The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-17

of the state in reference to creating three separate funds in the state treasury.
 Compulsory Education.
 34. Provision for the compulsory educa-
 tion of the children of the state.
 85. Amendment or revision of sections
 172o, 17A, 172a 172S, 1727. TAI and 1742
 of the code of 1907, relating to examination
 of teachers.
 36. The amendment or revision of sec
 tions b46, 5f7, 64s and 54S of the code of
 1907, relating to examiners of public &C.,
 counts.
 3. Provision for conferring authority
 upon courts of county commissioners or
 county board of revenue, to appropriate
 funds out of the county treasury to aid
 or assist county high schools in the erec-
 ton of buildings and maintaining said schools.
 3S. Protection of the oyster and fish industry of the coast counties. 39. Amendment or revision of section
 6733 of the code of 1907 so as to confer upon justices of the peace Jurisdiction of offenses under or against the game and fish law of the state. 70. The amendment or revision of section 6262 of the code of 1907.
 fl. The amendment or revision of
 sections 34S4 and 34S7 upon the subject of eminent domain.
 42 The amendment or revision of sec ton 8277 of the code of 1907, and to pro- vide for the disposition of any funds col lected by clerks of the various courts of the state.
 Rate Litigation. 43 The making of an appropriation to defray the expenses that may be incurred in connection with the railroad rate liti- aation now pending in the federal court, or any litigation that may hereafter be instituted by any common carrier against the railroad commission or the officers of the state.
 A. The removal or impeachment of state. county and municipal officers, in- cluding police officers, for official delin- ouency, and defining the duties of such officers in respect to law enforcement 45 Provision for an increase of bank examiners and for their salaries, regula- ton of the establishment and operation of branch banks; provision for the more frequent publication of the condition of the banks of the state. 46. Provision for the alteration and re- arranging of the city corporate limits and
 boundaries of the city of Birmingham, and provision for dissolving the charters of such municipal corporations as may be embraced by such alteration and re- arrangement, and providing for the dis position of the assets and the payment of the liabilities of such municipal corpora tons whose charters are dissolved. For Keeping Records. A. Provision for the correct keeping of the house and senate journals. 4S. The amendment or revision of sec tions TBS and TEA of the criminal code of 1907.
 49 Enactment of a law further de- fining the duties and powers of the insur- ance commissioner as to fire investiga- t1ons.
 50 Provision for requiring reports of fire losses to said insurance commissioner. 6. A law fixing the amount of capital stock and deposit of domestic casualty companies.
 52. Enactment of law prohibiting mis- representations, relating and discrimina- tions by life insurance companies, and prohibiting the issuance of certain spe- cial contracts and the sale and issuance of stocks, bonds or, other securities in con- nection with the sale of life insurance. B. The amendment of section 71so. code of 1907, by better defining agents. b4 The amendment of section 45b9 of the code of 1907 so that bonds issued by any state government of the United States may be accepted as security for deposit under said section, upon the approval of the insurance commissioner attorney general and the governor, and by strik- ing out the word "stoclxs' therein. 55 The amendment of Sections 45S1 and 45S2 of the code of 1907, by prescribing penalties and increasing the amount of 1 tax gross premiums. Insurance Laws.
 b& The amendment of Section 466s by re-