The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-18
New Bills Introduced

Montgomery, January T.-(Special) The following bills were introduced in the j; house at the afternoon session Friday: | No. 70, by MT. Holmes: To amend sec l ton 6964 of chapter 224 of the code of 1907; relates to open season on squirrels. Game, fish and forestry preservation. 1 No. Il, by Mr. Holmes: To provide for l the better enforcement of the game and I fish laws; to provide for the appointment | of deputy game and fish wardens in the several counties of this state, and to pre- scribe their duties. Game, fish and for estry preservation.
 1 No. 72, by MT. Holmes: To declare all | state lands, whether held in fee or in trust by the state, forest reserves and game refuges; to prohibit the cutting of any tree or timber thereon, setting l fire to any inflammable substance grow 1 ing on the same; to make it unlawful for any person to hunt, trap, net or other wise kill or take any of the protected l wild animals or resident birds thereon; l to provide penalties for the violation of l the provisions of this act, and to provide procedure in all cases where tho states 1 right or title to such lands is brought into question or interposed defense by any person on trial for violation of this act. Game, fish and forestry preserva- | tion.
 No. B. by Mr. Holmes: To protect wild fur bearing animals; to provide a season during which they may be legally trapped l or taken; to provide a license for those engaged in trapping wild fur bearing ami mals, and to provide penalties for the violation of this act. Game fish and for estry preservation.
 1 No. "A, by MT. Holmes: For the further protection of fish. To make it unlawful for any person to take or catch fish by
 means of any net, seine. trap or any other device as substitute therefor, in any of the creeks, rivers or other streams, or in any of the estuaries, lagoons or lakes emptying into any of the salt waters, or bays of this state, and to pre- scribe penalties for the violation of the provisions of this act Game, fish and forestry preservation.
 | No. 75 by MT. Sparks of Barbour:
 Further, to provide for the working of convicts, both state and county, in this state.
 No. 76. by Mir. Sparks of Barbour: To amend section 1910 of the code, 1907, of Alabama. Education.
 No. 77, by MT. Sparks of Barbour: To
 amend section 465O of the code of Ala bama, 1907 Judiciary.
 No, IS, by MT. Adams, of Blount: To
 make more efficient the rural or primary
 schools of, the state. Education. 1 No. 79, by MT. Graham of Clarke: To
 repeal an act entitled "An act to provide for the holding of teachers institutes for the teachers of this state and to
 make necessary appropriations for same, ,
 approved April Is, 1911. Education No. 80, by MT. Graham of Clarke: To
 provide for jury commissioners for the
 various counties of this state, define their
 duties and fix their compensation. Judi
 ciary.
 Mo- S1, by MT. Carney: To create a
 state highway department; to define it's
 powers and duties; to authorize state aid
 in the construction and maintenance of
 public roads and bridges; to create a
 state highway fund and to provide for
 it's expenditure; to impose certain duties
 upon county and municipal officials and
 to provide penalty for their failure
 to discharge same; to authorize the state
 highway department to work state con-
 victs upon public roads and bridges; tc
 assent to the act of Congress approved
 July Il, 1916, known as the Federal Ait
 law" and to authorize the state highway department to cooperate with the United States government in the construction N and maintenance of rural post roads
 and to repeal the act approved April 3 1911, entitled: "An act to provide fol the creation or a state h1ghWay cOmmlS sion, defining its powers, duties and com pensatons, and methods to be adopted for control of same and for appropria tion and maintenance of the same ant | to give state aid and state supervision l over all public roads, culverts and bridge! / of the state for construction of perma ! nent nature and the maintenance thereo wherein any portion of the appropria tion hereinafter made shall be used fo such purpose; and to make an appropria tion therefor out of the net revenue o the convict fund of the state and iron
 other sources" Public roads and high ways.
 No. S2, by MT. Carnely: To prohbi the erection and maintenance of advertis ing signs resembling railroad crossin
 signs. on the public highways. and o
 private property within 100 feet of tn
 right -of-way of a public road, and t
 provide penalties for the violation of tn
 provisions of this act. Public roads am
 highways.
 No. SS, by MT. Shaw: To regulate tn
 right to carry a pistol in this state. Ju | dietary.
 No. S4, by MT. Shaw: To amend sectio | 69S5 of the code of Alabama of 1097. Re | vision of laws.
 Mo- S5, by MT. Shaw: To amend sec | tion 69S3 of the code of Alabama of 1901 Judiciary.
 No. s6. by Mir. Parker: To repeal a act entitled san act to impose licens T or privilege tax of s1 per year on eac T dog in the state of Alabama, over four A
 months of age and to provide for tn
 collection of such tax and to provide tha