The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-23

l 8DD1oNtu stDtcnlDtT -z, lJlD. l Official:
 | JOHN PURIFOY.
 Secretary of State.
 | AN ACT
 | No, 664D (S 345 Kline To amend section 5422 of the code oi Alabama 1907, trelates to indexes to l all instruments filed for record by the 1 probate judge. and provides for sepa- rate indexes to instruments conveying real and personal property). | Be it enacted by the legislature of Ala bama
 | l. That section 5422 of the code of | Alabama, 1907, be and the same is here- | by amended so as to read as follows | 5422 Index of instruments recorded to be kept by probate judge. The judge of probate of each county in this state 1 shall keep in his office four well bound l books, of suitable size and grade of paper, in which to make a general di- rect and a general reverse index of each instrument filed for record in his of flee, and two of said books shall be used for conveyances of real property, and two for conveyances of personal property and all other instruments en- titled to record in his office. In the general direct indexes he shall enter in regular alphabetical order, under ap- rropriate title the name of each maker OI the lDSlfuIltit, luc lidhc Oi each person to whom made, the date and character of such instrument, and the date filed for record, and in the general reverse indexes. in like alpha betical order, under its appropriate ti- tie he shall enter the name of each per son. to whom the instrument is made, the name of each person by whom and character of such instrument, and the date filed for record. In
 instruments containing conveyances of both real and personal property they shall be entered upon each set of in- dexes. Immediately on receipt of any instrument to be recorded, the judge of probate shall make those entries; and after recording the instrument, the book and page in which the record Is made shall be noted opposite each name thus rlaced in such general direct and in such general reverse indexes. The failure to comply strictly with the provisions of this section shall subject the judge of probate to a penalty of S100 for each fail- ure. to be recovered by any person who will sue for the same. besides damages to any person injured by such failure. Approved September 22, 1915 Official:
 JOHN PURITOY
 Secretary of State.
 
 No. 6es) OH. 1925. MT. Ffte of Tuscaloosa. To amend section 34S5 of the code of | Alabama of 1907. Be 1t enacted by the legislature of Alabama that section 34s5 of the code of Alabama of 1907 be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as fol- Jews: 34S5. Mining, manufacturing and quarrying corporations may acquire or condemn rights of way, tunnels, sub ways. etc. mining, manufacturing, pow CT and quarrying companies may ac- uuire by condemnation lands for ways and rights of way for railways, tram ways. canals. aqueducts, tunnels under ground passages, and roads whereby to connect any part of their lands, or works. with their principal place of busi- ness. or with any public road, railroad, or navigable waters, with their mines on other lands, not exceeding 100 feet in width throughout the 1ength of such railways, tramways canals, acqueducts, tunnels, underground passages, or roads; "and may acquire by condemnation lands on the bank of or adjoining any
 navigable waters. not exceeding in area 10 acres, for the erection of public wharves, piers, or landings, and ware houses, depots, storage, loading or un- loading places" And only a reason able toll or charge to be fixed by the railroad commission of Alabama, shall
  wharves, piers or landings, and ware houses, depots storage. loading or un- loading places. Provided, no proceed ing for the condemnation of lands un- der this section shall be entered under this section until the approval of the railroad commission is first obtained" !" And provided. further that no action can be instituted under the provisions of this section for the condemnation of any lands within the curtilege of any private residence"
 Approved September 9. 1915. Official:
 JOHN PURIFOY.
 Secretary of State.
 AN ACT
 NO. 657.) (S 616 Holmes. To further regulate primary elections in this state.
 Be it enacted by the legislature of Ala bama: 1. That from and after the passage l of this act all expenses, including fees l for managers, clerks returning officers. | the serving of notices. and all other charges and expenses, for holding pri- mary elections in this state, for the | nomination of candidates for office by l the several political parties, shall be | the same as are now provided by law | fo, uaneraI elections in this sta te. and