The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-05
ROUTINE WORK IN
 SENATE YESTERDAY
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y ~~~~~>~~~-~-~~-~-- --------~--~-~----~~~-- assistant attorney general" Passed 20 to 0.
 By MT. Tunstall (Judiciary.) s. s0S ''To amend section 4480 of the code ol Alabama" Passed. 20 to o. \ By MT. Lavender. (Judiciary.) H. 490 "To amend section 2974 of the code of Ala hama relating to law examiners Passed. 20 to 0.
 By MT Chamberlain. with amend mentD (Notice and Proof) Qocal Leg islation.) H. 317. ITO provide for an of- ficial stenographer for the law and equity court of Mobile" Passed, 20 to D.
 Bills Introduced
 Bills were introduced in the senate to. day as follows:
 By MT. Screws: To regulate the fees of the sheriffs for feeding prisoners fir jail under charge or conviction of any indictable offense, and to provide the pay ment therefor.
 By MT. Screws: To amend an act en- titled '.An act to authorize the owners and operators of street railways to fur nish free or reduced transportation tc members of the police force and fire, de, partments and sanitary inspectorsN oi cties and towns of this state. into o: through which said railways are oper- ated, and to grant special or reduced rates to pupils attending schools" Alp proved November 23, 1907. By MT. Screws (by request: To appro- priate twenty-five thousand (s25, ,Oo000) dol lars to be used 'by the oyster commits sion of Alabama. as provided for by law in fostering. protecting, improving. de veloping and regulating the oyster in dustry of Alabama. In conserving tho oyster resources of the state and ir making the barren oyster bottoms pro ductive.
 By MT. Atkins: Regulating the conduct ing of races and contests of speed al state and county agricultural, horticul- tural and industrial fairs.
 By MT. Morrow (by requesD: To pro vide and create board of election com. missioners for the government and hold ing of municipal elections and to estab- fish same in all cities of Alabama which now have or may hereafter have, a pop ulation of as much as 100000 people, ac- cording to the last federal census, or any such census which may hereafter be taken; to regulate the selection an ] election of such commissioners and thelr terms of office. to fix their powers, du ties and compensation; to annul any law or any part of a law that conflicts with the duties of the commissioners of this board, and otherwise to provide for the creation and maintenance of said elec- tion commission board.
 = Bills Reported
 Bills were reported in the senate to- day as follows.
 By MT. Tunstall on revision of laws. (Notice and proofo To place J. W. Moore, an ex-Confederate soldier of Hale county. Alabama. on the Con- federate pension roll as pensioner of the first class.
 of Ioxx, (Notice and proof) For the relief of l. D. Cromer an x-Confederate sol- dier of Hale county. Alabama.
 By Mr Espy on revision of laws. lNotice and proof) For the relief of Mrs. Prasby Hodges of Henry county.
 By MT. Morrow on revision of laws. To amend sections 5263. 5264, 5265, 526S and 5262 of the code of Alabama of 1907, and tot otrepeal sections 6267, 6260 and b261 of the code of Alabama of 1907.
 By MT. Espy on revision of laws. Notice and proof) To fix the terms of office of the commissioners of Henry county, Alabama.
 By MT. Tunstall on revision of laws. To authorize the governor to rent office apartments in the city of Mont officers for whom adequate offices can not be obtained In the capitol.
 By MT. Fowlkes- on revision of laws, To amend section 52o2 of the code of Alabama.
 By Mir Arnold onfrevision of laws To authorize the reformation of deeds mortgages and other conveyances of land, containing an erroneous descrip- tion at the suit of any person claim ing title directly or remotely from the grantee in such deed. mortgage or other conveyance. Rv MT. Cranford on revision of laws