The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-24

l 1907.
 By Mir. Justice: To amend section 6572 | of the code of Alabama.
 | By MT. Stokes: 1 o define the corpor- ate limits of the town of Ariton, Dale | county With notice and proof. By MT. Fite: To amend an act ap- | proved August 26, 1909, amending sec tion 11s2 of the code of Alabama. By MT. Screws: To provide for the ex- animation of plumbers and to establish | board therefor. and to regulate the business of installing sanitary plumb ing and supervising and inspecting | plumbing in cities and towns of this | state. having population of 25,000 in- I habitants or more. according to the fed eral census of 1910, or any subsequent federal census, and to provide penalties | for the violation of this act. By MT. Fite: To prohibit the sale or | offering for sale of any stock or inter- est in any proposed corporation or stock company at price in excess of the par value thereof before such corporation or stock company has been duly in- corporated or organized and qualified | to do business under the laws of this | state, to fix penalty therefor, and de- cla2e such sale void. and repeating all | laws, general. local or special in con- l f1ict herewith.
 Bills Reported
 Bills were reported at todays senate session as follows:
 By Mir Merrill (notice and proof. Public roads and highways): To provide for the better construction, repairing, 3working and maintaining of public roads and | bridges in Clay county, Alabama.
 By MT. Horton (notice and proof. Pub | lie roads and highways): To provide for | the maintenance, construction and im- | provement of the public roads of Lime stone county, Alabama, and to provide a special fund therefor.
 | By MT. Espy municipalities and mu- nicipal organizations) To define the gov erning body and the method of the ex- ercise of legislative functions by the same, in cities of less than 5000 popula- l tion, and in towns.
 By MT. Curry Municipalities and mu- hnicipal organizations): To amend section 112S of the code of Alabama.
 By MT. Knight (fees and salaries): To better enforce the collection of license | tax in this state, and requiring the sev- eral sheriffs and probate judges in coun- | ties in which there are no county tax commissioners to perform certain duties in relation to the collection of said tax. | By MT Stollenwerck (notice and proof. Fees and salaries): To amend an act en- titled an act "To create the office of assistant solicitor for the county uf Montgomery, Alabama, in lieu of the
 
 county, prescribing his duties, fixing his salary and providing for the method of selection for said office,'' so as to read as follows.
 By Mir Brewer (fees and salaries): To amend section 6573 of the code of Ala bama of 1907.
 By MT. Lavender (notice and proof Fees and salaries): To fix the compen- sation of the sheriff of Blob county, Ala bama. for transferring prisoners from the county jail of Bibb county, Alabama, at Centreville, to the county jail of Bibh county, Alabama, at Blocton, Ala, for trial, and for transferring prisoners from the county court of Bibb county, Ala bama, at Blocton, Ala, to the county jail of Bibb county, Alabama, at Gen. treville.
 By MT. Morrow (corporations): To amend section 34s9 of the code.
 By MT. Pegram (corporations): To amend sections S615 and 3625 of the code | of Alabama, 1907.
 By MT. Fite (notice and proof. Local legislation): To provide for the regis tration and lien of judgments for the payment of money in the courts of jus tice of the peace and notary public with powers of justices of the peace. and pro- vidng for the issuing of executions on such registered judgments, in Franklin county, Alabama; and repeating all laws In conflict herewith.
 By MT. Stevens (public health): To amend sections and Il of an act or the legislature of Alabama entitled "an act to regulate the employment of child labor in certain mills factories and manufac- turing establishments in this state, and to provide for the inspection of the rooms, places and premises wherein they are worked, and to adequately punish viola tions of this act. Approved August 26, 1909.' H
 By MT. Stevens, with substitute (pub- lie health): Requiring milch cows affected with tuberculosis, where the milk from such animals is furnished to the people of cities and towns, to be slaughtered at a public abattoir.
 By MT. Beasey (commerce and com mon carriers): To authorize and permit common carriers to issue passes or free transportation to the commissioner of agriculture and industries, the clerks In the department of agriculture and indus tries, state and federal farm demonstra- ton agents, agriculturists engaged in agricultural experimental work and the holding of farmers institutes and in con- ducting educational campaigns agains. the boil weevil and other pests.
 | By MT Green tconlsnerce and common carriers): To amend section 1892 of the code of Alabama Of 1907.
 Adverse Report
 By MT Morrow. (corporations): To amend sectionss 3615 and 3625, code of Alabama, 1907.
 Bills Passed
 Bills were passed in the senate at the morning session as follows: By MT. Morrow Municipalities and municipal organizations) s. 197: To au- thorize any city within this state having a population of 100000 or more to con- struct and maintain, or to cause to be constructed and maintained, either by itself. or jointly with persons or corpor- ations owning or operating railroads, street railroads, factories or manufac- tories, subways, viaducts or bridges and their approaches over or under and across railroad tracks and contiguous lands with In the city limits; to contract with such persons or corporations for the construc- ton and maintenance of said subways. viaducts or bridges and approaches, and for the division of the cost of such con- struction and maintenance between the city and such persons or corporations; to vacate at grade tho parts of the streets or other public highways for the whole width or any portion thereof, over, along under or across which such subways, via ducts or bridges arc constructed, and also to vacate such parts of other streets an public highways In the vicinity of such subways, viaducts or bridges as may be found and declared by the city council or other governing body of such city to be not then in fact open, or if open, not generally used by the public, though dedi- cated, the opening and use of which may be found and declared by the city coun-