The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-04

people of Cullman county. Education. H. B. 264 by Mr. Murphree: To pro- vide for the reversion of the title to
 lands donated to the state as a site for rural schools, when such schools are permanently abandoned. Judiciary H. B. 265, by Mir. Faulk: To levy tax of two and one-half per centum of the
 value of estates, of the deceased person,
 as provided by section 219 of the consti- tuition of 1901. Ways, means and appro- priations.
 H. B. 266, by MT. Faulk: To amend sec
 tion F of an act approved September b,
 1915 Acts 1915, page 53D: ITO compel the attendance at school of children within
 certain ages in the state of Alabama; to
 fix exceptions to such provisions: to
 provide means for the enforcement of
 this act; to require reports from private or parochial schools; to make 1t unlawful
 for any parent, guardian or other persons
 occupying the place of parent to viola te
 the provisions hereof; to make it unlaw- full for any person, firm or corporation or
 association to employ any child in viola ton of the provisions of this act; and to fix punishment and penalties for the vio- lation of this act' Education.
 H. B. 267, by MT. Benners: To fix the license tax to be paid by emigrant or labor agents and to regulate their busi-
 ness. Ways. means and appropriations.
 H. B. 26S, by MT. Dickson: To amend sections 2 and of an act approved Sep tember 22, 1915, ITO amend articles 31, chapter Al of the code of Alabama, 1907"
 Education.
 H. B. 269, by MT. Huey: To amend sec- tion Il of an act entitled an Act to pre- scrbe and fix the license or privilege tax to be paid by every person, firm, com pany, corporation or association engaged Ill any business, vocation, occupation, calling or profession in this state, or who shall in this state exercise any privileges for which a license or privilege tax is or may be charged to provide for and regu- late the collection of such license or priv ilege tax; to fix a compensation to be paid for the collection of such license or privilege tax: to provide for the distribu- tion, application and safekeeping of the funds arising from the collection of such license or privilege tax to fix penalty for doing business without license, and to provide for the enforcement thereof, and to further provide for the general revenues" Approved September 15, 1914. Municipal organizations.
 H. B. 270, by MT. Huey: To amend sec tion 1 of an act entitled, "An act to pro- vide for building and maintaining public highways through incorporated towns and cities by boards of revenue and courts of county commissioners in all counties of 100000 inhabitants or more, o ut of any money at any time subject to the disposal of such boards of revenue and courts of county commissioners for road purposes Municipal organiza tions.
 H. B. 271, by MT. Truss: To authorize and empower all cities of the state of Alabama having population of one hum dred thousand or more, according to the last or any subsequent census, to main- tain and repair improved streets and to assess the cost of such maintenance and repairs against abutting property in the same manner that the cost of construct ing and improving street is assessed corporations.
 H. B. 272, by MT. Jones of Montgom- cry: To amend section 925, code of Ala bama, 1907. Ways, means and appropria- tions.
 H. B. 273, by MT. Jones of Montgomery. To fix the salary of tax assessors in the counties having a population of over 1000 and not exceeding 100000, according to the last federal census or any subse- quent census, and allowances for cleri- cal help in said offices. and to provide for payment thereof. Ways, means and 
 H. B. ETA, by MT. Lynne: To punish the unauthorized practice of law: and to declare certain acts to constitute prac- ticing law. Judiciary.
 H. B. Z75, by MT. Lee of Perry: To pro- vide for the fencing or closing in of un- used wells or cisterns in this state. Pub lie health.
 H. B PIC, by MT. Cliett: To fix the sal- aries of judges of the county courts in having population of less than 5000, according to the last preceding federal census, and to make the clerks of the circuit court ex-officio clerks of the county court and provide for the payment of their services. Judiciary.
 H. B. 277, by Mir Milford: To provide for the relief of certain Confederate SOL diers and sailors, and their, widows now on the pension rolls of this state. Ways, means and appropriations.
 II. E. PTS, by MT. Manasco: To amend section 5 of an act entitled an act to create for Walker county, Alabama, the office of full time health officer; to pro- vide for the election of such health off ser, and prescribe the terms of office duties, salary and expenses of such of ficer. approved September +, 1915. Local legislation.
 H. B. 279, by MT. Adnold: To make an appropriation to pay all Confederate pen sioners quarterly the amount to which they are entitled to under the law. Ways, means and appropriations.
 H. B. 2S0, by MT. Sparks: To further provide for the registration, certiication and regulation of motor vehicles oper- ated upon the public highways of this state. and to provide for the transfer of cIIrh licensees Wave p,aars and onpro