The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-17
THE HOUSE.
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Mir. A. ID. Pitts, of Dallas, Chairman of the Standing Committee on Revision of Laws. reported that said Committee in session, had acted on the following bills and ordered same returned to the House with a favorable report:
 H. B. 361. By MT. Gunter (Revision of Laws)--To allow appeals from tax assessments made by tax commission CTS or courts of county commissioners or courts or boards of like Jurisdiction.
 II. B. s68. By MT. McDuffie (Revis- ion of Laws)-To provide for the eiec- tion of county solicitor for Monroe County, to define his duties and to fix his compensation.
 MT. l.. c. Smith, of Fillmore, Chair man of the Standing Committee on Public Roads and Highways, reported that said committee in session, had acted on the following bill and ordered same returned to the House with fa- vorab1e report:
 H. B. s62 By MT. Gunter (Pubiic Roads and Highways)-To repeal the local road laws applying to the County of Montgomery.
 Mir. Vann, acting Chairman of the Standing Committee on Public Health, reported that said Committee, in ses- sion, had acted on the following bill and ordered same returned to the House with 6 favorable report:
 S. B. s2 By Mr. Mcwhorter tPublic Health)-To amend Section 545 of Chapter IT o6 the code.
 MT. A. D. Pitts, of Dallas, Chairman of the Standing Committee on Revision of Laws, reported that said Commtttee, in session, had acted on the following bill and ordered same returned to the House with a favorable report, with amendment:
 s.B. ls4. By Mir. Glenn (Revision of Laws) (with amendment)-To amend Section 9322 of the code of 1907.
 Mir Woolf, Chairman of the Standing Committee on Ways and Means, re- ported that said Committee. in session, had acted on the following bills and ordered same returned to the House with a favorable report:
 H. B. 220. By MT. Arlington (WayS' and Means)-To regulate and fix the time and places for assessing and col lecting taxes of Coffee County.
 H. B. 545. By Mir. Woolf (Ways and Means)-To authorize the tax collec- tors of the State to pay over funds collected by them under special, gen. eral or local laws, which have been re- pealed or the levy declared null and void.
 H. B. s54. By Mir. Rowe (ways and Means)-To promote and secure the erection of cotton mills and factories lu the 6Ldt0 or AldDomds
 H. B. 353. By MT Killen (Ways and Means)-To amend Sections 2120, 2122. 2156, 2174. and 2175 and 215S of the code of Alabama.
 MT. Rushton, Chairman of the Stand ing Committee on Banking and lnsu- rance, reported that said Committed, in session, had acted on the following bill and ordered same returned to the House with a favorable report:
 N1 h.. Afr nNr ing and Insurance)-To relieve bank ing institutions conducted by individ- uals or firms or corporations organized under the laws of this State, from the payment of any municipal license tax.
 House Bills Passed.
 H B. 2S9. By MT. Ballarl. of Autauga-To confer upon the towns and cities of the State power and au- sitsnt with the laws of tho State to promote temperance and suppress the traf1c in such beverages as the laws of the State prohibit to be manufac- tured, sold or otherwise disposed of. and to prevent evasions of such or dihauces, also power to forfeit licenses granted by said towns and cities if the license violates said or rlinances. and power to provide for the destruc- tion of contraband liquors
 II. B. 324. By MT Fuller-To pre- scribe the restrictions and conditions under which regular practising physic- fans who are retail dealers in drugs may sell pure alcohol for medical pur- poses only. and prescribe penaltics for sales by them of such alcohol for other purposes than as prescribed by this act. and for other violations thereof.
 H. B. IS3. By MT Henley-To Alabama. 1907.
 H. B. 27. By Mir. Parker-To fix and regulate the right of voting of each stockholder in Corporations or .-.ni..a ,,rdnr ah. in rnra r,f Alabama