The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-13

Section y1gS OF the Cooo OF ALABAMA
OF 1907. by adding thereto subdivis-
lon numbered q.
Mr.. John. Chairman OF the Standing
Committee on judiciary. reported that
said committee in session had acted on
the following bills and ordered same
returned to the House with favor
able report:
s. q. SO. BY Mr.. Reese. (Judiciary.)
Regulating the hearing Of objections
because OF multifariousness or mis-
joinder to bills or petitions In equity;
providing for amendment or voluntary
dismissal of bills or petitions after the
objection shall have been sustained,
and for a renewal Of the cult or petit
ton, or the part thereof held to be muit
hilarious or to be misjoined. so as that
the renewal or renewals made in ac-
cordance with the terms OF the act shall
be part or parts of the lis pendens of
the original suit or petition, and shall
not be BARRED by any statute OF limfta-
lions, rule OF repose or Of prescription
or defense of laches. IL said statute
rule or defense was not bar to the
original suit or petition.
s. B. So. BY Mr.. Strother Judi
cia0. )-To amend section 2S6S of the
Code of Alabama.
sB. "a BY Mr.. Mrwhorter. tJud,.
eiary. ITO amend Section 1904 Of the
Code of 1907.
Mr.. Pitts. Chairman of the Standing
Committee on Agriculture reported
that said committee in session had act
ed on the following bill and ordered
same returned to the House with a IA
vorable report:
H. b. $50. BY Mr.. Maione-To pro-
hibit the sale of adulterated seed FOR
planting or sowing purposes in Henry
County. Alabama.
Mr.. Haley, Chairman of the Standing
Committee on Local Legislation. re-
ported that said committee In session
had acted on the following bills and
ordered same returned to the House
with a favorable report:
H. b. s3i. BY Mr.. Malone. nocal
legislation ITO protect the travelling
of the people upon the public roads of
Henry County, Alabama.
A. b. 3s7. BY Mr.. Long of Morgan.
(Local Legislation.)--To abolish the
County Court of Morgan County. Ala,
and to annul its Jurisdiction, which
court is provided for in and by Article
3. Chapter 14s, OF the Code Of Alabama,
and to provide for the transfer Of all
the causes of every kind and descript-
ion pending In said court at the time OF
the approval of this act, together with
all papers, records, processes and ev-
erything pertaining to such causes.
pending in said court, by the Clerk
thereof, to the Morgan County Law and
Equity Court.
Mr.. Lindsay, Chairman Of the Stand
ing Committee on Game. Fish and For
estry Preservation, reported that said
committee in session had acted on the
following bill and ordered same return
ed to the Houes with favorable report
with Substitutes:
s. B. 40. BY Nr. Hamburger. with
substitute.) Game. Fish and Forestry
Preservation.)-For the further pro-
lection of fish: to make 1t unlawful to
use nets seines, or any devices or sub
stitutes for the same in streams or
bodies OF water emptying into salt wa
ter or tide water; to provide for a
closed season on bass. trout and red
fish and to limit the size of the mesh
of seines used in salt water.
Mr.. Pitts. chairman OF the Standing
Committee on Revision of Laws. re-
ported that said committee in session
had acted on the following bills and
ordered same returned to the House
with a favorable report:
H. b. 1926. By Mr.. Williams of
Barbour. (Revision of Laws)-To
amend Section 1892 of Code of 1907.
H. B. 32S. BY Mr.. Williams OF
Barbour. (Revisiop of Laws)-To
amend Section 1929. of the Code of
1907.
Mr.. John, Chairman of the Standing
Committee on Judiciary, reported that
said committee in session had acted on
the following bills and ordered same
returned to the House with an adverse
report:
H. B. so3. To require all prosecu-
lions in municipal, police. or recorders
courts, for violations of the laws OF
Il he ear foA In no a ms
of "The state of Alabama" as requir-
ed by Section 10 of the Constitution.
and prosecutions for violations of mu-
nicipal ordinances to be carried on in
the name of the municipality; and to
declare the effect of Judgments of
such courts.
H. B. 1872. To regulate the priority
of assignments.
H. b. 1885,. To regulate the assign
ment of or orders for wages, saalry or
other compensation.
H B. 321. To better define money
lent. solvent credits, or credits of
value SO as to include such as are Sc
cured by mortgage. deed of trust, or
written contract of conditional sale,
upon which tax Is imposed by law
and paid at the time such instrument
is filed for record. provided the amount
of such privilege tax shall be deducted
from the amount OF such instrument
at the first assessment of such instru-
ment so recorded, and to repeal all
laws and parts of laws in conflict with
the provisions of this act.
Mr.. John, Chairman of the Standing
Committee on Judiciary, reported that
said committee in session had acted
on the following bill and ordered same
returned to the House with a favora-
BILE report with substitute.
s. b. 70. BY Mr.. Reid. Judiciary
with substitute)-To provide for the
appointment of an official stenogra-
nber for each of the Circuit Courts of
r. state Of Albania: to fix his COM