The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28
LEGLSLATORSJUBLANTASEND OF 1919 SESSION APPROACHES

s30,oo0 for tick eradication work during the period beginning April 1, 1919, and ending April 1, 1920.
 Senate 43, by Mir. Baker: Amending the code so as to give a landlord lien on property of tenant or person sub-leasing.
 Senate S4, by Mir Craft Amending sec ton 36l2 of the code of Alabama, relating to organizing of charities and other or ganizations. etc.
 Senate 120 by Mir. Baker: Providing that fraternal insurance policies shall not be contested after they have been in ef- feet for two years for fraud or irregu- larites, etc.
 Senate SO. by Mir. Moore: Declaring all state lands whether held in fee or In trust forest reserves and game refugees, and prohibiting the cutting of trees there- from
 Senate 1e, by Mr. Acker: Authorizing the issuance of bonds of s954,oOO to refund bonds maturing on January l, ls2o. Senate 69, by Mr. Bedsole: Creating a state board of public acountancy ana
 regulating the practice of public ac- countancy.
 Senate 1Ss, by Mir. Acker; Regulatins the appointment and prescribing quahn- cations of staff officers, including pay | inspection, subsistence and medlcai ue- partments in the National Guard | House | the throwing of oottles, tacks, etc., iii'o | the public highways.
 1 EXPENSE ACCOUNT REQUIRED | House 227. by Mr Murphree: Recurring
 state officials and employees to hie an l ;+anized statement of expenses wnile
 travelling at the expense of the state | House 1e2. by Mir Jones of Montgom-
 cry: Providing for the establishment cor
 struction working, etc, of prlVate roaus, l A Anende0 subsection S21k of act relating to the | nriviIege tax to be paid in Alabama, so as to hermit Confederate veterans to ped- dle without license.
 1 uouse 100. by MT. Jones of Montgom-
 arv-To repeal an act TO authorize per sons who have practiced dentistry or dental surgery in the state or Alaoai,ia
 for 20 years or more to practice '"e
 same"
 Senate 1os, by MT. Acker-Permittins the trial court to impose an indeter-
 minate sentence in all felony cases TOT
 which the court fixes the punishment;
 nroviding for the parole of convicts un-
 der indetermnate sentences, etc.
 Senate 54. by Mir. Kelly-To prohibit
 the erection of advertising signs resein- bling railroad crossing signs on the pup lic hirhwavs and on private property.
 Senate 176, by Mir Craft-Prohibitine
 the shipment of oysters in the shell ou' ? of the state by water, and providing ioi the culling of the oysters, etc.
 ' Senate S3 by MT. Craft-Amending sec.
 tion 1909 of the code of 1907 so as to reac
 as follows: "Contract and care anc maintenance authorized-Any incorporat
 ed city or town having within it's corpo
 rate limits an ancient family cemetery , or burial ground, or owning cemetery ! or burial ground, may make and ente into a contract with any interested party or parties. obligating and binding sucf
 city or town to forever protect, maintan 7 and properly care for such cemetery O burial ground, or for graves of indi
 viduals in the cemeteries or buria ! grounds owned by such city or town 7 upon terms and conditions as may b. agreed upon, and for such compensation , as it may see fit to accept" QUARANTINE STATION Senate 14S, by Mir Craft-Granting t the United States government a site 10
 a maritime quarantine station, including r the conveyance of needful soil now o , heretofore covered by navigable waters and to cede jurisdiction therefore. l Senate 91, by MT. Brown of St. Clai l county-Authorizing county commission d CTS or boards of revenue to provide fo s private roads and to provide TOT thel
 upkeep, etc.
 E Senate 203 by MT. Acker-Permittin r the governor to call on police officers ( n any city to assist in preserving the law
 of the state.
 q Senate 19S, by MT. Acker-Creating tn l. Alabama Postwar Council of Defens = with an appropriation of 5000 to carr l. out it's duties.
 d House 105, by MT. Oakley-Providing fc