The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-04
Mondays Calendar M
 The House and Senate

Montgomery, February 3.-(Special) The following bills were reported ia vorably in the senate Monday after noon:
 S. B. 143. by Mir. Craft: To create the office of assistant clerk of the in prescribe his or her duties, fix his or her salary, and provide for the method of selection for said office
 H. B. 129, by MT. Stoddard: To au- thorize the court of county commis- sioners of Crenshaw county to pay out of general fund to the county for pub fishing notices as provided by section lO6 of the constitution of Alabama, of the proposed introduction in the legis- lature of any local law, whenever the proposed law is for the common good of the people of Crenshaw county
 H. B. 101, by MT. Collins: To repeal an act entitled an act to provide a more efficient system for opening, building, changing, constructing and working the public roads of Pickens county, etc, approved September IS, 1915.
 H. B. 132, by MT. Green of Dallas: For the relief of J. H Berry.
 Fl. B. 97, by MT. Fletcher: To repeal and called the inferior criminal court of Madison county to provide that the judge of the inferior court of Hunts vile shall be x-officio the judge of said court and the clerk of the circuit court of Madison county be ex-officio clerk of said court; that the solicitor of said county, if there be one, or the cir cult solicitor or his deputy shall repre- sent the state in said court; that causes be appealed from said court to the su- preme or appellate court Providing that the compensation of the judge, clerk and solicitor for the performance of their duties under this act, and to regulate the practice and procedure in the Jurisdiction of said court, provid- ing that all indictments for misde- meanors found in the circuit, except for violation of the liquor laws shall be transferred to this court Approved September 16th, 1915, and to provide for tine disposition of the papers, files, books and records of said inferior crim- inal court of Madison county.
 H. B. IA, by MT. Partridge: To re- peal an act entitled An act to regu- late the charging of fees and furnish ing of information within the several departments of the state and to provide for the covering into the state treas ury of such fees" approved September 29, 1915
 H. B. 1O3, by MT. vandeGraaff of Tus- caloosa: To amend section S7S of the code of Alabama as amended by the act of September 25, 1916, relating to "The Alabama Insane hospitals
 The following bills were introduced in the senate of Alabama Monday after noon:
 S. B. 15O, by Mr. West: To exempt fu- neral directors, undertakers and embalm- CTS from jury duty in the state of Ala bama. Revision of laws.
 S. B. 151, by MT. Mcdowell: To amend section ? of an act ITO regulate the prac- tice of veterinary medicine and surgery in the state of Alabama, and establish veterinary medical examining board March r, 1915. Agriculture
 $. B. 152, by MT. McDowell: To provide for the clerk of the circuit court of Bar bour county to be ex-officio clerk of the county court of Barbour county. To pro- vide the compensation for his services, and to provide for the services of the sheriff of Barbour county, in the county court, and to fix the compensation for his services in said court. Judiciary.
 s. B. 153, by MT. Baker: To provide for appeals, and the supension of the execu- ton of sentence, in criminal cases tried in municipal courts Judiciary.
 s. B. 154, by MT. Smith of Coosa: To amend act No. All, approved September 10, 1915, entitled: "An act to designate certain public roads of the state of Ala bama as state trunk roads and to provide the manner in which such roads shall be located, improved and maintained. Pub lie roads and highways.
 FAVORABLE REPORT
 The following Senate bills were siv- en favorable reports by the House when the House convened Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock:
 S. B. 45. by MT Baker: To amend section 4747 of the civil code of Ala bama. Revision of laws.
 S. B. 54. by MT Kelly, to prohibit the erection and maintenance of ad- vertising signs resembling railroad crossing signs, on the public highways and on private property within 100 feet of the right-of-way of a public road. and to provide penalties for the viola tion of the provisions of this act. Pub lie roads and highways.
 s. R. 96, by Mir. Kelly: To amend section F of an act to provide for the establishment, discontinuance, con- struction. use, working and mainte- nance of the public roads, bridges and ferties of the several counties of this state: to define the duties and powers of the boards of revenue, courts of county commissioners or other govern ing bodies of each of the several counties with regard to same; and to