Journal of the Alabama Senate, 1873 [part 1 of 2].

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	To enlarge  the  jurisdiction and powers of  the county  
conrt in and for the county of Perry.
	By Mr. Little—
	To authorize the judge of  the  seventh judicial circuit
to  hold  a  special  term of  the  circuit court for Sumter
county for the  trial  of  all unfinished criminal business,
at such time as he may appoint, giving thirty days notice
thereof  by publication in some  newspaper published in,
said county.
	By Mr. Little—
	To repeal an act to  require  the  court  of  county  com-
missioners to publish semi-annual exhibits of the receipts
and expenditures  of  money for and on  account  of  their
respective  counties, and to repeal all  laws  requiring the
publication in newspapers of such exhibits.
	By Mr. Little—
	To  consolidate  the  fine  and  forfeiture  fund  and  the
general fund of Sumter county.
	By Mr. Little—
	To authorize the commissioners’ court of Sumter county
to settle and  liquidate  the  outstanding fine and forfeiture
debt against Sumter county.              
	Which bills were severally read twice  under  suspension
of  the  constitutional  rule, and referred  to  the committee
on the Judiciary.
	By Mr. Hamilton—
	To fix the terms of  office  of  certain municipal officers
in the city of Mobile.
	Which  bill  was  read  twice  under  suspension  of  the
constitutional rule and  referred  to the Mobile delegation
of the two houses.
	By Mr. Little—
	For the relief  of  Irene Larkins, guardian of  her  minor
children, of Sumter county.
	By Mr. Dereen—
	To prohibit  the  sale  of  spirituous liquors within three
miles of  either of  the churches in the village of  Salem in
the county of Lee.
	By Mr. Hamilton—
	To amend  section  3  of  an act  entitled an act to confer
civil jurisdiction upon the city court of Mobile.
	Which  bills were severally  read  three  times, forthwith,
under  suspension  of  the  constitutional  rule, and  passed.
	By Mr. Haralson—