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gard to same, and to fix penalties for the violation of the rules, regulations and laws of the court of county comms sioners. Local legislation.
 Notice of proof, H. B. No. 225.
 No 226, by MT. Green: To amend sec tion 75S of the code of Alabama, of l9f Agriculture.
 No. 227, by MT. Murphree: To require all state officers and employees, travel ing at the expense of the state, to file a verified, itemized statement of ex penses with vouchers attached before warrants issue therefor Judiciary.
 No. FPS, by MT. Peters: I'd authorize courts of county commissioners or boards lof revenue of any county, in which the state or federal Authorities shall take oi have taken up the work of farm denl- onstratiop or the organization of farm i life clubs. to appropriate fuTls for aid l ing in such work. Ways, means and ap propriationS.
 l No. 229 by MT. Hare Tq,>create the , Alabama centennial commission, to pre- scribe it's powers and duties, and to make l an appropriation for the appropriate ceie- bration under the direction of the com i mission, of the one hundredth anniver- sary of the admission of Alabama into
 the federal union. Judiciary.
 No. 23O by Mir Jones of Montgomery To submit to the qualified voters of the
 
 to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, 1920, for their consideration, an amendment to the con-
 stitution of the state in substaIce and
 to the effect that certain persons who
 served in the military or naval service
 of the United States for q period of not
 less than four months between January 1, 1917, and November II, 1918, shall be perpetually exempted from the payment of all poll taxes Judiciary,
 No. 231, by Mir. Alexander: To amend section 1 of an act entitled an act to designate certain public roads of the state O. Alabama as state trunk roads, anc
 to provide the manner in which such roads shall be ocated. improved and maintained. Approved September 10, 1915 Public. roads and highways
 No. 232, by MT. Blunt: To propose ant submit to the qualified electors of tho state of Alabama, at the general cleo N tion to be>held on the first Tuesday afte the first Monday of November, 1920, fol tlieirs consideration, an amendment to | Isection 4g of the constitution of Ala | bama, so as to provide for the pay o1
 the members of the legislature. Judi cary.
 No. 233 by MT. Pittman: To amend sections ? and 8 of "An act to impose ( license or privilege tax of one dollar { l year on each dog in the state of Ala | bama, over four months of age, and t provide for the collection of such ta' and to provide that all livestock killet 1 by any dog and all damages done<theret' shall be paid for out of the dog tax funt ] and to provide for the distribution o the surplus left in the dog tax fund ol J the first day of March of each year.
 Ways, means and appropriations
 No 234, by MT. Ross: To provide tha in all counties of the state of Alabama
 which have 150,c00 population or over, ae i cording to the last or any subsequent fed
 eral census, the probate judges of sue counties Be authorized and enlpowere i to employ such assistants or clerks q ltfey deem necessary for the proper con
 duct of the office; to authorize such pro
 | bate judges to fix the compensation c
 such assistants or clerks and to provid
 the manner of paying sane to authoriz
 such probate judges to require bond 0
 1 bords from such assistants or clerks wh handle money and to provide for the pay
 ment of the premiums on such bond o
 bonds: to provide that the total expendl
 ture for the payment of such assistant
 or clerks together with the premium
 on such bond or bonds shall not excee
 sSI COO per annum. Judiciary.