The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16

| V hereinafter provided. In the Appiica- ton for said supersedeas. the common carrier shall, under oath. state the es- tmate approximate amount by which | It's revenues will be increased or re- duced, as the case may be in one year. by reason of the increased rate sought by 1t or the reduced rate complained of, and the bond hereinabove required shall be double the sum so estimated with two or more sureties. ono of which may be . surety company, to DC ap- proved by the judge or chancellor, payable to the clerk or register of the court and conditional to pay all such l loss or damage as any person, nrm or | corporation may sustain. including all l such excess rates. fares or charges, as such person, firm or corporation may have paid. pending said appeal or any subsequent appeal to the supreme Court in the event the order or action of the Railroad Commission shall De sustained. An additional bond of like amount, and with the same conditions shall be given at the end of each year pending the appeal and pending any subsequent appeal by either party to the Supreme Court. From the time said bond shall have been given. the order appealed from shall be stayed and superseded. and 1t shall be lawful for the appellant to charge the rates, fares or charges sought to be established by It's petition. until the nnai disposition Of said cause; provided. that If said common carrier shall fall, after thirty days written notice. to give such ad- ditional bond, at the end of each year pending said appeal and pending any subsequent appeal to the Supreme Court, the stay or supersedeas shall terminate. and the rates, fares or | AA aNoN h the Railroad Commission. or by the order of action appealed from, shall be revived and shall be the lawful rates pending all further proceedings in the cause.
 Sec. 8. From the judgment or decree of the trial court. an appeal may be taken by either party 10 the Su- preme Court at any time within thirty days from the date of the rendition Of said decree. If said appeal be taken by the common carrier. security for the costs of the appeal shall be given as in cases of appeals from the chan cery court, and if a supersedeas bond had been given on appeal to the chan cery court as hereinabove provided Tor, then, pending said appeal to the su- preme Court by the common carrier. and pending an appeal thereto by the Railroad Commission, if 1t should ap- peal, euCn DOno bu8tl Cohaihho NSAN~ and effect and all the conditions there- of shall be complied with. said cause shall have precedence over all other causes. except criminal causes, both in the trial court and in the Supreme Court, and may be advanced on the docket for the purpose of expediting the final decision thereof.
 Sec, 4. All expenses incurred by the Railroad Commission in the trial Of | may be taxed against 1t, or against any member thereof. shall be paid out Of the State Treasury upon warrant drawn by the Auditor on the State Treasurer ana approved by the Gov- ernor. The costs of the transcript certified by the Railroad Commission to the chancery court shall be taxed. as a part of the costs of the cause at the same rate as transcripts from the chancery court to the Supreme court are taxed.
 Sec. 5. That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of this act be, and the same are hereby. repealed.
 Approved Aug. is. 1903.
 Ohicial:
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State.
 No ISo.l ASN ANA' NNA'AS%'
 In relation to social cldbs and so- cIeties for the social or literary ad- yancement of their members or both, chartered or organized by or under any statute or law of the State of Alabama; to provide for their ircpr- poretion and to regulate their con tinued existence; to revoke the char ter of those not complying with this act; and to prescribe penalties.
 | AnACtA6 tnG Legislature of Alabama that social clubs anj societies for the social or literary advancement of their members or both, may become incorporated and entitled to all the privileges of private corporations In the following manner, and in the following manner only. and subject to the following restrictions: (a) Such persons shall first adopt a constitution and elect officers, which shall be 6 President, President. Secretary and Treasurer. and such other officers, if any. as the members may prescribe. but one person may fill both of the ofices of Secretary anI Treasurer. and the club or society may provide for a governing board or board of control. or other similar board if 1t desires to do so; and the oficers so elected shall file in the ofIice of the Judge of Probate of the County in which such club OF society is located a declaration in writing stating the name, objects and purposes of the club or society. the adoption of a constitution, and the name and style and the post office addresses of it's officers. also the names and num- ber and post office addresses of It's members, and whether such club or Bo- ciety issues shares of stock or is formed for pecuniary or for non-pe cuniary purposes exclusively, and If formed for pecuniary purposes and if 1t issues shares of stock the declRra' the number of shares Into which 1t Is divided and by whom held. (b) The said declaration shall also exhibit herewith e copy of the constitution and of the bylaws. if any bylaws have been adopted. Said constitution must set forth as an article thereof that said club, social or literary so- ciety shall have no right to engage ir and that 1t will not engage in the business oe selling. or keeping for sale or otherwise disposing of any H. quors, liquids or beverages that are prohibited by the laws of Alabama to be manufactured. sold or otherwise disposed of In this State. and that the said club. social or literary society shall not permit its members to keep or store, any such prohibited liquors or beverages at or near the premises of the corporation for use by or con- sumption by it's members or others. or for distribution or division among It's members or their guests. and that said corporation will not maintain any