The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-08
BILL ID ABOLISH
 !. PRISON DOCTORS OFFICE PRESENTED
Bill Introduced at Request of Governor, Who Be- iieves the Office Is
 Unnecessary


 Unnecessary
 Montgomery, February 7.-(SpecialJ The administration measure of Lynn Of Morgan, which abolishes the office or physician inspector of the convict depart ment is expected to get favorable report from the house ways, means and appropriations committee. The bill was introduced upon request of Governor kil- by who does not think the office is necessary. The bill, if passed, would moi become effective until the expiration of the term of the present incumbent.
 The open season for the killing oI squirrels in Alabama is changed to No vember and January in a bill of MT Espy which. has passed the senate ana house The measure passed in the house Friday afternoon. Provision also for the killing of only 10 squirrels per day IS made in the bill.
 The house adopted the senate bill or Mir Acker which relates to the aoate- ment of nuisances in Alabama.
  culture and home economy is made in senate bill which was adopted in the house The bill authorizes the counties ,, to continue the work of organizing pig clubs, corn cubs and other organizations helpful to the young people.
 | Operation of pool and billiard tables 1, in towns that are not incorporated IS , prohibited in a bill which was passed | in the house.
 HOUSE WORKS LATE | Because of having dozen or more bills on the calendar for the day, the house i did not adjourn until o'clock Friday afternoon, while the senate. through | with the days work, got away about | | o'clock, after limiting the lunch time to 45 minutes.
 The two houses previously had agreed to adjourn until Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, to begin the 16th legislative day. It is now believed there will be | three legislative days next week. leaving l two for the following week. before ad- | journment for several months
 BIRMINGHAM BILL PASSED Without dissenting vote the house ot representatives Friday passed the Bir- mingham local bill of MT. Ross, Which relates to changes in sections of the law concerning firemens pension boards, etc The vote was 56 to nothing. The bill
 is entitled as follows:
 H. B. PIP: To amend the title and sections one, three four. b and 29 and paragraphs B and D of section eight oi an act ITO create in all cities of Ala bama which have a population of as much as 100000 people according to the last federal census or which shall have | such population according to any sucf census that may be taken hereafter, g board of trustees of the firemen's pen sion and relief fund department of sucf 1 cities; to provide for the organization of such board of trustees; to designate l certain members of said board and pro vide the method and time of electing thu sy remaining members thereof; to designat and provide for the selection of the off | cers and agents of said board; to. pre- ! tscrfbe the powers ana dtities of sal l-board and it's officers and agents; t create in all such cities a firemens s pen sion and relief fund for the benefl and relief of disa bled sick retired am other members of such fire department and the widows, minor children and oe
 pendent widowed mothers of such dis g abled and retired members to declar
  to provide for the use, management an control of said fund; to provide for tn $ raising of such fund and the source thereof. to provide for the payment Int | said fund the fines prescribed and i'm
 posed for the violation of certain ordi nances of such cities; to provide for tn 1 payment into such fund of a certai
 percentage of the gross premiums, les
 returned premiums, received by fir | mi huSineSS
 in such cities, and for the making of
 sworn report by such fire insurance con
 panies of such premiums to the sal
 board of trustees, and to prescribe tn
 penalty for failure to make such pay
 ment and report, and for enforcement
 such penalty; to provide for the paymer
 into such fund of a portion of tf
 monthly salary of each member of sue
 fire department; to authorize such citit
 to pay into such fund a part of u
 revenues received from licenses issue
 by such cities; to provide for the per
 sioning and relief of disabled, sick, r'
 tired and other members of such Ill if department, and the widows, minor chl - dren and dependent widowed mothers q such disabled and retired meneers . provide for the payment out of su' # fund of certain expenses attending u II burial and funeral of deceased memoe
 of such fire department; to provide Il
 the retirement and reinstatement
 members of such fire department; 'e prescribe the duties of the city attorn' 's and city physician in connection with sa 't board of trustees and the said fund; l. designate the treasurer of such fund al 'e his duties to provide for the repeal
 all laws and parts of laws in contli d herewith: to provide for the exemptlt n of benefits out of said fund from lev ss to provide the time of taken effect Ie this act, approved September 2s, 19l5 q --------.s---
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