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NO. 0", Dy MT. Hawkins; ProVidfp z ! for the creation and establishment of an Alabama state board of engineering 2 examiners, granting certain powers to and prescribing the duties of said ] board; providing for the examination and registration of professional en- gineers. regulating the practice of en- gineering in the state of Alabama. and [ providing penalties for the violation of this act.-Labor and Immigration No. 54. by MT. Arnold of Jefferson: To provide for absent qualified electors of the state of Alabama to vote in any primary election in this state while absent from the state or county in 1 which he is qualified elector; to pre- scribe the method of carrying out such provision: and to require election of ! ricers and others charged with duties hereunder to perform duties in connec- { tion herewith.-Privilege and Elec- : tions.
 No. 55, by Alr. Truss; To authorize and empower all cities of the state of Alabama having more than 100,000 popu- lation according to the last or any sub seCuent federal census to condemn or acquire by purchase or otherwise a right of way, easement or~other interest in land for the purpose of connecting pri- vate property with the sanitary or storm sewerage system of any such city, and to assess the cost of the acquisition of such right of way, easement or other interest in such land, and the cost of constructing such connection, against the property benefited thereby. Judiciary. No. 55 by MT. Truss To prescribe a rule of construction of municipal char 'Ars wenicinal ordinances and statutes delegatire authority to, and conferring power on municipal corporations.-Mu
 nicipal Organization.
 No. g. by MT. Truss: To authorize and empower all cities of the state of Alabama which have a population of more sthan 100,o00 according to the last or any subsequent federal census, to construct, reconstruct repair, renew or otE ef wise improve bridges, culverts and waterways, and to provide for an assess ment of the cost thereof, Municipal Or ganizations.
 No. 5S, by MT. Thomas k. Orr: To pro Vide for the drawing, summoning and empanneling of juries for the circuit courts of Marshall county, and in every way provide a special jury law for Mar shall county.-Local Legislat ton.
 No. 59, by Mir. Longshore of Shelby ,(by ttecue t(: To f'x the, saia,s, of the ydepu-
 ty circuit solicitor of Shelby county. Alabama, at one hundred dG0) dollars per month, payable out of the county treasury of Shelby county, Alabama, and to provide for the drawing of said war rant and making of said warrant for said salary a preferred claim against the treasury of said county.-Local Leg
 sation.
 No. 60 by MT Faulk of Geneva To prohibit the court of county commission CTS of Geneva, Alabama from making any payment or donation to any farm demonstrator or person performing the duties of farm demonstrator in Geneva county. Ala bama Local Legislation.
 No. 61, by Mr Faulk of Geneva To abolish the- office of tax collector of Geneva county, Alabama. to provide for the selection of some person by the court oi county commissioners to perform the duties of the tax collector Of such coun- ty, to provide compensation for such person by the court of county commis- sioners and to prescribe the duties of such rerson.-Local Legislation
 No g., by MT. Faulk of Geneva: To abolish the county board of equalization of Geneva county. Alabama, and to au- thorize and require the court of county commissioners of said county to perform all duties with respect to taxes and tax ation which were required of such court UT der the general laws of Alabama prior to the passage of the law creating state and county board of equalization.-Loc Legislaton.
 No 63, by MT. Faulk of Geneva; To abolish the county court of Geneva coun- ty. Alabama, in so far as the said coun- ty court has jurisdiction to try parties cl,srged with misdemeanors.-Loca Leg islation
 No GA. by NIT. Faulk of Geneva; To abolish the county school board for Ge- neva county, Alabama, and to provide for the election of superintendent of education for Geneva county, Alabama, by the people, and to provide for the election of school trustees by the patrons of the school.-Local Legislation.
 No 6, by MT. Jones of Montgomery: To amend section 2047 of the code of Alabama, 907.-Appropriations.
 IN THE SENATE
 Montgomery, January 16.-(Special) Bills introduced in the senate Thursday follow:
 No. SS. by Mir. Ellis of Dallas: To au-- thorze the making and entering of rec ord of certain orders and decrees in pro- bate courts, providing the method of ob- taining same and defining the effect there judiciray
 No s. bv MT. Ellis of Dallas: Ta amend section 146 of the code of Alabama of l907-revision of laws
 No 40, by MT. Ellis of Dallas: To amend section sl6s of the code of Ala bama of 1997-judiciary.
 No 4l, by Mir. Ellis of Dallas: To amend SectiOH i0' Ol tHe touS oI Aid banla of 1907-judiciary.
 No 42, by Mir. Ellis of Dallas: To amend section 1f7 of the code of Alabama of 19D7--judiciary.
 No 43. by Mir. Baker of Troy: To amend section 4747 of the civil code of Alabama fevision of laws.
 No A. by MT. Ellis of Dallas: To grant the privilege of the United States for acquiring lands in Alabama and ced ing to the United States the Jurisdiction over such lands so long as the ownership may be retained by the United States agriculture
 No. 45. by MT. Rogers of Lauderdale: To provide for the absent qualified elec tors of the state of Alabama to vote in any primary election in the state while absent A from the state county in which he is a qualified elector; to provide the method of carrying out such provi- sion, and to require election officers and others charged with duties thereunder to perform duties in connection herewith privileges and elections
 No. 46, by Mir Gunter of Montgomery: To repeal an act entitled an act ITO persons who have practicei or dental surgery in the state of Alabama for 20 years or more to prac- tice the same-judiciary.
 No. 47, bv AIT. Gunter of Montgomery: To amend section 9o47 of the code of Ala ba ma of 191.-finance and taxation.
 No AS bv Mir GIinter Of Montpornarv.