The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-25
WILL NOT CONCUR
 IN AMENDMENTS
 MADE BY SENATE House Turns Down the
 Changes Made in the Revenue Bill
COMMITTEE NAMED
 FOR CONFERENCE
Will Have Until Wednesday to Reach an Agreement on the Bill.
 Other Bills Passed Last Night

Montgomery, March 24.-(Special. )- The principal feature of the night ses- sion in the house was concurrence by that body in the various amend ments to the general revenue bill which the senate passed today and the ap- pointment of committee of conference 10 confer with a committee from the senate for the purpose of reaching some agreement on the bill.
 The bill was sent to the house from the senate just before that body ad- journed. MT. Brindley, chairman of the ways and means committee, which had reported the bill in the house, moved the non concurrence In the senate amendments and that the speaker ap- point committee of conference.
 MT. Merritt moved that the house committee consist of three members, whereupon Speaker Almon named on this committee Representative Brind- ley Percy and Rice. Shortly afterward a message from the senate announced that the committee of conference from that body consisted of Senators Flow man. chairman of the committee on finance and taxation, and Senators Spragins and Tunstall.
 This committee will have until We'd nesday to reach an agreement on the bill, both houses having adjourned un- til that time in order that the further disposition of the revenue bill might be facilitated by the work of the joint committee on conference.
 Among the general bills of import ance which the house passed tonight was the bill by MT. Brindley to ap pripate 5000 per annum to the vari- GUS county high schools of the state. The present appropriation is S2000. The Brindley bill passed by vote of 5S to 3.
 The next important measure taken up was MT. Bush's bill to make an ap- propriation for the maintenance of the Alabama Industrial school for white boys at East Lake. The bill carries an appropriation of $150 per capita. MT. Motion and MT Bush both explained the provisions of the bill and made short speeches in favor of the bill. The bill was passed by a vote of 59 to 3.
 Other bills passed by the house to- night were as follows:
 By MT. Strudivant. To authorize the county of Shelby, state of Alabama, to issue long time interest-oearing war rants to an amount not exceeding ESQ., 900 for the purpose of funding its out standing indebtedness. and the accrued interest thereon.
 By MT. Stevens To provide limi- tation in which proceedings to charge lands for the payments of debts of a decedent must be instituted. so far as the same applies to the rights of bona fide purchasers for value from the heir or devise.
 By MT. Frazer To amend section 3720 of the code of Alabama of 1907, relating to duties of judges of pro- bate
 By MT Mulkey. To authorize coun- ties in the state of Alabama, whose bonded or other indebtedness does not exceed $50000 at the time of the nego- tation, to borrow an amount of money not exceeding $50.000 to be used in the building. constructing and main taining the public roads and highways cf such county and to authorize the issuance of warrants not to extend be- yond ten years in payment thereof and te prescribe the rate of interest to be charged.
 By MT. Stokes. To authorize the in- troduction in evidence of documents executed prior to February 12, 1879, by the governor in person or in his name by his secretary, purporting to convey any of the states lands, but in effective as conveyances, and certi- fled copies of the record of any such documents ich have been recorded for as much as 20 years, and to pro- vide the probable effect of such documents and copies.
 By MT. Merrill To amend section 61s9 of the Code of Alabama.
 By MT. Horton. To amend sections 6S (4Q66), 61 (407), and 67 (413) of the code of Alabama of 1907.