The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-10

ing access to- regular trains carry
Ing passengers By the use OF fences
gates, bars or by any means whatso-
ever by any person desiring to take
passage on, said train between points
within this State when such person has
offered to purchase ticket at the rate
prescribed by statute, or fixed by the
Railroad Commission. and the sale of
such ticket at such rate has
been refused: to prescribe the
penalty for violations thereof. the Pc
Rod within which proceedings may be
Instituted to recover such penalties.
and the procedure for the recovery OF
1907.
H B. II. BY Mr.. Long Of Butler.
Commerce and Common Carriers.)---
To amend Section Of an act, approved
November 20. 1907. entitled An act
to amend Sections s. 20, IS, Al and So of
an act OF the Legislature of Alabama
entitled an act 70 create a Railroad
Commission. to be known as the Rail-
road Commission of Alabama, define its
duties and powers, and to provide for
Its mode Of procedure, and prescribe
penalties for violation of It's orders. APP
proved February 20. 1907"
H. b. IS. BY Mr. Long of Butler.
Commerce and Common Carriers)-
To repeal an act entitled "An Act to
make railroad corporations and other
common carriers liable In damages
TO passengers or persons desiring to
become passengers for refusing to
carry such persons between points In
this State at which Regular stops are
made to take on and let off passengers
at the rate OF fare which has been or
may hereafter be prescribed by stat
ute. or the rate which has been or may
hereafter be established by the Rail-
road Commission; to authorize actions
to recover said damages and prescribe
the period within which such actions
may be brought and the procedure,
approved Dec. 8. 1907.
H. B. 49, BY Mr.. Long of Butler.
Commerce and Common Carriers)-
To amend Section $3.50 of the Code.
III. B..2o. BY Mr.. Long Of Butler.
Commerce and Common Carriers)-.
To repeal IAN Act to authorize the
recovery of damages by any person
who has been elected from any regu-
lar passenger train. of any railroad In
this state for refusal to pay a greater
or higher rate of fare than that pre-
scribed by statute or by the Railroad
Commission and to prescribe the Pc
riod within which such action may be
brought" approved Dec. 3. 1907.
H. B. 26s. BY Mr.. Cooper (Munici-
pal organization)-To abolish the mu-
nfctpal corporation Oh tlcbsou SAeSt IA
Calhoun County, Alabama.
Il. B. ITO. BY Mr.. King with sub
stitutes. local Legislation)-To' al
ter or rearrange the boundary lines
Of the city of Birmingham. Alabama
SO as to include within the corporate
limits of said city, the territory now
included within the cities or towns or
Ayondale, woodlawn East Lake. North
birmingham, North Haven, Graymont-
Elyton, West End. Pratt City. Wylam,
and Ensley, ana other territory and
SO as to exclude from the city OF Bir'
mingham certain territory now includ-
ed within the corporate limits OF saio
city of Birmingham.
H. B. 240. BY Mr.. McCurdy. Gre
vision of Laws)-To repeal 50 much OF
an act entitled IAN Act to provide
for more efficient working Of the pub
lie roads in Greene, Lowndes and
Perry Counties, and appointment OF
district road inspectors for Greene,
Iowndes and Perry Counties. approved
Feb. IL, 1897, as relates to Lowndes
County"
H. b. 241. BY Mr.. McCurdy. Gre
vision of Laws)-To repeal so nuch
of an act entitled IAN Act to better
provide for the working and main
tenance of the public roads In Cnilton,
Lamar, Lowndes. Clay and Ciepurne
Counties, approved Feb. Is, 1892 as
relates to Lowndes County.
n. q. 242. BY Mr.. McCurdy. (Re-
vision of Laws)-To repeal an act
entitled AN Act to secure better pub
lie roads and bridges In Lowndes
County approved Feb. II, 1885,"
H. b. Sc. By Mr.. John Judiciary
To amend Sections 1882 and 1885 OF the
Code of 1907.