The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-17

creased facilities. buildings and mainte- nance for the Alabama Polytechnic in- stitute.
 By Mr. Walden (notice and proofo Qo- cal lesislation): To vacate certain streets In the town of Marion.
 By MT. Preston tnotice and prooD 0o- cal legislation): To provide for the bet ter construction repairing. working and maintaining of public roads and bridges in Clay county
 By MT. Rylance (totice and proof do- cal legislation): To p.'ohibit the running or operation for pay or profit of what IS commonly known as a pool room or bill Hard room, or any place where pool or billiards are allowed to be played for pay or profit. in Talapoosa county, outside the limits and police jurisdiction of any incorporated city or town therein, and to fix a punishment for violation of the act.
 By Mir Jenkins of Baldwin (notice and proof Qoeal legislation): To amend sec tion , of an act entitled An act to pro- vide for the appontmentNof an official stenographer for the Second judicial cir cult of Alabama and to prescribe his duties and to fix his compensation ap- proved August g, 1907.
 By Mr. Whatley motice and prooG Qo- cal legislation): To divide Houston coun.. ly into four commissioners districts and to provide for the election of the com nissoners from each of said districts.
 By Mr. Boswell (notce and prooD Qo- cal legislation): To better improve the rublic roads of Washington county, and 10 make better provision for the working Of said public roads, to divide said coun- ty into four road districts, and to provide Tor the election of n member of the court or county commissioners as road super visor for each of said districts; to pro- vide the duties of said road supervisors; to require the overseers of public roads or Washington county to work under and in connection with the said supervisors: 10 fix the pay of said supervisors; to provide for reports of the said super yisors; and to provide penalty for fail- ure to comply with said law
 By MT. Tunstall (public health): To provide for the location of hospitals, in hrmaries, or ofhar places in which sick or wounded persons are to be cared for or treated, and to provide penalties -or it's violation.
 Adverse Report
 By Mr Atkins (revision of laws): To amend section 64l5 of the code of Ala bama, 1907. 6415 (44i0 (37ss) (4s4s) (3695). Burglary in dwelling house, shop, store- house. building, inclosure, etc.
 By Mir. Griffith (notice and proof: re- vision of laws): To provide for the transfer of all cases pending on the jury docket of the county court of Gull man county, to the Cullman county law and equity court; to provide for the trial thereof and the records therein.
 By MT. Griffith (notice and proof jet nf
 entitled An act to confer additional Jurisdiction upon the county court of Cullman county, Alabama,> and to reg ulate the proceedings therein" approved March l, 1901.
 Favorable Report
 By MT. Curry (notice and proof judiciary): To authorize and direct the probate judge of Autauga county, Ala bama, to hold regular terms of the of misdemeanors as provided by article 3 of chapter 1908 of the code of Ala bama.
 By MT. Spragins (judiciary): To amend section of an act approved March 2, 1911, entitled An act to es- tablish court of appeals for the state ol AidDdlud, dlu to pTONlu6 TOT lne transfer of certain causes now pend ing in the supreme court, to said court of appeals"
 By MT. Stevens (with amendment; Judiciary: To provide for the publica- ton, distribution and sale of the re- ports of the court of appeals of Ala bama.
 By MT. Long (notice and proof; ju- diciary) To create the office of county solicitor for Butler county, provide for the election of such solicitor by the qualified electors of said county, and 10 prescribe his qualifications and duties and fix his compensation.
 By MT. Overton (notice and proof; judiciary): To appropriate the sum of $50 for the year 1905, and the further sum of s30 for the year 1906, and the further sum of ssO for the year 1907. total s90; to W. M Walls of Cleburne county, an ex-Confederate soldier, as a Confederate pensioner for said years, his name having been enormously om- mitted from the list of pensioners for said years.
 Bills were passed in the senate today as follows:
 By Mr. Stevens (penitentiary, prisons and punishment), s. 263: ITO further prescribe and define the duties of the state prison inspector" Passed, 2S to 0.
 By MT. Stevens (public health), s. 264 ITO amend sections 8 and II of an act of the legislature of Alabama, entitled An act to regulate the employment O. child labor in certain mills. factories and manufacturing establishments In this state, and to provide for the In spection of the rooms, places and premises wherein they are worked, and to adequately punish violations Of this act. approved August 26, 1902 Passed, 28 to 0.
 By Mr. Stevens (peniteHtiary, prisons and punishment), & 265: "To repeal sec tions 6619, 7196, 7212, 7213, T214. 1915, 7216, 7217, 721S, 7219, 1920, 7221 and 7222 of the code of Alabama of 1907, and section 30 of an act of the legislature of Alabama, page 15S of the acts of the special session of the legislature of Alabama of 1909, and which is the same as section 6447 of the code or Alabama of 1901" Passed, 27 to 0.
 By MT. Atkins forestry conserva- ton and preservation of game), ;, 3fo: ..pp confer upon justices of the peace Jurisdiction of all offenses arising un- der the game and fish laws Of Ala bama" Passed, 10 to [.
 Bv MT. Atkins, on forestry, conser- vation and preservation of game. S 377. For the better enforcement or the game apdE,fiSh laws Of this state, 10 provide for ~the appointment of dep uty game wardens in the several coun- ties of this state and to provide for their compensation" Passed, 20 to
 Rv MT. Molton. on municipalities and m unicipal orgapiza tioIs. Il. 1l5. TO proyide for andSregulate the assess ment. levy and collection of municipal