The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-13
Bills On Calendar or
 The Senate For Friday

l Montgomery, February 12-(Special) Bills to be on the calendar of the sen ate next Friday morning for the 18th | legislative day follow:
 S. B. 2O3, by Mir. Acker: To further ! authorize the governor to enforce the laws and preserve the peace of the state and to prescribe the means whereby this duty may be performed by the governor. Fl. B. 2S5, by Mir. Thompkins To amend an act entitled: An act to further pre- scribe and regulate the right and manner to taking appeals in civil and criminal cases and their submission in the su- preme court and court of appeals; ap- proved September 22, 1915'
 H. B. 164, by MT. Ross: To provide for the payment of fees charges and commits sions of county officers and fines ant | forfeitures into the general fund of the county, in counties having a population l of 200OO0 or more, according to the las: or any subsequent federal census. H. B. 59, by MT. Longshore: To fix the salary of the deputy circuit solicf- tor of Shelby county, Alabama, at s75 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 or said county.
 H. B. PIP, by MT. Ross: To amend the title and sections 1, 3, 1, 15, and 29, and paragraphs 5 and D of section of an act.
 ITO create in all cities of the state Of
 Alabama which have a population of as
 much 100000 people, according to the
 last federal censcs or which shall have
 such population according to any such
 census that may be taken hereafter,
 board of trustees of the firemen's pen
 sion and relief fund in connection with
 the regularly organized and paid fire
 department of such cities; to provide for
 the organization of such board of trus-
 tees; method and time of electing the
 remaining members thereof; to designate and provide for the selection of the off,
 cers and agents of said board; to pre-
 scribe the powers and duties of said
 board and it's officers and agents; to
 create in all such cities a firemen's pension and relief fund for the benefit and relief of disabled, sick, retired and other members of such fire department. and the widows, minor children and de- pendent widowed mothers of such dis abled and retired members; to declare the said board of trustees the trustee of such fund; to provide for the use, man. agement and control of said fund; to provide for the raising of such fund and the sources LHeTtOL, to pTONldc lOI tiS payment into said fund the fines pre- scribed and imposed for the violation of certain ordinances of such cities; to pro- vide for the payment into such fund of a certain percentage of the gross pre- miums, less returned premiums, received by fire insurance companies doing busi- ness within such cities, and of the mak- ing vf sworn report by such fire in surance companies of such premiums to AL .r,I ~f fN scribe the penalty for failure to ma 1e such payment and report, and for en- forcing such penalty to provide for the payment into such fund of portion of the monthly salary of each member of such fire department; to authorize such cities to pay into such fund a part of the revenues received from licenses issued by such cities; to provide for the pension ing and relief of disabled, sick, retired and other members of such fire depart ment, and the widows, minor children and dependent widowed mothers of such disabled and retired members; to provide for the payment out of such fund or certain expenses attending the burial and funeral of deceased members of such fire department; to provide for the retirement and reinstatement of members of such fire department: to prescribe the duties of the city attorney and city physician
  trustees and the said fund; to designat the treasurer of such fund ana
 his duties; to provide for the repeal of all laws and parts of laws in con flict herewith; to provide for the exemp- tion of benefits out of said fund from levy; to provide the time of taking effect of this act" approved September 2S, 19lo
 H.. B. 156, by MT. Stoddard: To repeal ar act, entitled, An act to provide for the more efficient working of the public roads of Crenshaw county, and to provide that the court of county conm ssloners,
 in its discretion, levy road tax, vehicle tax, and a dog tax. the proceeds there from to be applied to the maintenance of the public roads of said county, ap- proved September p, 1915 Local acts 1915, pages 403-405
 H. B. 2O7, by MT. Jones of Escamba: To authorize officers of Escambia county to record and provide suitable books for re cording abstracts of title to any parcel or tract of land in said county and to fix the charges for reimbursing the cost of the same
 H. B. 247, by MT. Allen: To authorize and require all funds now in the county , treasury or county depository of Maren- go county, belonging to the Marengo law and equity court fine and forfeiture fund, or which may now be due to which may hereafter accrue to the said fund, to be paid into the fine and forfeiture fund of Marengo county and to authorize and require all lawful claims against said law and equity court fine and forfeiture fund to be registered against the fine and forfeiture fund of Marengo county, and to be paid therefrom in the order of their registration, against the said fine and forfeiture fund.
 H. B. 175 by MT. Lee of Perry: To close and vacate Convenient street in the town of Marion, from the southern line of s. A. Nelms lot to the northern line of DeKalb street.
 H. B. 13O, by MT. Stoddard: To make the clerk of the circuit court of .Cren- shaw county ex-officio clerk of the county court.
 H. B. 246, by MT. Hollis: To rectify.