The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-18

officer is authorized to remove any such advertisement from any sian. billboard. or other public place when it comes to his notice, and shall do so upon de- mand of any citizen.
 Sec. 2. That any advertisement or notice containing the picture of a brew cry, distillery bottle, keg. barrel or box, or other receptacles represented as containing any of said liquors or bev- erages, or designed to serve as an ad- vertisement thereof, shall be within the inhibition of section 1.
 Sec. 8. That where and when any vio- lation of any of the provisions of sec ton l of this act shall have occurred the continuation or repetition of the un lawful act or any of like kind by the offending person. firm or corporation. may be prevented by writ of injuno- ton issued out of a court of equity upon bill filed in the name of the state of Alabama by the state attorney general, or by any solicitor or prescott ing attorney in the county. or by any citizen or citizens of the county in which the offense has been committed; and all rules of evidence. practice and procedure that pertain to courts of equie ty generally in this state may be invoked and applied, as we'll as the rules and practice prescribed for bills in equity to abate liquor nuisances, as far as the same are adaptable. All per sons, whether agents, servants or of ficers of corporations, or agents or ser wants of individuals aiding or abetting in the commission of the offense, may be made parties defendant to such bills
 Sec 4 That any violation of any provision of section 1 of this acr shaf. be punished by & fine of not less than $50 nor more than $500; to which may be added in the discretion of the court or judge trying the case Imprisonment in the county jail or at hard labor for the county for not more than six months.
 Sec. Az. That since this act has q broader field of operation than section 5, or an act approved August 25, 1909, 10 further suppress the evils of inre,..- perance, and for other purposes, known as the Fuller bill; and, also, amend the corresponding section of a similar act enacted at this session, and approved January 2S, 1915, to take effect June 50, 1915, said two sections of said two acts are bereby expressly repealed
 Sec. D. That this act shall take effect from ana after it's final passage and enactment into law, the public welfare requiring it.
 Passed by the senate and house Feb. ruary 10, 1915.
 Official:
 JOHN PURIFOY,
 Secretary of State.
 NO. 45) AN ACT tS 2a5 TO amend section 1926 of the code of Ala
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 Section l. Be it enacted bv the leeisla- ture of Alabama that section 1926 of ths code be amended as to read as follows. a9zb t29sl) disposition of fees; accounting: salary or master. All the revenues aris- Ing to the harbor master and his wardens under the provisions of this article and as commissioners Of pilotage, shall con stitute one fund, and be applied first, to the payment of the expenses of print ing and distributing all papers necessary 10 make known the port charges and the laws and rules governing the river and harbor of Mobile, and vessels and crews coming into it; second, to the pay inent or office expenses, and the residue shall be divided as follows: One-tbird to the city treasury, and the remaining lWC-thlrds of the residue to the port war dens, excluding the harbor master. The hfrbor master shall receive a salary from the city of Mobile of s125O per annum. payable monthly, in the same manner a the salaries of other municipal officers For his services in and upon that portion or Mobile river lying north of the cor porate limits of Mobile and extending northwardly past the mouth of Chickisa boSue 10 the place at which part of the waters of the Mobile river flow into the Spahlsh river, the harbor master shall receive salary of $l25o per annum, from the county of Mobile, payable monthly on the first of each month, for which the board of revenue and road commits sipiiers of Mobile county shall make due provision. The said sum shall be the total compensation to be received by the harhor master. and he shall neither di- 1ectiy nor indirectly receive, or in any way participate fin any fees or accept any ether compensation for his services. It snail be the duty of the harbor master 10 f1le with the city clerk on or befora The flfth of every calendar month a state- ment In detail of receipts and disburse- hents of all moneys which shall have come into his hands in the discharge of Inc duties of his office during the pre- cedlng month, and shall submit the same with vouchers to the said clerk, who snail audit said harbor masters accounts, and see that the amount received for oues, after paying expenses as provided. to be paid into the city treasury and to wardens as provided. The clerk shall make monthly reports to the mayor of collections and disbursements of fees. and the statement of receipts and disburse- ments, together with the city clerks re- port shall be laid before the city com mission at their first meeting after the completion of the report, and spread at length on the minutes of the council.
 Approved February Il, 1915.
 Attest:
 JOHN PURIFOY,
 Secretary of State.