The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-27

l stances in view Of the uencit III the treas ury. He said that the county should take care of desired increase, no matter how meritorious they might be, until
 the state should be in position to make | the appropriation Senator Frazer's op- position, however was without avail, and that appropriation measure and all on the calendar for the day went through without material opposition
 Bnls Passed
 | By Mir. Screws-S. 17, Ito amend sec | Bills were read the third time and passed as follows
 By MT. Screws-S. IT. ito amend sec tion ITO of the code of Alabama of 1s07," per hitting the various county boards of revenue to regulate stock in those counties. Passed. 24 to 1. By Mir. Crumpton-S. 54, ito amend | section S41 of the code of Alabama of 1907," permitting the county boards of revenue to establish as many voting places in a precinct as are deemed ad- visable. Passed, 30 to 1.
 By MT. Sherrod-S. 29. ito regulate the disposition and management of a bequest made by James Wallace, late of Lawrence county. Alabama. for the benefit of free public schools in town ship ', range west, fr said county and to repeal an act entitled, an act to reg ulate the disposition and management of a bequest made by James Wallace, late of Lawrence county, Alabama, for the benefit of free public schools in Township range 9 west, in said county approved December II, 1873. and to repeal an act entitled an act to amend an act to regulate the dis position and management of the be- quest made By James Wallace. late of Lawrence county. Alabama. for the benefit of free public schools in town ship :, range g west, in said county approved December II. 1873, approved February IS, 1885" The amount of money involved Is something over s4300, which will be turned over to the state treasurer on per cent interest. Passed.
 By Mir. Plowman-s. 4t ito fix the salary of the judge of the city court of Talladega, for Talladega county Ala bama and to provide for the manner of the payment of the same. The bill increases the salary from s2500 to $3000 per year. Passed. 25 to 6.
 By MT. Screws-S. 45. ito increase the salary of the solicitor of Mont gonery county, from $3000 to S4200 annually" The bill is to be effective January l, 1915, and the amount Is to be paid by the county. Passed, 29 to O..
 By Mir. vafden-S 5S. ito change and regulate the appointment of the board of control of the canebrake ag- ricultural experiment station. to pre- scribe the authority and duties of the said board and to provide for the ex- penses of the said station" Passed, 27 to l.
 By MT Godb bold-S. 26. Ito amend section 2S of the code of Alabama" providing for a patented device to be placed on the state fertilizer tags. Passed, PC to 0.
 By MT. Sprott-S. g.. For the advance nnent of agriculture and to prepare the farmers of Alabama for the coming of the boil weevil by providing for local agri- cultural experiments in the several coun- ties of Alabama to ascertain the best fertilizers for each class of soils and crops, to investigate the best methods of pro- ducing cotton profitably in the presence of the boil weeyil and of the black root disease, to determine the most effective methods for controlling the boil weevil and other insect pests to determine the most profitable field crops for each soil and the best system for growing and marketing them, to ascertain the grasses and clovers best suited to each soil, to as- certain the best varieties of fruits and vegetables and the best horticultural prac- tices, to determine the best means of growing. feeding and marketing live stock and poultry, to investigate other agri- cultural problems, to provide for the pub ication of results and of related agricul tural information and for other expenses of agricultural experiments, to provide for agricultural extension work in con nection herewith, and to make an ap- propriation for these purposes and to pre- scribe how these funds shall be expend- ed For this purpose the measure makes an appropriation of s27,0o0. already author ized in the house. Passed, 20 to 0.
 By MT. Screws with substitute)-S. 42, ITO amend section 7692 of the code of 1so7.' Passed. IS to 15
 By MT. Sprott-S. 34. For the relief of Walter D. Windham. Sr.. of Pickens coun- ty. Whereas, Walter D. Windham, Sr., of Piokens county, Alabama. is the owner of two Alabama state funding bonds, numbered 467 and 470, of the face value of s1G00 each; and. whereas, on or about December 30, 1907, the said bonds were lost destroyed or stolen from the said Walter D. Windham; therefore" Passed. & to 0.
 Hills Introduced
 Bills were introduced in the senate today as follows:
 By MT. Sherrod-To allow courts of county commissioners and boards of rev. enue of the several counties of the state
 
 funds for the repayment of money actual ly spent by the judges of probate for postage stamps used for official business.
 By MT. Sherrod-To amend section 450 of the political code of 1907.
 By MT. Brown. C. W.-To amend sec- ton 657S of the code of Alabama of 1907.
 By MT. Kilby-To amend section 125 of the code
 By MT. Kilby-To amend section 1251 of the code.
 By MT. Kiby-To provide regulations for the transportation of explosives by common carriers between points within the state of Alabama, and to provide penalties for the violation thereof
 By MT. Beasley: To refund to the Jas per Water. Light and Power company $35 amount of excess license collected during the years 1904, 19o5 1906 and 1907
 By MT. Morrow: To create and establish the juvenile court of Jefferson. county, Alabama; to create and define its iurisdic- ton. and comforting power on said court to adjudicate on all cases of children under 16 years of age who are delinquent, indigent, neglected, or otherwise subject to discipline, or in need of the care and protection of the state, and regulating the procedure in such cases, including the establishment and maintenance .of a detention home and probation system, and the appointment of guardians for such children, and providing for the welfare of indigent children as objects of charity, for the public good { oprovide for the officers of said court and define their powers and duties, and provide for their compensation.
 With notiSe and proof as follows: By MT. Morrow: To prohibit the selling or exhibition for sale of any goods. wares or merchandise upon the private roads or lands of another. or the entering up such private roads or lands of another for the nurpose of selling or exhibiting for