The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-17
Long List of Bills
 Introduced by Solons

Montgomery January 16.-( (Speeial.N i House bills, introduced Thursday, and given their first reading, follow; : No. 23. by Mir. Stewart of Bibb:To
 amend section S3f0 of the code of Ala
 bama of 1907.-Revision of laws
 No. S4. by MT. w J Danshy: To
 amend sections and 23a of an act ap-
 proved April 24 1911, entitled An act l for the regulation and control of fra
 ternal benefit societies and repeating
 said sectionss and l and 23a' and au : ! thorizing issuance of certificates to
 children and basis of valuation of as- sents.-Banking and insurance. 1 No 3s, by MT. Graham of Clarke To prohibit the running al large of dogs
 in Alabama: providing punishment Tor owners allowing same to be done: pro- viding that dogs running at large may ! be killed; designating what courts shall have Jurisdiction of offenders If 1 this law, fixing penalty for violation of same and providing what shall he done with the fines collected from sail 1 offenders, and repeating all laws and l parts of laws in conflict with this act 1 Judiciary.
 No 36, by Mir. Graham of Clarke: To abolish the office of county solicitor | in the various counties of Alabama 1 Judiciary.
 i No. S7, by Mir. Graham of Clarke: n amend section of aW act entitled, An act to create lien in favor of any laborer or employe of any person. firm or corporation engaged in getting. cutting, rafting, shipping, hauling or manufacturing of timber. lumber ar I cross-ties and to provide for it's en- torcement" approved September lp 1 l915.-Judicisry.
 No 3S, hy Mir. Dunaway of Dallas. 20
 amend section 4747 of the civil code of Alabama.-Revision of Laws No 39, by Mir. Dunaway of Dallas.
 To establish and provide for statewide eradication of the cattle fever tick lMargaropus annulatus), and any oth- CT tick that shall be found to carry a disease producing infection to cattle or any other domestic animals-Agri- culture.
 l No. 40. by Mr Baker of DeKa1by To repeal an act entitled, An act to ex- empt from taxation in this state money l lent solvent credits or credits value other than such as are secured by mortgase deed of trust or contract of condition sale upon which privilege
 aE is reGnire5 to he paid" approved | Fehruarv 1f.,t1 o15 -Nnnronriations i No A. by MT Ellis of EImore:-To amend sections 702, 703 subdivisions (a) 1 te). thl and Cn of sections 7l0 7l3 ZIG i and 123 article l, chapter 9 of the code Of Alabama. Relates to health laws and regulations.-Public Health.
 No. 42, by MT. Jones of Escambia ITO amend an act approved September 15, 1915, entitled, "An act to require all coun- ty solicitors, all circuit solicitors. any so licitors of any court of record to give opinions to all county officials in all matters connected with their offices ex- cept in suits against official bonds ''- Judiciary.
 No. 43, by MT, Faulk of Geneva ITO regulate the sale and~offering for sale of fertilizers and fertilizer materials to require same to be plainly tagged and marked as to the chemical clements thereof and the source of the same, and to provide penalty for the viola tion thereof.-Agriculture
 No. fl. by Mir, F'aulk of Geneva TO require the redemption in current money of the United States of America, for the full face Value thereof, any checks. cou- pons, punchouts, tickets trade checks, tokens, or other device issued in payment for labor and redeemable either in whole or in part in merchandise at the place of business of the person issuing the same or any other place; fixing the time within which such checks, etc., shall be redeemable; and providing punishment for the violation of this act.-Ways and Means.
 No. 45. by Mir Huey Of Jefferson:- ITO regulate the assessment Of cost of public improvements against property by muni- cipalities, and to provide a method by which assessments originally levied against tract of land may be split and divided among the interested property owners, and providing for the correction of errors in the description of ownerships, and for reducing the assessments before, pending appeal or after an appeal has been decided, and authorizing the gov erning bodies of cities to settle and com promise cases of assessments or judg- ments sthereon.--Judiciary.
 No 46, by MT. w. E. Dickon:--To au- thorize municipalities of the state to make contracts and agreements with other cities of the state for the inspec- ton of dairies. milk, meats, and other food products. Municipal Organizations. r No. A. by Mr. W. F. Dickson:To au- thorize municipalities to maintain a bill in equity in the name of the city to abate or enjon public nuisance injuri- ous to the health. morals, comfort or welfare of the community. or any por~ tion thereof.-Judiciary
 No AS, by MT. W. E. Dickson: To amend section 296 of the code of 1907. Judiciary.
 No. 49 Mir. Hawkins: To prescribe the limitation within which actions to test the validity of municipal bonds or elections to levy taxes or to issue bonds shall be mmenced.-Judiciary.
 No. 50, by MT. Hawkins To provide for the assessment and collection of municipal general and special taxes. without any commission or compensa- tion whatsoever, in all cities in the state of Alabama having a population of more than 100000 according to the last or any sub bsequent federal census and to repeal sections 36 and 37 of an "Act to provide for and regulate the a ,se ssment, levy and collection of mu- nicipaI taxes of all cities in the state of Alabama having over 100 900 popula- tion, according to the last federal or state census, or according to any suc- ceeding federal or state census to de- fine the duties of the state, county or municipal officers in regard thereto. to fix tax year for such cities, and to make the county tax collector of each county ex-officio the collector of prop erty tax for each of said cities within the coupty."-Appropria
 No. 51. Bv Mir. Hawkins: To amend section 4747 of the civil code of Ala bama.-Revision of Laws.
 No. 52. by Mir Hawkins: To amend
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