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bama as state trunk roads and to pro- vide the manner in which such roads shall be located, improved and main tained
 II. B. 1S1, by Mir Gilbert: To pro- hibit persons from throwing into the public highways bottles, fragments of glass, tacks, nails or other things like ly to injure persons or vehicles pass ng along the highways
 H. B. 192, by MT. Jones of Montgom- cry: To provide for the establishment, construction, working and mainte- nance of private roads.
 H. B. 1S9, by Mir. Ross: To provide for the payment of the premium on bonds of county treasurers in coun- ties which have 10000 population, or over, according to the last federal census, or any subsequent federal cen sus; to authorize such county treas urers to require bond from any as sstant and provide for the payment of premium on such bonds.
 S. B. 146. by MT. Craft: To exempt from the payment of poll tax all sol diers and sailors during their respec- tive service in the war of 1917-191S:
 H. B. 2S3, by MT. Jones of Montgom- cry: To amend an act entitled, An act to amend an act entitled An act to provide and create commission form of municipal government and to establish same in all cities of Alabama which now have or which may here after have a population of as much as 25. 900 and less than 5000 people, ac- cording to the last federal census or any such census which may hereafter he taken; to regulate the selection ana election of commissioners and thelr terms of office and recall from offNe, to fix their powers, duties and compen- sgh sy,,p conr ection with elections and petitions hereunder to abolish police commits sioners aldermen and certain other city officials, and otherwise provide for the creation and maintenance of said commission form of government, approved April 6, 1911" passed Febru- ary 5, 1915, by amending sections 9, l. l14, 15, 211a and 271s thereof, by re- pealing sections 3 and 27 thereof, and by adding thereto an additional sec tion.
 S. E. POT. by MT. Baker: To prohibit the assessing or collecting of any priv ilege or license tax or fee, by munich palities, from persons for conducting or operating any business. trade, or pro fession outside the corporate limits of such municipality.
 H. B. 143, by Mir. Fletcher: To amend section 1436 of the code of Alabama. H. J. R. 53, by MT. Green of Dallas: Requesting the secretary of state to I communicate to the legislature the ex- 1 act number of volumes and the num- | Der of copies of each volume of the Report of the Alabama Court of Ap- peals, printed in the years 1915, 1916, 1 1917 and 1918 respectively. together with the total cost paid the state prin- ter for each volume, the number oi copies of each volume sold to the pub lie. the number of copies of each dis tributed under the law, and the mum Der of copies of each on hand.
 H. J. R. 5S, by MT. Lynne: Relative to the creation of joint committee o1 the house and senate to sit with the state budget commission during tht recess period of the legislaturA.
 H. B. 26S, by MT. Dickson: To amend sections 2, and of an act approved
 September 22 1915, 'To amend article
 S1 chapter fl, of the code ol Alabama | 1907.'
 Adverse. H. B. 151, by Mir. Dickson
 To provide for the appointment of ;
 commission to make a study of th'
 public school system of Alabama ant
 t, make an appr ,rriatitn therefor.