The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-18

dispensary or dispensaries for the pur- pose of buying and selling spirituous, vinous and malt liquors and to provide for the distribution of certain profits arising therefrom, and to further regu- late or prohibit the sale of such liquors in said county" Passed, 16 to 8.
 By MT. Moody (with substitute. Finance ard taxation) s. GA "To provide for the better equipment and support of the Uni versity of Alabama, and to appropriate funds therefor" appropriating $500Oo an- nually and permanently for the Tusca- loosa branch, and S25,000 annually for the Mobile medical department. Passed, A to 0.
 By MT. Fite (education), S. 21S: '"To amend section 1761 of the 1907 code of Alabama" Passed 20 to 0.
 By MT. Renfro dinance and taxation), s. 75: gro aid and encourage technical education in the state of Alabama, by providing increased facilities, buildings and maintenance for the Alabama Poly technic institute" appropriating s200,0Oo or $50,000 per year. Passed 24 to o. By MT. Curry (revision of laws), s. 26c: ITO amend section 4495 of the code of Alabama" relating to insanity of wives. Passed, F to g.
 By MT. Espy municipalities and muni- cipal organizations, S. 225: "To define the governing body, and the method of the exercise of legislative functions by the same, in cities of less than COCO popu- lation, and in towns" Passed, 25 to 0. By MT. Sprott (with amendment; edu- cation), S. 196: ITO amend section 1893 of the code of 19O7." Passed, 19 to 0. By MT. Godbod (education), S. S4: "To amend section 17SO of the code of 1907," providing further expense money for tho superintendent of education, an increase of $1000 per year. Passed IS to O. By MT. Merrill (education), S. 365: gro amend sections 1861, 1862 and 1863 of the code of Alabama" authorizing the state to erect county high schools in all coun- ties of Alabama. Passed. IS to 0. By MT. Sherrod Gevision of laws), S.. S94: ''To amend section eleven hundred and twenty-eight d12S of the code of Alabama" Passed, 20 to 0.
 Bills Introduced Bills were introduced in the senate to- day as follows: By MT. Allen: To provide for the con- struction of additional buildings for the State Normal college at Florence, Ala, and to appropriate funds therefor.
 By MT. Allen: To authorize the gover- nor of Alabama to sell a strip for rail- road right-of-way not exceeding 125 feet in width across the lands of the Eighth District Agricultural school, located in Limestone county, Alabama, belonging to the state, and to execute conveyance therefor to the purchaser in the name of the state, attested by the secretary of state.
 By MT. Allen: To authorize the super ntendent of education of Alabama, suD- ject to the approval of the governor of Alabama, to sell strip for a railroad right not exceeding 125 feet in width, across the west half of the south west quarter of section sixteen Q6), town ship three (3) south, range four (D west, being 80 acres of land, more or less in Limestone county, Alahama, or any DOT ton thereof, and to require the secretary of state to issue patent to the purchaser upon the payment of the purchase money therefor, and to repeal all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this act, so far as the same apply to the sale of said lands, but no further.
 By MT. Miller: (By reQuest)-To detacn Washington county from the Thirteenth judicial circuit, and to attach it to the First judicial circuit of Alabama, and to fix the times of holding the terms of the CiiSuil Couit ioi odlu (Ouuty
 By MT Screws: To fix the salary of the treasurer of Montgomery county at $500 per annum, and to provide for the payment of the premiums on his official bond out of the general fund of the county.
 By MT. Screws: To require the tax col lector of Montgomery county to keep a record showing in abstract form the names of all registered voters who pay thair nnlI fayac wit 1901 and each subsequent year, together with their ages; and to provide compensa- ton therefor to be paid out of the county treasury.
 By MT. Folmar: (By requesD-To amend section 759 of the code of Alabama
 By MT. Morrow: To authorize certain incorporated educational institutions or societies engaged in teaching and in structing in what is commonly known as professional or trained nursing, to issue to its graduates diplomas and certifi- cates of proficiency, and to confer the de- gree of Graduate Nurse
 Revenue Bill Read
 The general revenue bill, which seeks to supply funds for the state treasury, was read for the first time in the senate today and referred to the finance and tax ation committee, which tonight held its first session on the measure. Chief req son for the legislatures recess until Wednesday of next week was to give the committee time to suggest amendments to the measure.
 Bills Reported
 Other bills were reported at today's ses- sion of the senate in addition to those of the morning session, as follows:
 By MT. Sprott with Substitute) (Com- merce and Common Carriers) To appro- priate the and per cent funds in the treasury of Alabama to the Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad com pany.
 By MT. Justice (with amendment; fi- nance and taxation): To amend section 733 of the code of 1907
 By MT. Spott (with substitute; finance