The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-30
AN ACT.

pertv or messengers which have been
 or which may hereafter be prescribed
 by the statute. or made the maximum
 rates by statutes, or any law now ex-
 isting or which may hereafter be en-
 acted prescribing such rates, charges
 or fares. or any rates. fares, or charges
 which have been or may hereafter be established by the railroad com
 missions orders establishing the same
 and all power and authority to in-
 struct, direct or request the attorney
 general to institute any legal proceed ings. to enforce such rates, fares. l charges, statutes or orders, approved November 23, 1907.
 l Sec l. Be it enacted by the Legis- lature of Alabama, that an act entitled 'An act to exclude from the rail- road commission and the members
 thereof and the attorney general all
 power. authority. and duty to enforce
 any rates. fares or charges, for the transportation of property or pas
 sengers which have been or which may
 hereafter be prescribed by statute. or
 made the maximum rates by statute, or any law now existing or which may hereafter be enacted prescribing such
 rates charges or fares. any rates,
 fares or charges which have been or
 may hereafter be established by the railroad commissions orders establish
 
 thority to instruct, direct or request the attorney general to institute any
 legal proceedings to enforce such rates,
 fares. charges. statutes or orders" ap-
 proved November 2s. 1907. be and the
 same is hereby repealed. Approved August 19, 1909 Official
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State
 No. 6sA AN ACT GIT. POT To amend Section 929 of the Code of
 1907
 Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of
 Alabama That Section 929 of the Code of 1907 be amended so as to read as follows: Section 929 (2S52) Alabama National Guard the Governor Comman- der-in- Chief.-The active volunteer or ganized military forces of the State of Alabama shall constitute and be known
 the Alabama National Guard. and may consist of not more than one d. vision, and the Governor of the State shall be Commander -in- Chief thereof. The organization, armament and dis cipliue of the Alabama National Guard shall be the same as that which Is now and may herea fter be prescribed for the regular and volunteer armies Of the United States The Commander in-Chief, from time to time shall make and publish such orders may be
 necessary to conform such Alabama Na- tional Guard in organization. arma- ment and discipline, to that prescribed
 for the army of the United States, and such orders, when duly made and pub lished shall have the force and effect of law The Governor, in his discre- tion may organize a naval reserve in
 accordance with the rules and regula
 tions prescribed therefor by the United Gtafn md
 sion the officers thereof The Gov ernor shall have the power. whenever | the good of the service requires it. I to suspend any commissioned officer. or to remove and cancel his commis- sion.
 Aproved August 20, 1909. l Official.
 l Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State.
 No 8 H. J. R. [
 HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION. Of the Legislature of the State of 1 Alabama. ratifying the 18th amend
 ment of the Constitution of the United l States.
 Whereas the Congress of the Unit 1 ed States. on July -- 1909, adopted a l Joint Resolution, proposing amend
 ment to the Constitution of the United | States. as follows:
 Resolved, by the Senate and House of 1 Representatives of the United States
 of America. In Congress assembled. 1 two-thirds of each house concurrng
 therein that the following article Ia l proposed as an amendment to the Con l stitution of the United States. which. | when ratified, by the Legislatures of 1 three-fourths of the several States,
 shall be valid to all intents and pur-
 poses as part of the Constitution 1 Article XVI The Congress shall l have power to lay and collect taxes on 1 incomes from whatever source derived. l without apportionment among the sev- | eraI States and without regard to any l census, or enumeration" And the fore 1 going proposed amendment having
 been laid before the Legislature of the
 State of Alabama for consideration and action:
 l Now, therefore:-Be it resolved by l the Legislature of the State of Alabama,
 that the foregoing amendment to tho | Constitution of the United States ] be- and the same is hereby ratified to | all intents and purposes, as a part of l the Constitution of the United States. | g. That the Governor of this State | is hereby requested to forward to. the
 president of the United States an au- 1 thentfc copy of the foregoing Joint l Resolution. Approved August r, 1909. 1 Official.
 l Frank N Julian,
 | Secretary of State. l No. 13) AN ACT. (S 2s. | To amend Section 34S7 of the Code of | Alabama Q90O. | Be it enacted by the Legislature of l Alabama, That Section 34S7 of the | Code of Alabama be, and the same is l hereby, amended as to read as fol- l lows: ''34S7 Lines. work, etc., not l to be constructed through yards. cur ] tilage dwellings, gardens, stable lots, | etc-No street railroad company or l any other corporation, except railroad companies shall, without the consent :! of the owner, construct any railway. | tramway, canal, tunnel, underground 1 passage, telegraph or telephone lines, l aqueduct, pipe line, or any other line | or works through any yard or curtilage | of a dwelling house, garden, stable ] lot or barn.
 l Approved August 1S 1909. 1 Official.
 | Frank N. Julian,
 | Secretary of State. l No 20.) AN ACT (TI. 20. l To repeal "An Act to authorize the l recovery of damages by any person who has been elected from any regu-