The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-25
House and Senate
 Bills For Friday

Montgomery, January A-(Special.) Following is a full list of house and sen- ate bills introduced Friday:
 HOUSE BILLS
 No. 1S1, by MT. Gilbert: To prohibit
 persons from throwing into the public highways bottles, fragments of glass,
 tacks, nails or other things likely to in jure persons or vehicles passing along the highways. Public roads and highways.
 No 162, by MT. Gilbert: To prohibit the
 keeping. exhibition or operating of pool
 or billiard tables, on which the public can play, outside icorporated cities and
 towns having police force.
 No 1S3, by MT. Dunaway: To create state board of control and economy; to
 provide members thereof their tenure of office, salaries, duties and mode of ap
 pointment, and to prescribe rules and reg
 uiations governing the said board. Ways,
 means and appropriations.
 No. 1S4, by MT. Dunaway: To revoke
 conditional and contingent appropriations
 heretofore made by the legislature insofar as they remain unpaid at the time of the passage of this act, and to repeal such existing appropriation bills insofar as the appropriations respectively remain un-
 paid. Ways, Means and appropriations. No. 1855, by MT. Green: To provide for Lnc expenses Ol InlS SeSSlQn Ol luc itS
 Iature. Ways, means and appropriations No. 186, by MT Green: To provide for
 the appointment of a uniform accounts and records commission for the state of Alabama, to prescribe it's powers and du- ties, and to make an appropriation for
 carrying on it's work and activities
 Ways, means and appropriations.
 No. 1S7, by MT. Peters with notice and proof) TO provide for the election of tt o,-,va 4 of AI, ion by vote of the people in the county of Fayette. Education.
 No. 1SS, by MT. Ross: To authorize the tax collectors in counties of the state of Alabama which have 150O00 population. or over, according to the last federal cen sus, or any subsequent federal census, to employ deputies or assistants, and to fix their compensation; to provide the man. ner of paying same: to require bonds from such deputies assistants, and to provide for the payment of the prem iums on such bonds; to provide that the total amount expended for such deputies or assistants shall not exceed s20,000 per annum. Judiciary.
 No. 1S9. by MT. Ross: To provide for the payment of the premium on bonds of county treasurers in counties which have 150,000 population or over, ac- cording to the last federal census, or | thorize such county treasurers to re- quire bond from any assistant and pro- vide for the payment of premium on such bond Judiciary.
 No. 190 by MT. Orr To provide for the appointment of a joint commission of the house and senate to sit during the recess of the legislature, whose duty it shall be to make careful sur vey and study of the method of prac- | tice procedure and the general judic- l iary system of Alabama To make an l investigation of all the statutes of Alabama with view to compiling, in- dexing and annotating the same, -o make investigation as to the cost of compiling. indexing and annotating said statutes and the time necessary | to accomplish the same, and to inves- l tigate, examine and consider the stat 1 utes as compiled by Samuel Will John as submitted to this legislature and to 1 report it's findings and recommenda- | tions together with such bills as in | the judgment of the commission will I cure the defects in the judiciary sys- 1 tenn. and provide the people of Ala bama with a new code or compilation I of the statutes of Alabama at the earliest practical date. Rules. aa. No. 191. By MT. Cobbs: To mote
 the public health, convenience and
 l welfare by leveeing, ditching and
 draining the wet swamp and over-
 | flowed lands of the state, and provid
 | ing for the establishment of levee or