The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-16
THE BIRMINGHAM AGEHERAID THURSDAY, JANUARY 1e 1919

SS17 of the code of Alabama. 1907, ceipts and disbursements by counties. approved September 25, 1915; referred to committee on revision of laws
 No. 13, by MT. Faulk of Geneva: To abolish the department of game and hsh, and the office of the state game and fish commissioner and transfer the books and records thereof to the de- partment of agriculture, wherein all the powers and duties of the state game and fish commissioner shall be exercised and performed by the com missioner of agriculture; referred to game. fish and forestry preservation committee.
 No. 14. by MT. Faulk: To abolish the county boards of equalization and to require the courts of county commits sioners or board of revenue of the sev- eral counties of Alabama to perform all the duties, with respect to taxes and taxation, which they were author lzed to perform prior to the passage Of the law creating state and county boards of equalization; judiciary com mittee.
 No 15, by MT. Faulk: To abolish the normal schools located at Jacksonville. Livingston. Moundville and Daphne. Ala, and to repeal their charters and piONldc IOT Iue QlSpOSlLlOn or the prop erty belonging thereto; committee on education.
 No 16, by MT. Faulk: To abolish the court of appeals of Alabama and pro- vide for the disposition of all cause s pending there in and the records and papers thereof; judiciary committed
 No. IT, by Mir. Faulk: To repeal an act to amend an act to regulate the business of dealers in farm products to fix license for carrying out of said business and to provide for revocation of this license and for the penalty for any violation of this act; to prevent fraud in the selling and handling of farm products and to provide punish ment for such fraud; to provide for the collection and disbursement of the moneys collected to establish increase and encourage markets for the sale of farm products; referred to committee on agriculture.
 No. IS, by Mir. Faulk: To abolish all nine agricultural schools and provide for the disposition of all property be- longing thereto and repeal the charter thereof; committee on education
 No. 20, by MT. Faulk: To amend an act entitled, "An act to amend sections 7 and 23 of an act approved April 24, 1911, entitled An act for the regula- tion and control of fraternal benefit societies and repeating said sections,'" and authorizing issuance of certificates to children and a basis of valuation of assets; committee on banking and in- surance.
 No. 19 By MT. Faulk: To repeal an act, entitled, An act to provide for the holding of teachers institutes in this state, to authorize the employment of in- stitute conductors, andto make necessary appropriations for same" approved Sep tember 23, 1915. Referred to the com mittee on education.
 No I. By MT. Ross of Jefferson County: To amend the caption, and sec tions 1, 2, 3, f. 5, 6, ', 8, 9 and 10 of an act to protect women and children from assertion and nonsupport by husbands and parents, making it a misdemeanor for husband to desert or neglect to provide for the support of his or her child. or children, under the age of IS years; prescribing the penalty therefor and making provisions for the apprehen- sion and punishment of persons convicted for nonsupport or desertion, and provid- ing for the taking of recognizance, and for the forfeiture and enforcement of said recognizances; also providing for the appointment of probation officers and their duties and powers, and making chiefs of police and sheriffs and other peace officers, probation officers, in certain contingencies, and designating