The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-11
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q. B. 122. BY Mr.. Gamble. tBy re-
quest)--To absolve and discharge
Houston County from any debt or liza
bility to Henry County on account of
a portion of the territory and inhab-
hants Of Henry County having been
heretofore cut on and put into Houston
County. Revision Of Laws.
s. B. 1913. BY Mr.. Glenn.--To repeal
an act approved November %, 1907,
entitled an act to provide for a license
tax of 81 on each dog over the age of
three months kept in Russell County,
Alabama; and to authorize the Judge
of Probate OF said county to collect
such license tax and to issue such IL
cense; and to REQUIRE the Judge of Pro-
arising from such license to the
county treasurer of said county to be
expended upon the public roads of said
county, and to prescribe a punishment
Tor any person who keeps dog in
said county over the age Of three
months without first having taken out
said license. Local Legislation.
s. B. 1874 BY Mr.. Hamburger.-To
amend Section 1880 Of the Code Of Ala
bama, 1907. Military.
s. B. 125. By Mr.. Hamburger.--To
repeal Section 5517 of the Code of Ala
bama Of 1907. Local Legislation.
S. B. 126. By Mr.. Hamburger-To
and dairying in the State of Alabama.
Agriculture.
s. B. 127 BY Mr.. Hamburger-For
the Incorporation of mutual co-opera-
tive societies or associations for farm
ing AND trucking purposes and for the
exemption of the same from all cor
porate taxation and licenses Agri-
s. b. 1913. BY Mr.. Hancock (By re-
Quest)-To alter and amend Section
2047 of the Code of Alabama and to
make additional appropriations for the
repairs and insurance for the confed-
crate Soldiers, Home at Mountain
Greek. Finance and Education.
S. B. 129. BY Mr.. Moody--To relieve
banking institutions conducted by in
dividuals or firms or corporations or
ganized under the laws Of this State.
from the payment of any municipal
license tax. Banking and Insurance.
s. B. 100. BY Mr. Miller--,ro amend
Section 1918 of the Code of 1907. Judi
ciary.
S. B. 1871 BY Mr.. Blackmon-To Gre
ate State Board of Veterinary Exam
iners In the State of Alabama, to pro-
vide for the appointment of the men,
bers of such Board: to prescribe the
place and time of meeting thereof; to
provide for rules governing the appli-
cation and issuing of license to prac-
tice as veterinarian: to FIX fees for
E iuch> application; to define veterinary
medicine and surgery: to provide for
compensation and expenses of said
Board; to prescribe penalties for vio-
lation Of the provision of this act and
for other purposes. Military.
H. B. 1872. By Mr.. Spragins Thy
reauest.)-To prohibit the carrying
about the person a pistol Or firearms
of any kind or description.
Bills Second Reading.
s. B. Ill. BY Mr.. Miller with an
amendment)-To amend Section 4335
of the code of Alabama.
s. B. 112. BY Mr.. Miller-To amend
Section SO of the code of Alabama
s. B. lis. BY Mr.. Miller-To amend
Section S4SS of the code of Alabama Of
1907.
s.B. III. BY Mr.. Thomas-To amend
Section 1889 of the code of Alabama.
H. B. SO. By Mr.. McCrory--To amend
Section 1889 OF the code of Alabama of
1907.
H. B. las. BY Mr.. Lindsey-To
amend Sections 546 and SAT of the code
of 1907.
H. B. 1ss. BY Mr.. Pitts-To amend
Section 34s4 of the code OF Alabama.
s. B. l19. BY Mr.. Blackmon--For the
relief OF needy Confederate soldiers and
sailors and widows of such soldiers and
S. B. 100. BY Mr.. Blsckmon-ro
amend Section 2O23 of the rode.
S. 3. lei. BY Mr.. Blaclsmon--To
amend Section 2o24 of the code-of Ala
bama of 1901.
s. B. 1o4. BY Mr.. Reese-Tc provide
for bail in certain felony cases pend
ing an appeal.
s. B. los. BY Mr.. Reese with sub
stitute)-To regulate the packing and
sale or other disposition of feed stuffs.
s. B. "a. By Mr.. Reynolds-To
amend Section 3019 of the code of Ala
bama.
S. B. SO. BY Mr.. Reese-To provide
for the disposition of money to which
minors are entitled.
8. B. 1872. BY Mr.. Gamble (by re-
quest)-To absolve and discharge
Houston County from any debt or LA
bility to Henry County on account of
portion of the territory and iuhabi-
tants of Henry County having been