The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28
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 S 53-Leith. Prescribing the labil- ity of an employer to make compensa- tion by way of damages for injuries received by an employe occasioned by an accident arising out of and in the course of his employment and proEtd- ing for the enforcement of same, mod flying common law and statutory rem edies, in such cases; establishing an alternative elective schedule of conn pensation hereunder in certain cases, and prescribing penalties for the vio- lation thereof: and providing for at torneys' fees and for medical and surg ical services.
 H. 4S9--Faulk of Geneva. To make it unlawful for any person to take or catch fish in any of the waters of this state. or the tributaries of such waters, emptying into Choctawhatchee bay by the use of any seine, hoop-net, tram , mel-ret or substitute therefor except fish pa askets used only for the purpose of taking or catching cat fish, and to provide penalties for the violations or the provisions of this act.
 S. 24S-Bedsole. To amend Section 6112. of the Code of 19J7. Section l. That Section 6112 of the Code Of 1SV| be amended so as to read as foliows; "A foreign or domestic corporatlonl 1 may be sued in any county in which | it does business by agent. or was do-
 
 cause of action arose: but all acton | for personal injuries must be brought l in the county where the injury oc- | cured. or in the county where the plaintiff resides. if such corporation does business by agent in the county ! of plaintiffs residence" Approved l August 29, 1919. 1 Senate '205, By MT. sBaker-To regu- late fraternal beneficiary societies, | or associations.
 l House 649, by Mir Arnold-To provide for service by the sheriff and his dep 1 uties of criminal processes in state cases in all counties of the state of l Alabama which have population ol one hundred and fifty thousand and more, according to the last or any sub ! sequent federal census, and wherein the sheriff of such counties is upon a salary basis, and to prohibit the ser vice of such process other than herein l designated, except processes other than warrants of arrest issued by justices of the peace.e
 OYSTER REGULATION
 House 6S7, By MT. Molmes of Baldwin To conserve and save from depletion the public oyster reef of Alabama, anc to further regulate the taking or oys- ters from the public reefs of the state and for the protection of and extension of such reefs, and the development ol the oyster industry, to declare sucf oysters the property of the state and t( prescribe the condition under whlci such title may be divested, and sucf oysters become articles of commerce to provide for the payment Of license and tax by those catching, selling ol transporting the same, the rules Of evl dence on the trials of those violating the provisions of this act, who may UT! such cases, provide penalties TOT th' violation of this act, and that all eA
 penses incurred in carrying out th' provisions of same into effect snail p' paid out of the oyster fund.
 House 104, By MT. Van de Graft-I' repeal section 669S of the Code of Ala lbama of 19O7 and to make the clerk
 of the circuit courts of the r$pectiv counties ex-officio clerks of the count courts of said counties; to provide pay z ment for services of such clerks man r ner of payment and to provide TOT bond as such clerk.
 q Senate 239, By MT. West-Io amen f section ten 10) of an act approve s September 25, 1915, and entitled An ac
 to provide for the appointment or d . official court reporter by each clrcul . iudge in Alabama; to fix their compen 7 sation, define their duties and proVlo
 for special reporters in certain cases, House 7S6, By MT. BennerS--A