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8. That all laws and parts of laws fin conflict with the provisions of this act be. and the same are, hereby re- 1 pealed.
 Approved Aug. 18th. 19O9
 l Official. 6f
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State
 No. 26.) AN ACT (H. IT. To amend Section 4 of an Act approved
 Nov. 2s 1907, entitled "An Act to
 amned Sections 5, 2s, 95, 41 and 52
 of Act of the Legislature of Ala
 bama, entitled An Act to create a 1 Railroad Commission to be known as the Railroad Commission of Ala bama, define it's duties and powers and to provide for it's mode of pro-
 cedure, and prescribe penalties for
 violation of It's orders, approved
 Feb. 23, 1907."
 Section l. Be it enacted by the Leg islature of Alabama, That Section of an Act. approved Nov. 23, 1907, en- titled An Act to amend Section D. 20, l 35, fl and 52 of an Act of the Legisla- 1 ture of Alabama entitled An Act to 1 create a Railroad Commission, to be l known as the Railroad Commission of Alabama. define it's duties and powers, and to provide for its mode of pro l cedure and prescribe penalties for vio- 1 lation of it's orders, approved Feb. 5, l 1907," be and and the same is hereby l amended so as to read as follows: Sec. 4. That Section Al of said act be, and 1 il Is hereby, amended so as to read 1 follows. If any common carrier sub l ject to the supervision and control of i the Railroad Commission, affected by any order of the Railroad Commission l establishing any rules, regulation, practice or service, or establishing any rate for the transp ortation of property or passen gers, or if any such common carrier affected by any rate established 1 by statute or made the maximum rate 1 by statute, shall fall or refuse to com ply with the requirements of the Rail 1 road Commission with respect to said 1 order, and said failure or refusal shall 1 continue for ten days, or shall fall or refuse to put in force said statutory l rate or said rate made the maximum rate by statute and such failure or refusal shall continue for twenty days, the Railroad Commission shall have the ! power to apply In its own name to i any court of competent Jurisdiction, or to any judge thereof, In any county or circuit in which such common car l rier may have an agent for a writ of mandamus or injunction, or to institute l in such court any appropriate proceed l ing to compel such common carrier to put in force such order such rate and observe and obey the same. Either 1 party sh all have the right to appeal 1 to the Supreme Court from the judg- ment or decree of the trial court In | such proceedings said appeal to be l taken within thirty days from the ren 1 dition of such judgment or decree. If 1 the common carrier desires to take an appeal from the judgment or decree of l the trial court and to supercede the 1 1 ity for costs. bond with two sureties, to be approved by the clerk or regis ter of the court, which bond shall be l in the amount and with the conditions 1 to be prescribed by the judge or chan cellor, and the same shall be payable as prescribed by him.
 Sec 2. That all laws and parts of laws in conflict or inconsistent with the provisions of this act be, and the same are hereby, repealed.
 Approved Aug. 20. 1909. | Official.
 Frank N. Julian.
 l Secretary of State.
 No. 3o.) AN ACT (H. 16.
 To repeal an Act entitled An act to prohibit railroads. and other common l carriers, or terminal companies, or other companies or persons controlling i access to regular trains carrying pas sengers by the use of fences gates, l bars, or by any meaps whatsoever by any person desiring to take passage on i said train between points within this l State when such person has onered to 1 purchase a ticket at the rate prescribed l by statute or fixed by the railroad | commission, and the sale of such ticket 1 at such rate has been refused; to prescribe the penalty for violation | thereof, the period within which pro- 1 oeedings may be instituted to recover 1 such penalties, and the procedure for 1 the recovery of the same. Approved December 8, 1907.
 l Section l. Be it enacted by the Legis- 1 lature of Alabama that an Act entitled "An act to prohibit railroads and other | common carriers, or terminal compan- 1 les, or other companies or persons con | trolling access to passenger trains from preventing access to regular trains carrying passengers by the use of fences, gates, bars or by any means whatsoever, by any person desiring to take passage on said trains, between points within this State. when such person has offered to purchase a ticket I at the rate prescribed by statute or fixed by the railroad commission, and the sale of such ticket at such rate has been refused; and prescribe the penalty for violation thereof, the period within 1 which proceedings may De lnStltuteu | to recover such penalties and the pro- cedure for the recovery of the same | approyed Dec 8, 1907, be and the same | Is hereby repealed.
 l Approved August 20, 19O9
 Official.
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
 l No m, AN ACT (H. 266.
 To amend Section 6262 of the Code or Alabama. .. Re if enacted by the Legislature or
 Alahama That Section 6262 of the Code | of Alabama be amended so as 10 read as follows: 6262. Defendants Ball on
 AnnaaI-If the conviction Is for an
 arranse which is not punished capitally | ar bv imprisonment for a term not ex-
 oeading five years the judge or court
 ,nust also direct the clerk of the court
 in which conviction was had to admit
 +h a defendant to bail in a sum which
 mav he prescribe, by the court, with
 susecient sureties, conditioned for his
 .nnearance at the next term of the
 court in which the conviction was had
 ana from term to term thereafter, to
 abide such judgment as may be rem
 dared on the appeal, and the provisions
 of this Act shall also apply to convic-
 tions already had in the courts of this
 State.
 Approved Aug. 24, 190s
 Official
 Frank N Julian