The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-06

-sus of the State etc, and to prescribe it's qualifications and duties and fix his compensation. Mays, means and appro- priations.
 By Mir Tunstan of Hale: To appro- prate the sum of s70,000 for the payment of the amounts due by the state to the sheriffs of the counties in the state for feeding prisoners in the county jails dur ing the. fiscal year of 1916 and 1917. and which are unpaid. Ways, means and appropriations.
 By MT Tunstall of Hale: To provide for the payment of expenses incurred by the doorkeeper of thes house and the doorkeeper of the senate. Ways, means and appropriations.
 By Mr Cobbs of Mobile: To amend section Il and section 12 of an act en- titled An act to prescribe the qualifi- cations of jurors and regulate the selec- ton, drawing and summoning of jurors and prescribe the qualifications and pro- vide for the appointment of jury com missioners and clerks of such commis- sioners and regulate the empaneling of grand and petit jurors in all courts of this staten" approved August Sl, 1909. Judiciary.
 By Mir Cobbs To amend section 51 of an act entitled An act to provide for the assessment, valuation and equalization of values of real and personal property lOG ldNalIOIi, ana LOT lItS pui pOSc eo create the state board of equalization, to prescribe the duties and powers of said boards, to provide for the collection or taxes, the sale of property for taxes. the redemption from such sales, to fur tller provide for the general revenues, abolish the state tax commission, and to
 transfer all it's powers, authority and jurisdiction and all proceedings pending for assessment and collection of taxes, .,t1 a,I aI1 ott-s. icf
 this act approved September +, 1915. Ways, means and appropriations.
 By MT. Barganer of Montgomery: To provide for the organization, operation and existence of labor, agricultural, horticultural and other similar bodies or organizations in the state, declaring such organizations to be lawful; pro- viding that no member thereof shall be forbidden or restrained from carrying out legitimate objects thereof; provid- ing that such organizations in pursuing lawful business thereof shall not be construed to be a legal Combination or conspiracy in restraint of trade; pro viding, for and restricting the issuance by judges and courts of restraining orders or injunctions with relation to preventing any person or persons from terminating relationship of employment or from ceasing work. or from advising others to do so, from persuading any person to work or abstain from work, from meeting or being at any place where lawfully he may be, and provid- ing that such acts so prohibited to be restrained or enjoined shall not be held Illegal or unlawful in any court; hold ing that human labor is not a com modity or article or commerce, and that the right to enter into relationship of employer and employe, to change such, to perform and carrying on busness with any person in any place and to work and labor as an employe is and shall be construed personal and not property right providing that in cases involving violation of contract of em- ployment by employe or employer wEere irreparable damage is not about to be committed upon property or prop erty rights no injunction shall be granted; provided that no person shall be indicted, prosecuted or tried for en- tering into or carrying on any agree ment to lessen hours of labor or to in crease wages or to better the condi- tions of working men and working women or for any act in pursuance thereof unless same be forbidden by law. Labor and Immigration.
 By MT. Brindley of Morgan: To pro- vide for cooperation between the state and the United states in the settlement of soldiers, sailors. marines and others ui LII stdte idiIuS aCquiTeu uHueF HiHlS act. creating a soldfel settlement board defining its powers and duties and mak- ing an approximation therefor. Ways, means and appropria tions
 By Mir Waddell: Providing for the issuance of executions on judgments and decrees and the recording of same Revision of laws.
 By MT. wadden; Providing for the appointment of nonresidents as execu a nd rd tp proper cases. Revision of laws. By MT. Burke of Tuscaloosa: To amend section 4619 of the code of Ala ban1a of 1907. Revision of laws By MT. Burks of Tuscaloosa: To amend section 4S24 of the code of Ala bama of 1907. Revisoon of laws. By MT Manasco of Walker: To es- tablish a colony for epileptics in Ala bana and to provide means for carrying the same into effect. Public health. The following bills were introduced in the senate on the thirteenth legisla- i tive day and referred to the proper committees:
 By Mir Baker: To amend section 12l7 of the code of 1907. Judiciary. By MT. Gunter of Montgomery: To pro- vide for the establishment, construction, working and maintenance of private roads. Public roads and highways. By MT. Gunter of Montgomery: To re- peal an act entitled: An act to limit costs in civil suits other than lawful detainer suits involving not more than $50, brought or instituted in inferior courts located or established in counties having a population of not less than 5000 O. more than 100000 according to the last federal census or any subsequent federal census" Approved September r. 1915 Finance and taxation.
 By MT. Gunter of Montgomery: To amend section of an act relating to the procedure in unlawful detainer suits. etc. Judiciary.
 By MT Evins: To provide and prescribe an additional mode of service in all pro- ceedings in the courts of this state upon nonresidents. and upon residents of this state who have been absent from the state at least six months prior to the in- stitution of such proceedings. and upon any and all residents of this state who conceal themselves so that process can not be served upon them, and to declare the force and effect of such orders, judg- ments and decrees rendered in such pro ceedings upon such service shall become final Judiciary.
 By MT. West of Jefferson county: To compensation of coroners in counties of according to the last federal census. etc. who may be hereafter elected. and to pro vide for a deputy OF an assistant coroner and to define and prescribe the duties