The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-12
Incorporation of Bishop

l corporation of any bishop of a diocese, ex- | isting or that may be created wholly or partly in Alabama as a corporation sale, was passed unanimously. Provision is made in the bill for succession of indivio- | uals.
 The Mulkey bill to authorize counties of | Alabama whose bonded or other indebt- l edncss does not exceed $50,000, to borrow an amount of money not exceeding S50,- | GOO brought opposition from Senators Fite and Spragins. The bill provided that l such money borrowed should be used in the construction of public roads and r.gn- ways. Senator Morrow urged passage of | the bill, declaring that the measure fur- nished relief that ought to be granted. l Senator Norman was of the same opIn,on, | as was Senator Curry.
 1 Upon vote the measure passed, 10 to S.
 Salary Increase | First business of the afternoon session was passage of the Arnold measure. which seeks to increase the salary of the | governors stenographer from 800 to $500 per year. The measure went through the senate on a vote of 15 to 3. | MT. Quin's bill to appropriate $25,0O0 U aid the state health department was next called, and passed by a vote of IS to 2. The bill provides the fund for mainte- nance of the department during the next |
 | four years.
 | Mr. Knights bill to place the name of Mrs M c. Ready, widow of the late w. G. Ready, who was a Confederate l soldier, upon the pension rolls of the state was passed.
 Resolution was then offered that the senate proceed with the roll call for the | passage of bills. The motion to f'1s | effect was carried.
 1 Cena to. Norn1an offered a motion ' all senate bills now on the calend9 be indefinitely passed, which was ordered. Bills were then passed as follows:
 Bills Passed l By MT Waddell (Finence and taxa tion): H. SIS Be it enacted by the iegis- lature of Alabama that 10000 or so much thereof as may be necessary be and the same is hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the state treasury not other wise appropriated to pay the per. diem and mileage of the members, officers and employees of tho legislature of Ala bama and other expenses thereof for tho present session.
 By MT. Roberson Prvi1eges and cleo tions): H. BAG. To regulate primary cleo l tions in the state of Alabama. By Mir Quin (notice and proof; public roads and highways), H. sol: To pro vide better system of public roads for l DeKalb county.
 By MT. Barnard Municipalities and municipal organizations), H. Al: To empower cities of over 100000 inhabi l tants to acquire or build, own and op- crate their own water works and cleo tric light plants, and to take all the necessary steps to those ends l By MT. Pitts (revision of laws), H IS: To amend an act 'To amend section l 546 and 547 of the code of 1907,' ap- proved August 26, 909, increasing tho number Of bank examiners from 4 to 6, outside of the bank superinten | dent.
 By MT. Darden (with amendment; ju- l diciary). H. 2i9: To amend section 631S | of the code of Alabama of 1907.
 By MT. Dennis (notice and proof; | judiciary), H. S15: To establish an ad- ditional circuit court in the county of Russell at Girard.
 By MT. Sullivan tnotice and proof revision of laws), H. 7S4: An act to authorize the city of Mobile to convey | by deed, certain lands to the United | States of America, for the purpose of establishing a fish hatchery.