premises of another, without lawful cause or good excuse. and to authorize the arrest, without warrant, of a per- son charged with. or found violating g this act, and to provide a punishment for violation of the provision of this act, and to confer concurrent jurisdic- tion on justices of the peace and infer for courts having criminal Jurisdiction within the circuit, criminal and county courts having Jurisdiction of misde- meanors, to try cases arising under this act. Judiciary.
 The following bills were introduced yesterday:
 SENATE BILLS.
 S. 63. By MT. wilson-To prohibit hunting and fishing or either of them on the lands of another without the written consent of the owner thereof. and to provide punishment for such trespasses. Revision of Laws.
 S. 64 By Mir. Wilson-To pro hibit the selling, giving away or otherwise disposing of cigarettes, cigarette pa pers or any substitute thereof in the State of Alabama, and to provide a punishment therefor Public Health
 g. 65. By MT. wilson-To provide q penalty for fraudulent enumeration of children by district trustees. Edu- cation.
 s. se By MT. Lusk-To submit to the people of the Sta e of Alabama at the next general election, to<be held on the first Tuesday after the first Mon day in November, 1908. for their con- sideration, an amendment of Section 46 and 4S, Article 4, of the Constitution providing for biennial elections for senators and representatives in the Legislature of Alabama. Constitution and Constitutional Revision and Amendment.
 S. CT. By MT. Lusk--To further regulate the practice and proceedings in the chancery courts of the State. Judiciary. E
 s. 6s. By MT. Lusk-To make an appropriation for the support of the public schools of the State for the fis- cal year ending September 80, 1907, and the year ending September 30. 1908, and the year ending September Se, 1909, and the year ending Septem- Der 30. 1916. Finance and Taxation.
 S. 69. By MT. Lusk-To amend Sec ticns s97. 300, 905. 906, s07, 90S and s11, of Article 1, Chapter 1s of the Code of Alabama Judiciary.
 S. 70. By MT Lusk-To amend Sec ton 63S of the Code of Alabsma. Ju- dietary.
 S. n. By MT. Lusk-To furtler regulate trials in civil cases in courts of law. Judiciary.
 S. G2. By MT. Hammer (with notice and proof)-Tc appropriate all moneys received by the city of Attalla. in this State, as saloon license, to school pur- poses and to the payment of the inter- est on the bonded debt of the said city. Local Legislation.
 S. 73. By MT. Heacock-To appropri- ate the sum of $sO,o00 to the Alabama School for Deaf and Blind. Finance and Taxation.
 S. "A By MT. Miller-To amend Sec tions 1910 and 1913 of the Code of Ala bama of 1896. Judiciary.
 S. 75. By Mir. Leith--To amend Sec tion 2s2S of the Code of Alabama. Mining and Manufactories.
 s. 76. By MT. Leith--To amend Sec tirn 5269 of the Code of 1896, in regard to regulating the drawing and em- paneling of grand jury. Judiciary.
 s. 77. By MT. Quinn (with proof and notice)-To extend the corporate limits of the town of Jackson, Ala. Local Legislation.
 s. IS. By MT Reynolds-To provide for the building and repair of rural school houses in Alabama. Finance and Texation.
 S. 79. By MT. Hinscn-To amend Section 4730 of the Code of 1896, as amended october 1st, 1903. Revision of of Laws.
 S. 30. By MT. Gardner-To amend Section 4762 of the Code of Alabama of 1896 Revision of Laws.
 S. sl. By MT. Gardiner-To amend Section of an act entitled An Act to amend Sections 1713, 1714. 1717. 17lS. 1719 and 1720 of the Code. approved Oct. 1, 1903. Revision of Laws.
 S. S2. By MT. Merritt-To amend Secticn 5O5O of the Code of Alabama. Revision of Laws.S
 House Bills.
 H. 16S. By MT, Jones of Butler--To amend Section 43O6 of the Code. Re- vision of Laws.
 Fl. 1S7. By MT. Arnold of Calhoun TO amend Section 4003 of the Code of Alabama. Ways and Means.
 H. 1sS By MT Arnold of Calhoun To amend Section S9S1 of the Code of Alabama Ways and Means.
 H 1S9. By MT. Arnold of Calhoun To fix the minimum length of the term of the public schools in the State of Alabama. Education.
 Fl. 1sO. By MT. Arnold of Calhoun To provide for the payment for making