The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-14
SENATOR'S BREAK RECORD IN NUMBER
 OF BILLS ENACTED
Reached at Be- ginning of Day to Clear Calendar Before Two
 Houses Adjourn

Montgomery, February 13.-(Special) More bills were disposed of in the sen ate Thursday than for any other one day since the legislature met on January 14 It was agreed during the early morning that no bills would be introduced and that the congested calendars would be cleared before the two houses adjourned for several months on the twentieth leg islative day, which will be Saturday or Monday.
 In the house several bills were enacted or killed. The senate bill of MT. Acker, which created another circuit to be known as the Eighteenth judicial cir cult, was postponed to the thirtieth leg islative day. The senate bill of MT. Moore authorizing the state game and fish commissioner to name four fish and game wardens In each county, etc, was defeated in the house. The senate bill appropriating S70.0o0 to sheriffs of the state who were forced to use per sonal funds in feeding prisoners during 1916 and 1917 was enacted and will go to the governor.
 Acker's senate bill authorizing the gov ernor to make temporary appointment of a United States senator when va cancy occurs was enacted in the house.
 OTHER BILLS ADOPTED
 Other important measures enacted in the senate follow:
 II. B. 200 The vocational educational bill of Mir. Manasco.
 & B. 2oS: Authorizing the governor to enforce the laws of the state. preserve the peace. and prescribing the means whereby this duty may be performed.
 H. B. 1884: To provide for the\ pay ment of fees. etc, into the general fund
 In- Iatr rtvaey ulation of 100000 This measure affects Jefferson county only
 S. B. 194: Establishes board of reve- nue for Sumter county and abolishes the court of county commissioners. H. B. 229: To create the Alabama cen tennial commission and provide funds for an appropriate celebration of the tooth anniversary Of the admission of Ala bama into the federal union.
 II. B. 2o1: To make appropriations Tor the ordinary expense of the executive and other departments and for interest on public debt. s. B. 200: To provide for prevention of A double tax on persons owning auto mobiles and motor vehicles and providing ] for transfer of license in event of sale. s. B. 19s: To create the Alabama post war council of defense and appropriate s5OOo for the carrying out of the duties provided in the act.
 ATTACKS RENEWED Attacks made upon the county boards of eoualization in Alabama at the be- 1 ginning of the 1919 legislature were start l ed again in the senate Thursday after noon when a bill of Senator Brown, re- l healing several sections of the bill which | created the state and county commits l sion, was taken up. That the attacks will result in no good to the opponents l of the boards was shown when the ] Brown bill was permitted to go over until F o'clock Friday.
 Should the senate enact the measure l of MT. Brown the house will be unable
 to concur in time for the measure to be- come effective before the reconVenng ol the legislature in July. The county boards still have many friends through out the state, this being brought out m the senate during the debate on the l Brown bill.
 1 All that is necessary before Bill Wilson
 of Rlount county can get $3500 from the state for serving time in prison for the
 murder of his wife who appeared at the
 home three years after he had been con l victed is the proper engrossment Of the hill of MT Adams of Blount and the signature of the governor and house anc senate officials. The senate, with one
 dissenting vote, enacted the house pil which grants relief to Wilson l Wilson was sentenced to serve hf' term in prison for killing his wife. Three l years after he was sent to prison tho . wife reappeared at the Blount county home. and the legislature is giving nm Ss5OO as payment for his service 10 th' state.