The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-14
Calendar of the Alabama Legislature
FOURTEENTH DAY--AUCUST I3, 1909.

ofice and uties of such reporter, and to fix his compensation.
 H. B. ss5. By Mir. woolf. (Judici- ary.)-To regulate the remittances by the banks Of the State of money coi- lectsd on drafts wiih bills of iading att | tached.
 H. B. sss. By Mir. Ballard of Autau- gau. (Judiciary.)-To repeal Section 22s0 of the Code of Alabama.
 H. B. sss. By Mir. John. (Judici- ary)--To amend section lsss of the Code of 1901.
 | Mr. Arnold. Chairman of the stand- ing Committee on Privileges and Elect ions. reported that said committee in session had acted on the following Dill House with . favorable report: | H. B. s5s. By MT. Pearson. (Privi- leges and Elections.)-To amend Sec- \ tion 373 of the Code of Alabama, 1907. Mir. Pitts of Perry. Chairman of the Standing Committee on Agriculture, reported that said committee in ses- sion had acted on the following bills and ordered same returned to the House with e favorable report, with
 S. B. 47. By MT. Hayes. with sub- stitute.) (Asriculture.)- .)-To amend section 5ss2 of the Code Of Alabama.
 s. B. 4s. By Mir. Hayes. (With sub stitute.) (Agriculture) To amend Section b8S5 of the Code of Alabama.
 MT. Ballard of Autauga. Chairman of the Standing Committee on Temperance reported that said committee in session had acted on the following bf1l and or- dered same returned to the House with a favorable report:
 H. B. s41. By Mir. Mayfeld. (Tem. perance.) )-To require every person coming Into the possession of any of | . State to make at the time, and to keep. memorandum of the name of the per- son from whom such possession was | obtained with the date. and subscribed | by him and to surrender such memo randum to any solicitor. sheriff or dep- uty sheriff or any police officer upon written request, and to prescribe pun ishment for the violations of this act. | H. B. 360. By Mfr. Haley. Lo- cal Legislation)-To empower the City Council of Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama, to sell certain parts of Nine I teenth street, Seventeenth street, Six
 teenth street, Fifteenth street. Alley c and Maiden Lane. in the City of Bir-
 mingham Alabama, and direct the ap- plication of the proceeds derived there- from.
 H. B. SAT. By MT. Lacy of Walk
 er Q.ocal Legislation)-To amend
 Section One of an act entitled, An act
 to make better provision for paying l witnesses who appear for and at the Instance of the State in the trial and | investigation of criminal cases and
 charges in the Circuit Court of Walker
 county, or the Walker County Law
 and Equity Court or before the judges
 or grand juries of either of said
 courts.
 H. B. 34e. By MT. Hoffman.( Lo- | al To
 titled an act to require the County of
 Mobile to pay one-fourth of the an-
 nual cost of repairing. opening. wid-
 ening. cleaning and maintaining the
 streets and draining of the city of Mo-
 bile, approved February 27th. 1901. H. B. $50. By MT. Bulger. Qo-
 cal Legislation)-To authorize the
 Commissioners Court of Tallapoosa
 couty to pay to P. A. Jackson. edi- tor and proprietor of the Tallapoosa
 Courier. a newspaper published in Tal-
 lapoosa county. seventy-four dollars
 out of the County Treasury for ser vices rendered in printing and publish ing the report of the treasurer of said county made in the year 1907.
 I s. B. 123. By MT. Glenn. tLo. cal I.egislation)--To repeal on act ap- proved November 23. 1907. entitled an
 act to provide for license tax of one Oh CaCH QOB oNOh tho aBO OA 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 licenses; l and to require the judge of probate
 of said county to pay the funds arising from such licenses to the County
 Treasurer of said county to be expend-
 ed upon the public roads of said coun- ty. and to prescribe a punishment for I 1As l~ | county, over the age of three months
 without first having taken out such
 license.
 s. B. 8. By Mir. Hammer. Gocal | ILegislatfon)-To legalize and confirm
 all appropriations heretofore made by
 the Commissioners Court of Etowah
 county to aid in the erection of what
 Is known as the Emma Sansom monu- ment at Gadsden, Alabama; to aid in | the erection of the building for the
 State High School for Etowah county at Attalla, Alabama; and to aid in the
 relief of those injured in the cyclone at Albertville, Alabama. at the time that city was wrecked by cyclone. MT. Gunter, Chairman of the Stand ing Committee on Municipal Organiza- | tion, reported that said committee in session had acted on the following bills and ordered same returned to the House with a IaVordpIe FepoiL' H. B. 226 By MT. 0unter, (by re- quest) Municipal Organization)-To amend Sections 161, 182. 163. and 164 l of an act entitled an act to provide | for the organization. Incorporation, government, and regulation of cities | and towns and to define the rights, powers, duties, jurisdiction. and au- | thority of such cities and towns, and | of the officers thereof, and to pre- scribe penalties for violations of the | provisions of this act, approved Au. gust 1S. 1907.
 H. B. 355. By MT. Gunter. (Mu- nicipal Organixation)-To provide for the assumption and payment of all contracts, debts, liabilities and bonds | of every kind and character, of any | city or town which has been absorb | ed or whose government has been ex- tinEuished by the alteration or rear ranEement of the boundary lines of | another city or town. and oaprovide | for the completion of local Improve ments. the making and collection of | assessments for such improvements l and the issue of bonds to anticipate | the collection of deferred installments | of such local improvement assessments | by the city or town whose boundary lines are so altered or rearranged. MT. Pitts of Dallas. Chairman of | the Standing Committee on Revision | of Laws, reported that said committee l in session had acted on the following | bills and ordered same returned to
 the House with a favorable report: | H. B. 356. By MT. Lindsey. (Re-
 vision of Laws)--To repeal an act, en- 1 4.,-