The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-07

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a. to exclude from the City of Birding
nam certain. territory now nnciuded
within the corporate limits OF said
City OF Birmingham.
II. B. 2ss BY Mr.. Haley. local
Legisiation.) - To authorize the City
OF Graymont, Alabama. to Issue nego-
table bonds to the amount of $4,000
for the purpose Of extending the san
itary sewer system Of the City Of
Graymont and for the purpose Of ac-
curing q site and building school
house thereon and equipping the same.
H. b. $50. BY Mr.. Coleman. Oocl
Legislation.)- ITO provide for the hold
ing OF two terms each year OF the Gil
cult Court Of Marshall County. at AL
bertviile. TO provide for the Jurisdiction
thereof and 20 regulate proceedings
therein.
II. B. $50. BY Mr.. Cooper. Public
Heaith.)--To provide for and regulate
the manufacture. sale and inspection
OF mixed food stuffs In Alabama, and to
provide penalties for violations OF this
act.
8. B. So. BY Mr.. Merritt. public
Roads and Hghways-)--To provide for
the construction. maintenance. i'm
provement, and protection of the puol!c
roads and bridges OF Macon County.
Alabama, and TO provide for special
road tax therefor: also Tor the pur-
chase of implements. teams and other
thfngs necessary In the construction.
and Improvement Of the same; to pay
for the same either out of the general
fund for the county or the special road
fund. Providing for the appointment
by the Commissioners Court of said
county Of q Road superintendent or SUI
perintendents and Surveyor. liking
their pay, defining their duties and core
ferring special powers on the Commits
- r.Ak fA
ing further the method OF employing
hands and how certain parties may be
required to take sSt q license for the
use of said public roads, providing the
method of appointing apportioners and
overseers and defining their duties and
how they may be excused from serving
as SUCH Defining the road year ond
those liable to rpad duty. the time Trey
may be required TO work, prescribing
the manner In which they may pay in
lieu OF work to the Tax Collector OF
said county, and his duty as to same.
and the method OF warning hands and
defining those who are exempt from
read duty.
TO provide for the annual reports of
Registers in Chancery. Probate Judges
Sheriffs and Clerks Of Courts OF Rec
ords, of all judiciary funds in their
hands in their official capacity.
II. b. 2O3. BY Mr.. Mayfeld. tMun.-
cipal Organization.)--To amend Section
Is of an act entitled AN act to provide
for the Organization. incorporation.
government and regulation of cities
ana towns. and to define the rights,
powers. jurisdiction and authority Of
such cities and towns and~of the ON
GERS thereof. and to prescribe penal
ties for violations of the provisions of
this act" known as the Municipal Code
Bill.
IN. q. 200. BY Mr.. Lacy of Dallas.
err cities in Alabama having not less
than $4,000 Inhabitants. 10 regulate and
control amusements In such cities.
H. b. ga BY Mr.. Haley. fMunicip-
al Organization ITO authorize and
empower cities In the State of Alabama,
having, according to the next preceding
Federal census, a population of more
than 5000. to compel the construction
and maintenance OF bridges. viaducts
ana tunnels and their approaches over,
under or across railroad tracks within
the city limits of such cities; and TO
provide for defraying the expenses of
the same and penalties for the viola
H. 3. 2s7 BY Mr.. ounter. tBy re-
uuest. municipal organization.1 TO
amend Section 20 of an act approved
August IS, 1907. TO provide for the or
ganization, incorporation. government
and regulation of cities and towns. to
defne the rights. powers, duties, 1uris-
dietion and authority OF such cities and
towns, and Of the oficers thereof, and
TO prescribe penalties for the violations
OF the provisions OF this act. az
Fl. BlsS6s4iByi MR. Cooper. fMnni-
cipai Organization. ~ To /, abolish the
municipal corporation Of Hobson City.
in Calhoun County. Alabama.
III. B. 2e0. BY MFR. Cooper. (Mani-
cipal Organizatfon.l - To re-arranse'
the boundaries III the Town of Oxford.
Calhoun County. Alabama.