The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-29

and town councils of the several munich palites in the state of Alabama, and to ratify, confirm and validate all ordinances and laws heretofore printed in book and pamphlet form by authority of the coun- | cils of the municipalities in the state of Alabama, and to provide for their recep- | ton as such ordinances and laws in the courts of Alabama.
 By MT. Moulthrop-To ratfy, confirm and validate the organization of every | municipal corporation in the state of Ala bama as they now exist
 By MT. Frazier-To regulate and define the practice of optometry in the state of Alabama, and to provide for state board of examination and registration and to prescribe their duties.
 By MT. Screws: To repeal section 6565 of the code of Alabama of 1907. By Mir w. T. Brown: To create and establish a school of industry and tech- nology for boys and young men in | teaching and training them in useful and industrial pursuits and in the arts and sciences; to provide skilled labor in this state and to enable the students of such school to acquire such education and training by means of employing a part or ortion of their time and la bor while in school to pay ak or part of their board. lodging and Tuition, and to incorporate such institution un- der the name of the Industrial and Pathological Institute of Alabama, D with perpetual succession to have d corporate seal and to sue and be sued In the courts of this state of compe- tent Jurisdiction as In the cases of nat ural persons; to create board of con- trol, composed of five persons, which may be increased by such board to not exceeding nine persons, with right to acquire by purchase, devise, bequest, or otherwise any real or personal prop erty or both for the benefit of such school and with the authority to dis pose of the same thereof, and to au- thorize an appr opriation by the state or any part to aid In the erecting of suitable school buildings and equip ment and with power to give and grant to students certificates of pro- | fciency in their studies and diplomas.
 By MT. Kilby: To amend section 5144 of the code, making Good Friday a | holiday.
 l By MT. Kilby: To fixathe maximum amount of license and privilege taxes and other charges for the privilege of doing business to be imposed, levied or collected by municipal corporations or from domestic fire insurance com panies doing business in such municipal corporations.
 By MT. Atkins: To appropriate the sum of $2000 upon certain conditions to the Ladies' Memorial association of Selma, Ala, for the purpose of aid ing said association to erect a me- morial to the Hon. John Tyler Morgan and Edmund Winston Pettus, late Unit ed States senators of Alabama.
 By MT. Atkins To amend section 6321 of the code of Alabama of 1907
 By MT. Atkins: To amend section 1457 of the code of Alabama of 1907.
 Bills Passed
 Bills were passed in the state today as follows:
 By MT. Sprott S. 95 ITO amend sec tion 70S3 of the code of Alabama of 1907. also to repeal an act to prohibit and punish unlawfully and knowingly permit ting live stock to run at llrge in stock law districts or territory, in which such stock are prohibited to run at large; to provide that all fines assessed shall be paid in money and that one-half thereof shall be paid to the injured party; to con fer jurisdiction to try, convict and punish persons unlawfully and knowingly permit ting live stock to run at large in stock law districts or territory, where such stock are prohibited by law to run at large, upon justices of the peace and notares public exercising the powers of justice of the peace; to dispense with grand juries, and to provide for the prose- cutions and convictions for violation of the terms of this act. under affidavit and warrant or information, and without in- dictment, approved August 19, 1909" Passed 19 to O.
 By MT. Rylance. with amendment.) H. 54. ITO prohibit the running or oper- ation of what is commonly known as a pool room, Or billiard room, box ball alley, ten pin alley or any place where nr bi11io rd p1a ip nal I1a county, Alabama. outside of the limits and police jurisdiction of any incorpor- ated city or town therein and to fix a punishment for violation of the act..' Passed, "A to o.
 By Mir. Fite. with amendment.) S. T. Regulating the administration of estates in the chancery courts of this state, and conferring Jurisdiction on said courts in such proceedings to order private sale 1 of either real or personal property | Passed. IS to o.
 l By MT. Lovelace. S. es ITO provide for the preparation and distribution among the state and county officers of copies of official opinions rendered by the attorney general" Passed. G to 0. By MT. Screws, with amendment by MT. Atkins. s. T. ITO amend section 6S45 of the code of Alabama" relating tos the labor contract law recently de- clare0 unconSt1tutlOnal. HasSed, Zl 10 O | By MT. Beasley. s. CT. ITO amend sec- ton 5s97 of the code of Alabama of 1907,' l putting cities of 2000 in stock law class I Passed, IS to 0.
 | By MT. Godbold. S. 9S. ITO amend sec
 tion 663S of the code of Alabama of 1907, :,
 relating to sheriffs guard fees. Passed
 F to l.
 By MT. Walden S. 31 ITO amend sec. tions 2106, 2155 and 2195 of the code of Ala.
 bama'' relating to tax assessments | Passed, 20 to o. 1 By MT. Plowman. s. 30. f"To amend
 sections 1896 and 2o2 of the code of Ala | hama,'' relating to soldiers and sailors pensions. Passed 19 to 0.