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

l of any law or part thereof regulating or affecting or relating to railroads or other common carriers, or to the railroad commission of Alabama or the powers thereof or the passage of any law con- l cerning or relating to the same as to tho 1 legislature may seem best
 Filling Vacancies. IL Provision for the filing of a vacancy in any state, county or municipal office. 1 where no provision of law exists for filling such vacancy.
 1 15. The making of appropriations for 1 past publications or proclamations in re- 1 spect to constitutional amendments, or | other public matters, and for future publi- cation of such proclamations. 1 Is. Provisions for a uniform jury law, l regulating qualifications, mode of selec- ton, empanelling juries for trial of causes in the courts of the state, and other mat 1 ters pertaining to turies.
 IT. Provision for official stenographers l for circuit courtssand other trial courts l in the state.
 l IS. Provision for the government of l towns and cities by commission; enlargins l the police jurisdiction of towns and cities l and conferring upon them power to adopt 1 ordinances not inconsistent with the laws | of the state, to promote temperance and I to suppress the traffic in such beverages l as the laws of the state prohibit to be l manufactured, sold or otherwise disposed l of and to prevent evasions of such ordi- 1 nances; also power to forfeit licenses for violations thereof and to provide for l the destruction of contraband liquors. | Issuance of Bonds. l 19. Provision for the issue of bonds of l municipal corporations for public pur- , poses and the holding of elections to au- 1 thorize such issue.
 20 To regulate the practice of pharmacy and the sale of poisons in cities and towns l of the state and to repeal conflicting | laws.
 2l Enactment of a law providing for pure food and pure drugs. 22 Enactment of law regulating the l sale of narcotics.
 23. Provision for the protection of the | forests of Alabama and to establish and create a state commission of forestry.
 24 Prohibition of the sale or barter, or | having in possession, of small deadly l weapons, such as small pistols bowie l knives, dirks, brass knucks and slung 1 shots with such exceptions as the legis- lature may adopt.
 2. Defining and regulating negotiable l instruments
 2e. Prohibiting the display of nude pie | tures
 27 The re-enactment of the law regu- lating the employment of child labor in | mills, factories and manufacturing estab- lishments, and providing for the inspeo- tion of the rooms, places and the prem ises wheren they are worked, with ade-
 quate penalties.
 Affecting Railroads.
 B. Authorizing cities of the state or | such class of cities as the legislature may prescribe, to compel railroad com panies, or those operating railroads, to
 construct and maintain bridges. viaducts
 and tunnels, and their approaches over. under or across railroad tracks within the city limits and to provide for de- fraying the expenses of the same.
 29 The amendment of sections 3647 and 3648 of the civic code of 1907. 30. The re-enactment of section 120 of the municipal code. approved August 13. 19N providing for the payment of munic- ipalities by courts of county commission | CTS and board of revenue, portion of
 a special road and bridge tax. or either. to be used for the purpose of maintain ing streets and bridges in the corporate limits of such municipalities.
 31. The repeal of an act to define who
 are delinquent children; to provide for their arrest, care and reformation, ap- proved March F. 1907. and all acts amend
 atory thereof; and provision for a new law upon that subject.
 3o. Provision for the making of bonds
 for the state auditor and secretary of
 state through guarantee companies and
 provision for the payment of premiums on same. ' iHAl:fsf1R
 a. The altAratton or revision of the lau