The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28

in which he is rre.ted if there is no JUS | tice of the peace in the latter place.
 Senate l5, by MT. Acker of Calhoun l county: Amending the code so as to give grand and petit jurors s per day and cents for each mile travelled in getting to and from court
 Senate ST. by Senator Mcdowell of Flu | faula: Appropriating 5000 for the main tenance of the Ala ,ama room at the Con- !, federate Memorial museum at Rich mond, Va.
 House 25. by Mr. Ross of Jefferson county: Amending section 2566 of the code of Alabama so as to define the causes for removal of administrators in Ala bama, etc
 House 45, by MT. Huey of Jefferson county: Regulating the assessment of cost of public improvements against prop erty by municipalities and providing its duties. (This board also was attacked , during the July session, but always came out victorious.)
 CONTROL AND ECONOMY BOARD Senate 127, by MI. Acker: Authorizing the governor to remove at his pleasure any person holding an appointive office. except in counties and municipalities. Senate 23 by Mi. West of Jefferson county: Authorizing municipalities to maintain bill in equity in the name of the city to abate public nuisance in 1 furious to the health morals, comforts, etc, of the community.
 | House joint resolution 49, by Mir. Long l of Butler county: Asking Congress to remove export and import restrictions or cotton, etc.
 House 103, by Mir. Van deGraff of Tus- caloosa county: Amending the code so as to permit he payment of not mora than 5 per week by the state to eact patient at the Alabama Insane hospital, the expenditures to be regulated by the board of trustees
 Senate 5s, by Mir. Espy of Abbeville. Amending section es64 of the code of 1907, and providing time for the killing of squirrels in Alabama.
 Senate s2, by MT. Acker Defining nuis- ances and providing means to abate them.
 Senate 25, by MT. West of Jefferson county: Providing time limit for the be- ginning of litigation testing the validity of municipal bonds or elections to levy taxes, and providing that litigation must begin within six months.
 Senate S2 by MT Carmichael of Colbert county: Providing for elections in any county in the state at which time elec- tors may decide whether they desire to collect a special county tax not exceeding 20 cents on each s1OO worth of taxable property for school purposes; also mak- ing the same provisions for school dis tricts.
 Senate 90, by Mir Brown of St. Clair county: Providing for extension work in agriculture and home economies by glV-
 ing instructions to men, women ana young people, and securing for Alabama the funds conditionally appropriated . under the Smith-Lever acts of Congress
 for this work.
 Senate s4, by MT. McDowell: Amending . section 3101 of the code, and providing TOY the appointment Of guardian ad lteH : for persons of unsound mind. House 42, by MT. Jones of Escamoia
 county. Amending an act approved Sep tember 15, 1915, so as to require all solici- . tors state and county, to submit opln- ions to county officials when requested for such opinions.
 Senate 131, by Mir Bedsole or Clarhe :, county: Amending the code so as 10 pro- vide four servants for the executive or 6ca .t salaries of not more than $5l
 monthly.
 ABSENT VOTING BILL
 House 54, by Mir Arnold of Jefferson r co,,nty. TO provide for absent qualne' !, electors voting in all primary elections o' the state. GA bill of the July session pro-
 vides that they may vote in all eiec e tions) 1,ax,;, f House 12s by MT. Holmes of BaldwiI
 county: Further protecting hsh' ana IrlaN :. ing it unlawful to catch nsn oy ine"n = of any net seine etc.
 il uouse 17o by MT. Cobbs of Mobil | county. Providing that the governor ma. h fill vacancy in the United States senate 4 House 224. by Mir. Green of Dalla |. county: Prohibiting the public or priVat d display of certain flags, termed the anu
 bolsheviki measure
 House 229, by MT Hare or Monro = co,nty. Creating the Alabama centennia 'I commission, with authority to plan
 nrogramme for the celebration of the ad
 rnission of the state into the Iedera e union. u-.r. v House 200 by MT. Manasco of Wake W county (now deceased): Providing io
 inc acceptance of an act of Congress re lating to vocational education In LII IF states. c,.. 'i House 2ss, by MT. Long of Sumte ' county. Amending section 25l3 of the coo of Alabama pro yiding for the for1eltur of franchises held by public utilities wne 7. such utilities fail 10 operate according l' such contract or contracts. House 2s5. by Mr Tompkins of Housto
 countv. Amending an act approved Ser temper p, 1915, which relates to the tim Y for taking appeals in civil and crimlns
 cases. .
 Senate 70. by MT. McDowell Approprl l. ating s70 900 for sheriffs in Alabama wh le were forced to pay the prisoners Tee S bills during parts or lSlo aiiu AoA'' . l' Senate 65 by MT. Moore: Protectin ,e wild fur bearing animals, providing
 season during which they may be legail lg trapped or taken, etc.
 le Senate 151, by Mr McDowell: Amendin er section of an act approved March
 1915, relating to the practice of yeterina1
 surgery in Alabama
 Senate 1S1, by Mr Espy: Further reg' IT. lating the manufacture and sale or con to mercial fertilizer in Alabama. C. NATIONAL GUARD ACT S. Senate 1892 by MT. Acker: Authorizir T. the governor to make and publish rul' Us and regulations for the reorganization oy the National Guard in conformity to ac
 of the Congress or the United States or Senate 102, by M-. Acker: Providing fl
 the consolidation of corporations not
 a business character.
 Senate 122. by M-. Evins: Providing tn
 municipal corporations may have a i' . on the property used in any exhibitio trade, business, vocation, occupation profession, for which a license Is T
 oured, and providing for the enforceme
 of such lien.
 Senate 10S by MT. Acker Revoking
 conditional and contingent appropriation
 except those relating to Confederate pc
 sioners and schools.
 Senate 62, by M.. Moore: Changing Il
 date of expiration of hunters licen
 from December 31 each year to Septemp
 ~ each year, and providing for the tran fer of licenses already purchased.