The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-18

amending section b,327, etc., relative 10 courts
held by Justices of the Peace amending SEQ
ton 8, 49, etc, relative to concealed and nom
resident debtors amending section 482, rela-
tive 10 Boards OF Supervisors, further protect
ing the same amending act 226 of 1879 rela-
tive TO the safety OF persons attending public
assemblies; for general revision OF the con-
stitution; for the publication OF monthly stock
reports for deepening the channel OF Dowagiac
river relative TO witnesses in insurance adjust
ment cases for the proof Of contents OF public
records; relative to dispositions and amending
section $500; authorizing the surrender OF
abstracts Of title to the Michigan Insurance
Company for the free treatment OF depend
ent children at MicLiy gan University Hospital ;
to revise and consolidate the acts relative to
the State Library tor the incorporation OF
pipe-line companies; for a commission TO re-
wise the Tax laws; TO prevent the Introduction
OF contagious diseases in cattle, and for geo
amendment providing for Boards Of County
Auditors was lost. The Governor appointed
George w. Armitage agent OF the State board
OF Charities in Monroe county.
DEMONSTRATIONS were received for chair
of eclectic medicine in Michigan University !;
for an additional appropriation for the State
Board OF Health, and for the submission Of
prohibitory amendment The bill to resurvey,
ontabh5u peIptludte beCtlOn corner pOSlb
was lost. The House concurred in the amend
ment made by the Senate TO Cottrelrs Oleomar-
garine bill, which was to strike out the clauses
relating to expectation. The following bills
passed on third reading House bills for
an amendment to the constitution per-
uniting the election OF more than one Cir
cult Judge In the circuit of which Detroit forms
part defining tho boundaries of the Ishpcm-
lug school district amending section 2, $780, rei-
alive to tolls for running foatables Oh I'M
proved rivers and amending section 3,0l8,
relative to warehouses and elevators. An offer
was received from III. w. Derby and Co., of
Columbus, Ohio, TO furnish a compilation of
the laws at $3.50 volume, in two volumes ;
also from Charles Draper, OF Pontiac, at s4.5O
per set. resolution for adjournment ut noon
tomorrow was adopted. A large number of
bills were agreed to in committee Of the whole.
FRIDAY, March 11.-SENArE. The Governor
noted his approval Of the acts to authorize
Antwerp to borrow money for library pur-
poses for an appropriation for the Agriculture
College authorizing the settlement of the
claim Of the Detroit House of Correction au-
thorizing the acceptance OF q marble bust OF
Judge Campbell, and requiring the At
torney General to inquire into the ad-
ministration of the German American
Seminary. Petitions were received Tor a
larger appropriation for the State Board OF
Health, and circumstances against the annexa-
ton OF West Bay City to Bay City, and against
any law permitting any class 10 monopolize the
practice Of medicine. The bill relating to the
government OF Detroit schools by a commission
was tabled. Senators Epson, Mars and Strong
were appointed committee of conference on
the disagreement OF the two houses on the OIL
Inspection bull.
HoUsE.-In committee Of the WHOLE on VOL
colts bill to reduce rates OF tax-sale advertising,
all after the enacting clause was stricken out.
The Governor notified the House that he had
signed the acts to incorporate Marleth, Harbor
Springs and Maple Rapids; amending the
charters OF Mendon, Caro-, Chelsea and Mount
Clemens restricting disposition OF personal
property by will, and organizing Oscoda county
and the town OF Allis. Both houses adjourned
until Monday evening.
MONDAY, March 14.-SENATE.-A remon-
STRANGE was received against the passage Of the
bill for Board of Examiners of Physicians
which excludes the homeopathic. Tho Governor
approved OF the acts detaching territory from
Kalkaska, incorporating Stanton and appropri-
aung money 10 rebuild the south portico OF the
Capitol. A committee OF conference OH the
disagreement of the two houses on the Coal Oil
bill, consisting of Representatives Cottrell,
Prinde and Littell, was announced on the
part Of the House. AT the close of the session
Senator Winsor moved that the congratulations
or the Senate DO rendered Senator John l..
Rich, nominated by the Republicans of the
Seventh district for Congressman, to succeed
Conger, and supported the resolution bya COM
plimentary speech. The motion was unani-
mously carried.
HoUsE.-Petitions were received from several
physicians for an additional appropriation for
the State Board of Health also, for the estab-
lishment of q State Board Of Surveyors, and
from the expressmen OF Detroit for hen on
goods carried by them. Thchmonds x Backus
submitted an offer fer preparing and publish
ing an edition OF the compiled laws.