The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-09
COY. C0MER SAYS HE IS NOT
 CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE D - bama. This new tax yields an estimated revenue of s4000 per annum.
 "An capitalized franchise tax, which is now being contested in the courts, and which, if maintained will add s65, ,O00 per annum to the revenue of the state.
 Laws for General Benefit. New code, placing all laws and the leading decisions of the supreme court in three volumes.
 Municipal code.
 "A law regulating the employment of children in cotton factories and mines. and requiring compulsory education for eight consecutive weeks each year for children thus employed. Also providing for an inspector and assistant inspector of jails, almshouses and cotton mills. This law has been conceded to be one of the best and most effective laws in the coun- try for regulation of child labor. Negotiable instrument law.
 s'The game and fish law.
 "A law providing for refurnshing and equipping the various offices of the state capitol and for beautifying and improv ing the capitol grounds.
 Jury commission law.
 Promotion Public Morals. Prohibiting the drinking of liquor on passenger trains.
 Local option.
 Statewide prohibition law.
 Defining vagrancy and providing for the punishment thereof.
 Prohibiting the display of indecent pie lures in public places.
 Confederate Veterans.
 Increased annual appropriation of $25O.- 900 and improved classification of pen sioners. The increase accruing to pen sioners from improved tax methods is $1O0 900 per annum, making the total an nual increase for pensions $350,000. Placing veterans of 80 years on first class pension roll and providing for re- storing names accidentally dropped from rolls.
 'Increased appropriations for Soldiers Home at Mountain Creek
 Benefit of schols.
 Increased appropriation for public schools of $350,000 per annum and an in- crease of $500 000 per annum accruing to public schools from increased tax val ues.
 Appropriating 67,OOo per annum for erection and repair of rural schoolhouses. Total increase to public schools of s717,- 900 a year.
 "Appropriating 5000 per annum for maintenance of a high school in each county and establishing a new high school at Ozark.
 Increasing appropriation for each of the nine agricultural schools s2000 pe~ annum appropriating $10,00O for rebuild ing agricultural school at Wetumpka and s6000 for rebuilding agricultural school at Athens.
 "Appropriating an additional s50N0 per annuln to each of the four normal schools already established at Troy, Livingston, Jacksonville and Florence. Also estab. fishing new normal schools at Daphne and Moundville and approprating S250O per annunl for each.
 "Appropriating an increase of $11 ,000 per annum for maintenance and s200.0OO for building of Alabama Girls Industrial /school.
 "Appropriating $5o,00O for building and sS0)0 increase per annum for maintenance of Alabama Industrial school for White Boys.
 "Appropriating an increase of sS00O per annuin for maintenance and s2560OO for buildings cf Alabama Polytechnic insti- ute.
 "Aprropriating an increase of $25, GOO per ennum for maintenance and $4OO,000 for buildings of State university. "Approprlating $o000 per annum for maintenance, and $45,O00 for Medical col lege at Mobile.
 Providing for census of school chill dren.
 Providing for adoption of state text