All legislation proposed by th^ re
cess committees was disposed of in
some form or other. Action on the
last reoess bills came on the closing
day when the house passed the im
portant measures.
Included In the list of these meas
ures were the bills providing for the
reorganization and extension of the
game and fish department, providing
j for the placing of all-time game and
i fish wardens in all counties and pro
j viding authority for the establish
I ment of fish cultural stations in Ala
o o o
Lant To Be Handled.
The conservation bills were the
last to be handled. They were called
up after the hour for the luncheon
recess. At that time barely a quorum
was casting: votes, but the bills faced
no opposition and were passed.
In the reorganization bill the sal
ary of the state commissioner of con
servation is Increased from $3,000 t *
$4,000. which puts him in line with
the other state officers. The bill also
provides that at the end of the term
of present commlssltner the term of
office shall be six years instead of
four. Originally the bill provided for
an extension of the term of tho
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TELEGRAMS FLOOD
COOLIDGE URGING
FORD FOR SHOALS
Declaration Of Weeks That
Alabamians Approved Gor
gas Sale Refuted
WASHINGTON Bl REAP
THE AGE-11 EKAEO
Washington. D. 8ept. 2*
When in commenting on telegrams,
indorsing his action in selling Gorgas
to the Alabama Power company.
John W. Weeks. Secretary of War.
declared that Alabama sentiment
I must favor that action he was dead
1 wrong.
