The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-24
Senate and House Bills Introduced on Thursday

Following is a full list of senate and
 house bills introduced Thursday:
 SENATE BILLS
 No. 96, by Mir. Kelly To amend sec tion 12 of an act to provide for the es- tablishment, discontinuance. construction, use. working ana maintenance of the
 public roads. bridges, and ferries of the several countless of this state: to de-
 fine the duties and powers of the boards of revenue. courts of county commission CTS, or other governing bodies of each of
 the several counties with regard to same; and to fix penalties for the violation of
 the rules, regulations and laws of the boards of revenue, courts of county com missioners or other like governing bodies
 Of the several counties Public roads and highways
 l No. 97. by MT. McDoweil, Jr.: To make an appropriation Tor the equipment and
 maintenance of the Alabama room in the Confederate memorial museum at Rich
 mond, Va. Finance and taxation. l No. 9S, by Mir Craft: To protect say ings deposits from being made subject
 to current checking accounts through the requiring of notice of withdrawal 1 Banking and insurance.
 No. 9s, by MT. West: To provide for the payment and retirement of claims against the fine and forfeiture fund in counties having a population of 200, 900 or more, according to the last or any sub | sequent federal census. Finance and 1 taxation
 1 No. 100, by Mir. West: To provide for | the payment of fees, charges and com missions of county officers, and fines and tforfeitures into the general fund of the county, in counties having population of 100000 or more, according to the last or any subsequent federal census. Finance 1 and taxation.
 No. 90, by MT Brown: To provide for entension work in agriculture and home economies by giving instruction | to men, women and young people in | the several counties in Alabama, by | continuing and improving farm dem onstration work, by organizing market ing clubs, by organizing and supervis- I ing boys corn and pig clubs, girls canning clubs, womens clubs in home economics and by conducting other ex- tension work through other means, all
 with view to making farm life more | profitable and attractive; to secure for Ala bama the full amount of the funds conditionally appropriated by Congress under the Smith-Lever extension act l for extension work in agriculture and home economies; and to make appropri- l | taxation.
 No. s1, by Mir. Brown: To authorize the court of county commissioners to establish private Soads and to provide for their upkeep and payment of dam l ages to landowners over whose land | road passes. Public roads and high l ways. :.
 No. 92, by Mir Acker: To declare and abate nuisances defined in the act, and | to Nescribe procedure, remedies, pun ishments and penalties. Judiciary.
 No. 9S. by MT. Acker: To exempt ! from taxation bonds of the United States known as Liberty Bonds, and
 to authorize the deduetion ofsthe value | of such bonds when held by cor poration in fixing the value of shares | of such corporation for taxation. Finance and Taxation.
 1 No. 94, by MT. Acker: To authorize l the governor to make a temporary ap- pointment to fill vacancy in the of- flee of senator from the state of Ala
 bama in the senate of the United States.
 Privileges and elections
 l No. 95, by Mir Harper: To amend sections and of an act entitled "An act to establish a board of revenue for Shelby county, and to abolish the court of county commissioners thereof passed at the session of 1911, being in local acts of Alabama, page 154, said
 amendment making the president and members of said board elective by the l qualified voters of said county, and fix ing the terms of office of such presi- dent and members of said board and the time of their election and providing l that in case of vacancy in the office | of president or a member of said board, | the vacancy shall be filled by election by a majority of the members of the
 board for the unexpired term; and pro l ho ncid and
 members of the board now holding of- flee shall hold their said office until | their successors, are elected and quali- fled under the provisions of this act. Judiciary. E.
 With notice and proof attached and | hereby exhibited as follows:
 HOUSE BILLS
 No. 15S, by MT. Holmes of Baldwin: To amend an act approved September 15. 1915, entitled "An act to require all .coun- ty solicitors, all circuit solicitors, any solicitors of any court of record to give opinions to all county officials in all matters connected with their offices, ex- cept in suits against official bonds. !" Judiciary.
 No. 154, by Mir. Graham of Clarke: To amend sections 55OS, 55O9. 5510, 5511 and 5512 of article 4, chapter 129 of the code
 of Alabama. Judiciary.
 ], No. 155, by MT. Carnley: To confer upon clerks of the circuit court of all the | counties of the state of Alabama, ex- cept counties having a population of
 more than 5000 people, according to the last preceding federal census. all the pow CTS, authority and Jurisdiction of regis teRs in chancery and registers of tho cDrcuit court, and to require them to per | firm all the duties required of regis 1srs in chancery and registers of the Circuit court by law. Revision of laws. No. 156, by Mr. Stoddard (notice and prooD: To repeal an act entitled "An act to provide for the more efficient
 working of the public roads of Cren- shaw county. Alabama, and to provide that the court of county commissioners. in it's discretion, levy a road tax. a I vehicle tax, and dog tax the proceeds therefrom to be applied to the mainten-
 ance of the public roads of said county approved September P, 1915, local acts highways. I Notice and proof H. B. No. 156.
 No. 157, by MT. Dunaway of Dallas: To provide for extension work in agricul-
 ture and home economies by giving in-
 struction to men, women and young peo- pie in the several counties in Alabama, by continuing and improving farm dem- lonstration work, by organizing market ing clubs. by organizing and supervising boys corn and pig clubs. girls canning | clubs, women's clubs in home economics and by conducting other extension work through other means, all with view to
 ma king farm life more profitable and attractive. To secure for Alabama the full amount of the funds condtionally appropriated by Congress under the