Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-07-02

entitled to additional representation
ought to be allowed to elect and seat
such representatives at the earliest
possible moment.
At this juncture Senator Lassiter
lnterposed his point of order, which
terminated the debate.
Savanna1's Invitation
The two bills passed by the sem
ate Thursday. were those by Senator
Fleming, of the Tenth, to abolish the
of1lce OF county treasurer in Dough-
erty county, and to amend the char
ter of the city of Albany relative to
the election of members of council.
President Clay announced that the
first meeting Of the committee on
constltut1onal amendments would be
neId IN the senate chamber Tues
day afternoon for the discussion of
the capital removal question, the mu-
nc1pal league bills, the creation of
new, counties, and other important
matters. A meeting of the educa-
eloIlaI committee also was announced
for Tuesday afternoon.
Prolonged applause greeted the
reading to the senate of an invita-
ton from Ma Murray Stewart, of
savannah, in which he promised
free automobile rider and perhaps
other things for which Savannah is
noted" If the senate visited his CITY
Darien. CIV
Among the new bills introduced
iI IN was one by Senators Won-
pie, weaver, Taylor, Collum and
Iarpley, providing that the term of
office for county officers shall be two
years instead Of four years as at
present. The bill was referred to the
committee on constitutional amend.
ments.
Bills Introduced
-, BY Senators Fleming and Bond of
the Tenth and Thirtieth Districts
Relating to licensing, regulating and
inspecting hotels, restaurants in cit
les villages and towns in the state
OF Georgia. Referred to general
BY Senators Fleming of the Tenth
ana Fleming of the Eighth Districts
10 amend act of August IS. 1919,
creating state board of architects.
Referred to general judiciary, No. /.
BY Senator Womble Of the Twenty
nth District-To amend sention 2,
paragraph l, article II of the consti-
tuition, which provides that county
OFFICERS shall be elected for four
years by providing that the election
OF such officers shall be every two
years and other purposes. Referred
10 committee on constitutional
amendments.
~ h1ChbIoI Ellis VI the fOTCY-SGV-
enth District-To provide a method
for the creation of county commits
sioners in such counties in this state
as may require them, to prescribe
a general law defining the powers
and duties of such commissioners
to be Of uniform operation in and
equally applicable to all the coun-
ties. requiring them; to provide a
method whereby a county can estab-
lish board of county commission
ers of roads and revenues for such
county or abolish the same and for
other purposes. Referred to commit
tee on county and county matters.
By Senator Snow of the Seventh
Dlstrict-To provide for the return
and transmission of interrogatories
taken under the provisions of article
and ? Of chap. Of the sixth title
OF the code of Georgia of dispositions
taken under the provisions of article
4 of chapter of the sixth title of
the code of Georgia, and of deposi-
lions taken before a court commits
sioner under article 5 of chapter 6
of the sixth title of the code of Geor-
gia, and for other purposes. Refer
red to general judiciary No. l.
By Senators Ridley CT the Twenty
eighth and Fleming of the Tenth
To regulate the business of nurser-
les in the state of Georgia and for
other purposes. Referred to general
Judiciary No. 2.
BY Senator Roundtree Of Six
teenth-To make an appropriation of
Tree text books and providing how
same shall be handled and distr:0-
uted and for other purposes.
By Senator Golucke or the Nine
teenth-To amend paragraph %, Sec
ton l. article 1. of the constitution
OF the state so as to confer upon
the general assembly the power tt
prescribe that side arms, such as
pistols and the like, shall be borne
only by person only in the military
service when in actual service, AMI
arreSt1ng officers when on duty, and
for other purposes. Referred to spa-
clal Judiciary committee.
By Richards of the Fcrty-first--
Tie amend an act approved August
II, 1920, establishing the securities
commission and regulating the sale
o. securities by adding to "class a"
and other kind of securities. Re-
ferred to banks and banking.
BY Richards of the. Forty-first-
To regulate sale of securities by
adding provision prohibiting sale of
securities in this state by concerns
from other states in which concerns
of this state are not allowed t.
transact business. Referred to banks
and banking committee.
Bills Passed
BY Fleming of Eighteenth-To
abolish the office of county treaSur-
err of Dougherty county, Georgia, and
to provide in what manner the funds
of said county shall be received. de-
posted and disbursed.
BY Fleming of Tenth-To amend