Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-04
.AGRICULT URAL PR0BERs
AsKiFOR An AUDITOR
And The Georgia Weekly Edi-
tors Want Transportation
in Return for Advertising

The first measure brought to the atten-
tion of the house Tuesday morning was
resolution by Mr.. Ault. of Polk, pro-
viding that the joint committee from
house and senate to investigate the state
agricultural department shall be au-
thorized to employ an auditor. This reso-
luton win lie on the table for one day.
Mr.. Adams of Hall, introduced a bill
which provides that railroads in Georgia
for Georgia weekly newspapers for
transportation of the editors or their
employees and members of their families.
NEW BILLS.
The following bills we're introduced in
the house:
BY Messrs. Cheney and York of Cobb
To amend charter of Marietta.
BY Mr.. DeFore OF Bibb-To amend
section sss of code OF 1910.
BY Mr.. before of Bibb-To amend
constitution so that legislature may pro-
the state.
BY Mr. Elder of Oconee--To amend
act Incorporating town of Bogart.
BY Mr.. Montgomery of Jeff Davis
To amend act Incorporating Hazlehurst
BY Mr.. Hall of Bibb-To appropriate
$65,000eto the trustees Of the University
of Georgia, $4,000 of which shall be
used for an infirmary for university,
$4,000 for an infirmary for the state
normal school, $4,000 for infirmary at
normal and Industrial college at Mil-
iejgeville, and $4,000 for an infirmary
at North Georgia Agricultural college
at Dahlonega.
BY Messrs. King and Cook of Mont
gomery and Telfair-To make IT unlaw-
full to exchange cotton seed between Au-
gust TO December /. "a
By Mr.. Lord OF Jackson-To require
judges of superior court to rotate. -
BY Mr.. Darsey of Spaulding-Require
judges Of superior courts to report GER
tain misdemeanor cases.
BY Mr.. Adams of Hall-To permit
railroads to accept advertising from
weekly newspapers of the state fer
transportation.
BY Mr. Kent of Montgomery-r
amend the road laws of Montgomery
county. 7.g
BY Idr. harvey of wilcsx-To amend
an act establishing the city court OF
BY Mr.. Kent of Aiontgomery-To Gre
ate new county from Montgomery
county.
BY Mr. Cabahiss of Oglethorpe-To
regulate the compressage of cotton
BY Messrs. Hall, Wimberly and De
Fore OF Bibb-To amend constitution to
allow Bib county and city of Macon to
issue bonds for purpose of transferring
capital from Atlanta to Macon.
BY Nj Taylor of Laurens-To provide
for photographers for grand juries.
By Mr.. Greene of Efingham-To amend
act cYeating city court of Springfield
By Mr.. Scott of Charlton-ro make
couHties liable for costs in criminal
cases.
Fly Mr.. Calhoun of Bartow-To change
a senatorial districts in Georgia.
hy Mr.. Calhoun of Bartow-To amend
Section of code relative to Jurors in fell
y6ny cases.
BY Mr.. Calhoun of Bartow-To author
ize solicitors general to prefer accusa-
tions in certain misdemeanor cases.
BY Mr.. York Of Cobb-To establish a
uniform assessment of all real and per-
sonal property in this state.
BILLS PASSED,
The following bills were passed by the
house:>
BY Mr.. Redwine OF Fayette-To amend
act Incorporating Fayetteville.
By Mr.. Converse of Lowndes-To
amend act chartering Valdosta.
BY Messrs. Converse and Ashley of
Lowndes-To amend act chartering VAL
dosta.
BY Mr.. Chandler of Franklin-Repeal
act Incorporating Weilborn, Franklin
county.
BY Mr.. Thompson OF Madison-To
amend an act Incorporating Hall. Madi-
son county.
BY Messrs. Kirby and Brannon of
Coweta-To amend act to create new
charter for city of Newman.
BY Mr.. Tippins of Appling-To create
new charter for the town of Surrency
BY Mr., Ragsdale of Paulding4To ere
ate new charter for town of Dallas
BY Senator Graham of Seventh-To
amend charter of city OF Cairo
BY Mr.. Tarver OF Whitfield-Amend an
act codifying the various acts incorpor-
ating Dalton.
BY Senator Cromartie OF Third dis
trict-To Incorporate. town OF Denton. q