The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-26
SENATE CALENDAR

SENATE CALENDAR
 The senate calendar for Tuesday in- cludes the following important meas ures:
 By MT. Gunter: To fix the compen- sation to be paid by the county to shet- ifs, deputy sheriffs and sheriffs' clerks in counties having a population exceed ing S2,000 and not more than 100,- 900 according to the last federal cen sus or any subsequent federal census and to provide for the payment of the same out of the general fund of such counties.
 By MT. Carmichael: To provide for elections to authorize any county in the state to levy and collect special county tax for public school purposes not to exceed 30 cents on each t10o worth of taxable property in suchscoun- ty; to authorize any school district, in any county that may be levying a spe- cial county tax for school purposes of not less than 30 cents on each s10o worth of taxable property in such coun- ty, to levy a special district tax for school purposes not to exceed 30 cents on each $100 worth of taxable prop erty in such school district and to authorize boards of education to is sue interest bearing warrants, to erect, repair and equip school buildings and to otherwise improve school facilities. By Mir. Moore: To declare all state lands, whether held in fee or in trust by the state, forest reserves and game refuges; to prohibit the cutting of any tree or timber thereon or setting fire to any inflammable substance growing on the same; to make it unlawful for any person to hunt, trap, net or other wise kill or take any of the protected wild animals or resident birds thereon; to provide penalties for the violation of the provisions of this act, and to provide procedure in all cases where the states right or title to such lands is brought into question or interposed as defense by any person on trial for violation of this act
 By MT. Moore: To provide for the bet ter enforcement of the game and fish laws; to provide for the appointment of deputy game and fish wardens Tn the several counties of this state and to prescribe their duties
 By Mir Moore: To change the date of the expiration of hunters licenses from December 31 each year to sep tember 30 each year and to permit all persons to whom hunters licenses have been issued for the calendar year 1919 to exchange such licenses during the month of September, 191s for hunters licenses expiring September 30, 1920 upon the surrender of the
 
 calendar year 1919, and, allowing them credit in the amount of one-fourth of the purchase price of such licenses By MT. Moore: For the further pro lection of fish. To make it unlawful for any person to take or catch fish by the means of any net. seine, trap or any other device as substitute therefor, in any of the creeks. rivers or other streams, or in any of the estuaries, lagOons or lakes emptylng into any of the salt waters, or bays or this state. and to prescribe penalties for the violation of the provisions Of this act. bearing animals: to provide a season during which they may be legally trapped or taken; to provide license for those engaged in trapping wild fur-bearing animals: and to provide penalties for the violation of this act By Mir. Acker: To better secure the administration of the financial affairs lof the state in respect to expenditures and appropriations; and for that pur- pose to establish 8 state budget com mission and prescribe rules and regu- lations governing the game.
 By MT. Mcdowell: Ho confirm the sales of real estate made in this state
 under and by power of sale contained in mort eages, where the real estate was sold as a whole, and not in sepa- rate pieces
 By Mir Leith: Prescribing the liabil- ity of an employer to make eompensa- ton by way of damages for injuries due to accident received by an em- ploye arising out of and in the course of employment and providing for the enforcement of same, modyifying cons- mon law and statutory remedies, in such cases, establishing an alternative elective schedule of compensation, regulating procedure for the determi- nation of liability and compensation l hereunder in certain cases, and pres cribing penalties for the violation i thereof; and providing a lien for at- ] torney's fee and for medical and sur l oio irAS