The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-29
ADJOURNMENT TAKEN UNTIL NEXT TUESDAY Both Houses Concur in the Resolution
  MANY BILLS FORMING Beginning With Coming Week Both Houses Are Expected to Keep Up Steady Grind-HOuse
 Routine
MANY BILLS FORMING
BY BERRYMAN G. BETTY

Montgomery, January S.-(Special) J. House and senate joined in passing & resolution today which provided for ad- journment of the legislature from today until noon of Tuesday. In both of the bodies of the legislature the work dur ing the past two weeks has not been as onerous as is usually the case during the first two weeks of the legislative session, hence no necessity for a session on Mon day. Bills now in process of construc- tion, however, are expected to flood both houses before the end of next week, from which time 1t is expected that the solons will be kept on steady grind.
 Todays session of the lower body, save for the prohibition enforcement resolu- tion which was introduced, was unevent- ful, of scarcely more than passing in- terest. During the progress of the debate on the prohibition resolution, however, the gallery of the little auditorium was crowded to capacity, and the debate was enough attraction to draw out of the sem ate quorum of the members. | A bill introduced by Mir. Pegram to abolish the office of county tax commis-
  | terest.
 Other bills introduced In the house were | as follows:
 Introduction of Bills By MT. Johnson of Clarke: To amend section 6s1S of the code relating to game and fish.
 | By MT. Page: To prohibit the foreclo- sure on certain mortgages; to amend sec tion 73s9 of the code relating to riots. | By MT Griffin To authorize the sale of liquor in Culman county | By MT. Pitts: To amend section -9lz of the code, relating to the Girls In dustrial school; to provide for thes build- ing and furnishing of class rooms for the Montevallo Normal school; to amend section 767S of the code, relating to ob- structing railroads. and to amend sections 7o49 and 7o54 of the code. | By. MT. Brindley: To require all loco motives to be equipped with 1500 can dle power headlights; to amend sec tions 1861, 1862 and 1863 of the code By MT. Wright: To amend sections 2S29 and 2S32 of the code. relating tc the tax on fertilizers By Mri Richeson: To provide for bet ter schools in the state: to appropriate | money for the equipment of rural school houses.
 By Mr. Mulkey: To regulate the fore. | closure on mortgages. | By Mr. Bernard: To establish an in. | ferior court in precinct 29 of Jefferson county.
 By MT. Waits: To amend sectIor 695S of the code, relating to the oper season for quail .f
 By Mr. Pegram: To abolish the office of county tax commission.
 By MT. Chamberlain: To protec oyster reefs and beds in the state oi Alabama.
 By MT. Walden: To prohibit the salt of liquor in cities of less than 10000 Inhabitants.
 By MT. James: To make 1t crime to compel a prisoner to give informs 1 ton concerning the whereabouts ot criminals, By MT. Robertson: To amend section. | 1712. 171S. 1714. 1715 and 1716 of tht code, relating to county boards of trus tees of schools.
 By MT. Rylance: To provide the qual ifcations of jurors.
 Bills Passed ~Six bills were passed in the hous' today, each of which had the distinc tion of having no opposition. These bills are as follows:
 By MT. Long on claims and fees
 (Notice and proof) H. II. To amend
 section 1 of an act entitled an ac ito fix the fees and commissions of thu deputy solicitor of Butler county, an.
 to make disposition of the residue o
 fees and commissions earned by him. Approved December IS. 1900.
 By MT Fuquay on public roads ant highways. (Notice and proof) H. Il To provide for the improvement of the public roads and bridges of Tal lapoosa county. Alabama. 4 By MT. Walder on local legislation (Notice and proof.)
 III. 1s2. To authorize and empower tn