The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-13

confirm, validate and make legal, effec- tive and binding, a certain county war rant issued. by Lamar county, at the No lvember, 1916, adjourned term of the coun- ty commissioners court of Lamar county, said warrant being dated December 6, 1916, payable to U. T. Propst, for s, 621. 70, and bearing interest at 6 per cent per
 annum, and being payable on January 1,
 1928, and being signed by R. L. Bradley, judge of probate of said county, 1t being county warrant No u536, and to require and direct the treasurer, or the acting treasurer of said Lamar county to recog-
 nize and treat said warrant, in all things,
 as the legal and valid warrant of said Lamar county.
 II. D. 2o6, by MT. Jones of Escambia: To
 authorize the court of county commis-
 sioners of Escamba county to support the paupers in the county without send
 ing all of them to the poor house.
 II. B. 1892 by Mr Peters: To provide for
 the establishment. discontinuance, con
 struction, use, working and maintenance
 of the public roads and bridges of Fay
 cite county; to define the duties and pow
 CTS of the court of county commission CTS or other governing body of Fayette county, with regard of the same; to fiA penalties for the violations, of the rules. regulations and laws of the court of county commissioners or other like gov erning body of said county; to provide for the better building, maintenance and protection of the public roads and bridges of Fayette county; to provide funds, reg ulations and penalties to carry the pro- visions of and purposes of this act into effect; to provide for the more efficient working, construction and repair of the public roads and bridges in Fayette county to provide for the appointment of road supervisors in the several pre- cincts in the county, and to fix their com pensation and define their duties and powers; to provide for communication fee in lieu of working the roads; to provide for the levy of special tax of per cent of one-fourth of 1 per cent now allowed by law on all taxable property, to be used exclusively for maintaining and re- pairing public roads and bridges in Fay cite county; to create a separate and spe- cial road fund for said county, and to prevent obstruction and damage to the public roads and bridges of said county.
 No. 189, by MT. West: To authorize the board of revenue of Jefferson county to employ attorneys and fix their com pensa tion.
 No. 194 by MT. Rogers of Sumter: To establish a board of revenue for Sum- ter county, and for the abolishment of the court of county commissioners of said county.
 NO IDS, Dy MT. NITlIIltN. 10 amend sections and 10 of an act entitled, "An act to regulate the fine and forfeiture of Cullman county, and to provide for the registration and payment of claims against said fund.- approved September 25. 19l5.
 No. 199, by MT. Prestwood: To create the office of county treasurer in all counties in this state which now have, or which may hereafter have a population  people, according to the last federal cen sus, or any such census which may here after be taken; to provide for the ap- pointment of county treasurer in each of such counties to hold office until the first Monday after the second Tuesday in January, 1921, and to provide for the election of a county treasurer in such by the qualified electors there Of at the general election in 1920, and every fourth year thereafter; to pre- scribe the qualifications and duties of such county treasurers, to fix their com pensation and how the same shall be paid.
 No. 225, by Mir Adams of Blount To provide for the establishment discontin- uance, construction, use, working and of the public roads, bridges and ferries of Blount county, Ala; to define the duties and powers of the court of county commissioners with re- gard to same, and to fix penalties for the violation of the rules, regula tions and laws of the court of county commission CTS.
 No 261, by Mr. Shaw: To fix the com pensation of members of the courts of county commissioners and boards of rev. enue in all counties having population of not less than 24,7o0 and not more than 25. .00O, according to the federal census of 191O and provide for payment of same.
 No. 163, by MT. Hawkins: To amend section of act to amend sections 6005, 1657 1864 and 1869 of the code as