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

jurisdiction in the respective counties. l The professor of school agriculture of the 1 Alabama Polytechnic institute Is hereby
 empowered and directed to make rules, recommendations and plans governing the various lines of club work to be conducted l under the provision of tnis act. such plans. rules and recommendations are to | De submitted to the state board of ag- | rit ulture and to the county board of I re, efiue or county commissioners or other body having similar Jurisdiction in the respective counties for the,r approval or rejection. The club work for boys in | each county shall be under the general supervision of the county farm demon- strition agent: the club work for girls in each county shall be under the super vision of the county canning club agent 3 That the state funds appropriated by this act shall be paid out upon warrants of the state auditor as other funds are paid out upon the certificates of the com missioner of agriculture and industries of the state of Alabama; the county funds shall be paid out as directed by the coun- ty board of revenue county commis- sioners or other body having similar jurisdiction in the respective counties upoh the certificate of the commissioner of agriculture and industries of the state of Alabama.
 That at the end of each calendar year the professor of school agriculture of the Auburn Polytechnic institute shall make a full and complete report of all work done under this act to the commissioner of agriculture and industries of the state of Alabama, and to the county board of revenue or county commissioners or other body having similar Jurisdiction in the several counties.
 D. That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this act or any part of this act are hereby repealed.
 Approved September 2S, 1915.
 official:
 JOHN PURIFoY,
 Secretary of State.
 AN ACT
 No. 5ss) CH. 12Ss. Hubbard To establish the Twentieth Judicial cir
 cult, to be composed of the counties
 of Henry. Houston and Geneva to fix
 the time and places of holding tho
 courts: to prescribe rules of procedure
 and practice therein; to provide for the
 election and appointment of a judge and
 solicitor. and to fix their salaries.
 Be it enacted by the legislature of Ala
 bama:
 Section l. That there is hereby created and established the Twentieth judicial cfr- cult, to be composed of the counties of Henry, Houston and Geneva.
 Sec. z. That the court in each of said counties shall be and remain open at all times; that four jury terms of court in each of said counties shall be held each year, at which time grand and petit jurors may be empaneled for such number of weeks as may be.necessary to dispose of the business pending, as follows: In the county of Henry, at Abbeville, on the fourth Monday in January, on the twelfth Monday after the fourth Monday in Jan uary, on the first Monday in August and on the tenth Monday after the first Mon- day in August. In the county of Houston, at Dothan, on the third Monday after the fourth Monday in January, on the fif- teenth Monday after the fourth Monday in Jenuary, on the third Monday after the first Monday in August and on the thir teenth Monday after the first Monday in l August. In the county of Geneva, at Geneva, on the seventh Monday after the i fourth Monday in January, on the nine- ] teenth Monday after the fourth Moday | in January. on the seventh Monday after the first Monday in August, and on the l seventeenth Monday after the first Mon l day In August.
 Sec. g. That a grand jury for any reg | ular jury term of the court may be dis l pensed with In the discretion of the trial judge. The grand jury empaneled at | any regular jury term of the court may be recalled. after being discharged, at any time before the next regular jury | term, or new grand Jury may be em- 1 paneled in the discretion of the trial | judge.
 Sec. 4. That the judge of said court may | motions to set aside Judgments or for new trials. all exparte motions or exparte proceedings of any character, and where the parties file written consent thereto, hear and determine all petitions for cer- tiorari, supercedeas, quo warranto, man. damus and all cases submitted on an agreed statement of all facts, in which 8 jury trial is not authorized, or where the trial by jury is waived by the parties, 1 and in any of such cases the order, rul- ing or judgment shall be written out and filed in the office of the clerk of the court of the proper county, and the same shall be entered on the minutes of the court as the judgment of the court.
 Sec. D. That this act shall go into effect immediately upon it's passage and ap- proyal by the governor, and the gov ernor shall immediately upon his approval appoint judge and solicitor of said court and the judge so appointed shall hold his office until his successor is elected and qualified at the next general election, and the solicitor shall hold his office until the next general election for solicitors, and the judge shall receive a salary of 5000 per annum, payable as other cir cult judges are paid, and the solicitor shall receive a salary of S2400 per annun, payable as other circuit solicitors are paid.
 Approved September 25, 1915. Official:
 JOHN PuRIFoy.
 Secretary of State.
 AN ACT
 To provide circuit court in every coun-