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

state line near Margerum Ala, and ex- tending eastward tosCherokee, Tuseum- bia, Leighton. Courtland, Decatur, Mad ison, Huntsville. Browsborough. Cur ley, Paint Rock, Scottsboro. Stevenson Bridgeport to Tennessee-Alabama state line. Road No. 5. That certain road de- scribed as beginning at Alabama Ten nessee state line north of Huntsville and extending southward to Huntsville. New Hope. Guntersville. Albertville, Boaz. Attalla, Gadsden to Alexandria. Road No. 6. Beginning at Albertville, Ala, and extending to Crossville. Geral- dine, Fyffe, Sylvania, Valley Head to the Alabama Georgia state line near Sul- phur Springs, Ga. Road No :. That cer- tain road described as beginning at the city limits of Tuscaloosa and extending southward to Eutaw. Gainesville to Livingston. intersecting there with Road No. g. Road No. s.. That certain road described as beginning at Ala bama-Tennessee line north of Florence extending southward to Florence. Shef- field, Tuscumbia, Russellville. Hackle- burg, Hamilton. Guin, Fayette. Tusce- loosa, Greensboro. Marion to point on Road No. 3, near Marion Junction Road No. g. That certain road described as be- ginning at a point on Road Ma. s near Redwood and extending southward to
 
 City, Talladega, Sylacauga. Goodwater, Alexander City Dadeville, Lafayette to Lanett. Road No. 10. That certain road described as beginning at Columbia, extending to Dothan, Ozark, Brundidge. Troy, Montgomery, Wetumpka. Rock ford to Sylacauga. Road No. H. That certain road described as beginning at Montgomery, extending southward out what Is known as Mobile road to Ft Deposit, Greenville. Burnt Corn, Bay Minette to Fairhope. Road No 12 That certain road described as beginning at Dothan, extending to Hartford, Geneva, Samson Opp, Andalusia, Brewton Att more to intersection with Road No H. north of Bay Minette Road No IS. That cerain road described as beginning at point on. Road No. 9 near Lanett and extending southward to Opelika Au- burn, Tuskegee. Union Springs, Troy, Elba to intersection with Road No. 12, near Opp. Road No. IA. That certain road described as beginning at Gunters- ville and extending south to Blounts- vile, Cleveland, Addville, Selfville, Pin son to Birmingham. Road No. 15. That certain road described as beginning at a point on Road No. l near Stafford and extending westward to Thomaston, Lin den, Myrtlewood, Butler to Mississippi line. Road No 20 That certain road scribed as beginning at Brundidge. ex- tending eastward to Clio. Louisville, Clayton to Eufaula. Road No. IF. That certain road described as beginning at Eufaula and extending southward to Abbeville, Newville, Headland. to De- than. Road No. IS. That certain road de- scribed as beginning at Hamilton and extending to Detroit, Sullgent. Vernon, Mi1lport and Reform. Road No. 19. That certain road described as beginning at Goodwater and extending northeast ward to Ashland, Lineville. Wedowee. Roanoke. Rock Mills to Georgia state line Road No. 20. That certain road described as beginning at Marion and extending northward to Centerville, Blocton to Bessemer. Road No. 21. That certain road described as beginning at Talladega and extending to oxford. Road No. 22. That certain road de- scribed as beginning at Garden City and extending to Blountsville to Oneon- ta. Road No. 23. That certain road de- scribed as beginning at Gadsden and extending to Center and the Georgia state line near Kirk. Road No. 24. That certain road described as beginning at Florence and extending eastward to Rogerville. Athens to Huntsville. Road Mo- 25. That certain road beginning at the intersection of the Forest home and Greenville road with Road No. II and extending westward to Forest Home, Pine Apple station, Oak Hill. Camden, Prairie, Catherine to intersection with Road No. l. Road No. 26. That certain road described as beginning at Andalu- sa and extending northward to Brant- ley, Luverne, LaPine and to intersec- tion of Road No. 10 near Sprague. Road No. 27. That certain road described as beginning at Greensboro and extend ing south to Faunsdale, Demopolis, Lin den Miller to Thomasville. Road No. 2S
 That certain road beginning at Green vile and extending 4southward to Boli- ing. Chapman, Georgiana, Garland
 Evergreen to Brewton. Road Mo- 29
 From Anniston to Jacksonville, Pied mont, Rock Run to Georgia line. Road No. 30. That certain road beginning at
 Enterprise, Ala. Ozark, Ala, running to Ariton, Ala. thence to Elamville, Louis vile, Clayton and thence to Eufaula, Ala. Road No. 31. That certain road de- scribed as beginning at Alabama and Georgia state line. near Georgetown, thence to Eufaula, thence to Union Springs, thence in a westerly direction Ito Montgomery. Road No. 32. From Dadeville in Tallaposa county, to Tal- lassee in Elmore county. from Tallassee to Wetumpka, in Fillmore county, from Wetumpka to Montgomery, the capital of the state. Road No. 33. That certain road described as beginning at Clayton and extending northwest to Mt. Andrew, thence nOftn to Jdliles, tucHCe III northwesterly direction to Union Springs, thence in westerly direc- tion to Bughall, Shopton. and to Down in, in Montgomry county, thence to Montgomery, Ala. Road No. 34. That certain road beginning at Anniston Ala, and extending westward to Lin coln. Truss Ferry. Pell City Cropwell, Vincent, Wilsonville Columbiana to Calera.
 Sec ?. That the detailed location of such roads between the points men, tioned in section of this act and their improvement and maintenance shall be
 in accordance with standards estab- lished by the state highway depart ment and subject to the approval of the state highway engineer That it shall be unlawful for any moneys ap- propriated by the state of Alabama to aid in the construction or building of roads to be expended on any other roads other than those enumerated herein. Provided the said roads have not boon built, in which event the money may be expended on any other road as is now provided by law
 Sec. 8. All laws and parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of this act are hereby repealed.
 Approved September 10, 1915.
 Official:
 JOHN PURIFOY,
 Secretary of State.
 AN ACT