The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-18

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 i No 1o2, by Mir vandeGraff: To amend section $40 of the code of Alabama, relat ! ing to '"The Alabama Insane Hospital" as amended by the act of September 25, | 1915. Judiciary.
 | No. 103 by Mir. VandeGraaff: To amend section SIS of the code of Alabama as amended by the act of September S 1915, relating to "The Alabama Insane Hos pital." Judiciary.
 | No. 104, by Mir. VandeGraaff: To make the clerks of the circuit courts of the several countries in which county courts are now established and he'd ex officio | clerks of the county court of their re- spective counties. Judiciary. 1 No. 105, by Mir Oakley To provide for the control of venereal diseases by l ar ante-nuptial physical examination of men, which shall be done within 15 days before granting marriage license, fixing penalties for noncompliance. Public health.
 No. 1O6, by Mir. Dickson: To create and 1 establish state health system for the l state of Alabama; to provide for the se- l lection of boards of health, health of ! ficers, and the subordinate organizations necessary for carrying same into effect; l to prescribe the duties and powers Of l said boards of health and health off, 1 cers; to provide regulations for the pres ervation, maintenance, promulgation and | enforcement of health regulations and | laws; and to provide appropriations for l same. Public health.
 No. 107, by MT. Ellis of Fillmore: To repeal section 5457 of the code. Judiciary. l No. 10S, by MT. Holiness To change the l date of the expiration of hunters licenses 1 from December 31 each year to Septem- | Der 90 each year, and to permit all per sons to whom hunters licenses have been issued for the calendar year 1919 to ex- l aLa of September, 1919, for hunters licenses expiring September 30, 1920, upon the sur render of the hunters licenses issued to them for the calendar year 1919, and al lowing them a credit in the amount of ne-fourth of the purchase price of such licenses. Game, fish and 1or- estry preservation.
 IN THE SENATE
 Montgomery, January T.-(SpeciaD The following bills were introduced in the senate of Alabama Friday afternoon | immediately upon the convening of the two houses at o'clock:
 No 49, by MT. Sims of Talladega: That section 41O9 of the code of Alabama be and the same hereby is amended to read as follows. Judiciary
 No 50, by MT. BeaIe: To amend sec tion SIS of the code which relates to the insane hospital at Tuscaloosa. Nun l 1clpal OrganlZallo1
 | No 51, by MT. Beale: To amend sec- tion $40 of the code which relates to the insane hospital at Tuscaloosa. Munich 1 pal organization.
 No B. by MT Leith: To amend sec tion 4747 of the civil code of Alabama. Revision of laws.
 No 53, by MT. Leith: Prescribing the liability of an employer to make compen sation by way of damages for injuries | tS a arising out of and in the course of em- ployment, and providing for the enforce ment of the same, modifying common law land statutory remedies in such cases; establishing an alternative elective schedule of ;omr ensat7on; regulating pro- ccdure for he determination of liability and compensation hereunder, in certain cases. and prescribing penalties for the violation thereof, and providing lien for attorneys fees and for medical and surgical services. Mining and manu- featuring.
 No 54 by MT. Kelly: To prohibit the erection and maintenance af advertising signs resembling railroad crossing signs on a public highway and on private pro- perty within 100 feet of the right of way of public roads and to provide pen alties for violation of this act Public roads and highways.
 No 55 by MT. Kelly: To createa state highway depa rtment; to define it's pow CTS and duties, to authorize state aid in the construction and maintenance of lpublic roads and bridges: to create state highway fund and to provide for it's exnenditure; to impose certain duties upon county and municipal officials and to provide a penalty for their failure to discharge same; to authorize state high
 way department to work state convicts upon public roads and bridges. to assent l to the act of Congress approved July H.
 1916, known as the federal aid law, and tc authorize the state highway department to cooperate with the United States gov ernment in the construction and mainten- ance of rural post roads, and to repeal
 the act approved April 5, 1911, entitled
 "An act to provide for the creation of the state highway commission, detln-
 ing control of the same and for appro-
 priation and maintenance of the same
 and to give state aid and state super
 vision over all public roads, culverts and
 bridges of the state for construction of
 A permanent nature and maintenance
 thereof wherein any portion of the appro-
 priation therefor out of the net revenues 1 of the cAlvict fund of the state anc
 from other sources Public roads ano
 highways.
 No. 56, by MT. Evins: To regulate 1T
 part the time of trial of criminal cases Judiciary.
 f No. 5, by MT. Evins To require al druggists and prescriptionists to write the l