The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-24

| pose license or privilege tax of $1 a year on each dog in the state of Alabama. | over four months of age. and to provide | for the collection of such tax, so ia? | as the same relates to Fayette county Lo- | cal legislation.
 l No. 162, by Mir Peters: (Notice and | proof) To provide for the establi shment.
 discontinuance, construction, use. work
 ing and maintenance of the public roads l and bridges of Fayette county, Alabama; | to define the duties and powers of the ] court of county commissioners, or other | governing body of Fayette county with | regard of the same; to fix penalties | for the violations of the rules. regulations and laws of the court of county com missioners or other like governing body l, of said county, 'to provide for the better
 building, maintenance and protection ot the public roads and bridges of Fayette | county, to provide funds, regulations and l penalties to carry the provisions and pur- poses of this act into effect; to provide
 for the more efficient working, con-
 struction and repair of the public roads
 and bridges in Fayette county. Alabama
 to provide for the appointment of road supervisors in the several precincts in
 the county. and to fix their compensation
 and define their duties and powers; to provide for communication fee in lieu of working the roads; to provide for the | levy of special tax of five per cent
 of one-fourth of one per centum now al 1 lowed by law on all taxable property, 1 to be used exclusively for maintaining
 and repairing public roads and bridges | in Fayette county: to create a separate
 and special road fund for said county | and to prevent obstruction and damage ], to the public roads and bridges of said
 county Local legislation.
 | No. 1eS, by Mir Hawkins. To amend section of an act to amend sections
 6606, 1657 1864 and 1869 of the code so as
 to regulate the publishing of the reports 1 of the supreme court, court of appeals acts, journals and public printing ap-
 proved September p, 1915. Rules
 1 No. 164, by Mir. Ross. To provide for
 the payment of fees charges and com | missions of county officers and fines and forfeitures into the general fund of the
 county, in counties having a population
 FOG 900 or more, according to the last or
 any subsequent federal census. Judiciary. No. 165, by MT. Ross Providing con
 tributory negligence. shall be no bar to
 recover in actions brought to recover damages In certain cases and providing that in such cases the question of negli- gence and contributory negligence are for
 the jury to determine. Judiciary.
 l No. 166 by Mr. Ross. To provide for
 the establishment and maintenance of a l Public health.
 l No. 167, by MT. Ross: To amend sec | tion 25 of an act, entitled an act to | prescribe the qualifications of jurors l and regulate the selection, drawing and | summoning of jurors, and prescribe the | qualifications and provide for the ap- ,! pointment of jury commissioners and
 clerks of such commissions and regu- f late the impaneling of grand and petit l II n al ha nf ta Q approved August 31, 1909. Judiciary. 1 No. 16S. by Mir. Hollis: To amend
 section 1 of an act entitled an act to | designate certain public roads of the 1 state of Alabama as state trunk roads
 and to provide the manner in which
 such roads shall be located, improved 1 and maintained, approved September 10, l 1915. Public roads and highways i No. 169, by Mir. Hall of Marion: To | abolish the jury. commissions in the va = | rious counties of this state,-and to re- quire the probate judge, circuit clerk and sheriff of the several counties of this state to discharge the duties now
 imposed by law upon the jury commis- | sions. Judiciary.
 1 No ITO, by MT. Cobbs: To provide
 for temporary appointment of United States senator. Judiciary.
 / No. I'll, by MT. Hare: To amend sec tion 12 of an act approved September 2S, 1915, to provide for the establish ment diScontinuance, construction, use 1 working and maintenance of the publ lie roads, bridges; and ferries of the sew
 eral counties of this state; to define the duties and powers of the boards of rev enue, courts of county commissioners, or other governing bodies of each of | the several counties with regard to same; and to fix penalties for the viola . tion of the rules, regulations and laws ! I. l county commissioners or other like governing bodies of the several coun- ties. ~
 | No. 172, by Mir Hare: To provide for the recording of certified copies of wills in any county in this state where decedent owned property in such coun- ty at the time of his death and to au- thorize such certified copy to be re- l ceived in evidence in any court of this | state without further proof thereof Judiciary.
 No. 173. by MT. Jones of Montgomery
 To regulate the practice of public ac- 1 countancy by ting a state board of public accountancy, fixing it's fees and | emoluments; to prohibit the unlawful use
 of words, letters or other means of iden- tifcation by unauthorized persons, as ] certified public accountants under this
 act, and to provide penalties for the vio- {, lation of it's provisions. Judiciary.
 ] No. 174, by MT. Brindley To provide 1 for the raising of. revenue by the levy ing of an income tax. Judiciary.
 1 No. 175, by MT. Lee of Perry (with mo- tice and proof) To close and vacate Convenient street in the town of Marion, FAlabama, from the southern line of s. A. Nelms lot to the northern line of De-
 Kalb street. Local legislation.
 With notice and proof.
 | No. 176, by MT. Collins To provide 1 for the appointment of a commission for the purpose of studying the financial con ditions of the state and to recommend to the legislature of Alabama ways and means for providing budget system for the state of Alabama. Ways, means and appropriations.
 No. IF, by MT. Longshore. To submit to the qualified electors of the state al the general election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. 1920, for their consideration an amendment to section lsts article 8,
 of the constitution of Alabama, 1901, SC as to make the payment of poll tax com pulsory, and to provide relief for those now delinquent or in arrears in payment of such tax. Judiciary.
 No. IFS, by MT. Van de Graf: To pro- vide for the incorporation of societies of persons seeking to promote the de- | velopment or betterment of communities, municipalities or counties in this state or other public purposes, without pecu- | niary profit to the individual members and to exempt the property of such so-
 cieties from taxation. Ways, means and appropUations.
 | No 179, by Mir Lynne: To amend sec
 tion eS2i of the codetof AlabaSna of 1901