The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-01-22

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Englemsnn: EmSration. Difemsn. Wood.
Markey. BardwelI, Dodge, and wilson; internal
Weiss. and BOypson; judiciary. MssEey. Camp
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rad. and Williams; Isl Lumber s and SALT dtbbs,
| Crozier, McGregor. Becker. and Waltz; Manu-
facturers. A. L. Case, Watson, Oviatt johnson.
Howell. Nortiwood, Woodsun U rics. and Wal,
| then; Michigan Institution for Deaf and Dumb,
Dickson, Devine, Ear we'll, Potter, and Long;
ton. and Waltz; Mines and Minerals Krkpat-
TICK. Davis. A. +. Case. Gleason, and Dakin:
hnnicipal Corporations, Sellers. Marcy, North
wood, brandon, Black. Blocker. and Ulri{h;
Hammond. ana Conrad No1shern Asy.
IA Case. Bentley, and Gleason: Print ns. Ma.
son, Sellers. Egan, Hampton. and Carleton;
Private Corporations, Webber. Dickson, Kirk
Bardwell, Howell. Hauk. shorts, and Town:
Public Lands, Brandon. Kelly, 0'Ksefe. VAL
then. and Mckee: Railroads, Davis, Sellers,
Reform School. Chapman. Staples. Mcclellan.
McNabb, and Baker: Reform School for Girls,
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Beecher, Malcolm, Adams, and Weiss: Roads
and Bridges, NJ, Comick, MoGregor, Manwarins.
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State Affairs, Estee, Post, Cross, Hanksrd, and
McIue; State Capitol and Public Buildings.
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Library. Gardner, Hayes, Beecher ,Boynton. and
Clelland. Swift, and Wellman: State Public
Schools. Makeln, Hayes, Jones. Brant, ana
Stark; State School for the Blind, Wood.
plies and Expenditures, MoClelland. Cannon,
Makelin Wellman, and Virgins; Towns and
Counties. Bates, parkhnrst, Jones. VOORHEES,.
and Hampton: University, Parkhurst, North,
Campbell, Ford, and Collins; Ways and Me- ms.
Rumsey, Snyder. Wood, Chapman, Wright.
| Hankerd, and johnson: Labor Interests. Egan.
Brown, Staples, Wilson, and Barry
JAN. IA was the first day OF real work in
the Legislature In the Senate. Mr.. Hubbell
offered a resolution calling on Congress TO pur-
chase the Portage Lake and Lake Superior Ship
Canals. He urged immediate action. lie said
| the tolls worked injury TO upper peninsular in
terests and that no restrictions should be
placed on commerce. The reso ution
ferred to special committee, consisting OF
| kempf Curtiss. and Carveth- MIR. Hubbell also
| introduced q resolution, which was laid on the
| table for further consideration, to appoint a
| joint tax commission OF three Senator'S ana five
1 xfafl W. m n AZ flA
| plicated tax laws and to arrange them to
| have q tax law that would be regarded "a con-
stitutional by the courts. resolution asking
| Congress toSappoint a committee to investigate
and report on the feasib lily OF utilizing Dear
born Arsenal as a soldiers home. was referred.
| Bills were noticed as follows To authorize Sag
NAV County to borrow $4,000 to erect a Court
| House; TO abolish the Wayne County Board of
| Auditors: and several labor measures. Lieut..
ing committees Of the Senate: Appropria-
| lions and Finance, Geo. A. Smith, Belknap
Austin, shoemaker, and Sherwood; Judi
ley. and lulver; Federal Relations. Carveth
! Spencer. and Cline; State Affairs, Phelps, Brown
and Sherwood; University: shoemaker Mon
! Monroe, Sherwood. and Carveth: State Normal
School, 8 w. Smith. Austin. and Hueston: State
Public Schools Henry Henry WSod5n and hertzler
roe, and Davis: State Reform School, spencer.
Moon, and urtiss: House of Correction, George
Brown Henry. n and ho penneil o Asylum ''f for
Insane, Spencer. Edward, and Cline;
Institutions for Deaf and Dumb. Hubbsll,
nevolent Societies, Brown, Phelps. and Man
waring; Claims aud Public Accounts, Phelps.
George A. Smith. and Grenier; Banks and In
corporations. Monroe, Hubbeli, and Shoemaker;
Railroads, Austin, Stephenson, and Haest n |;
| Cities and Villages, Francis. George A. smith,
and Davis; Mines. Mineral and Mining Inter
ests. Stephenson, Kempf and Manwsring;
Canals and River. and Harbor I'm rove
ments, Henry, curtiss, and Davenport;
ss BslEnag a Smith
CHS, aud Hawley: State Library. Hawley, Ste
phensou, and Carpenter; Military Affairs, Wood
ruff, Hubbell, and Shoemaker; In=urance, Ed
wards. Austin and Curtiss; State Capitol and
! Public Buildings. Hertzler, Stephenson, and
woodruff; Public Health, Hueston. Carveth,
and DaNs; Public Lands, Manwaring, Spencer
and Phelps; immigration. Davis Hnbbel and
Henry: Geological Survey. Pennell, Curtiss, and
Stephenson; Agricultural Interests. Carpenter,
Heisterman. Moon, and Pennell; Saline Inter-
ests, Davenport, Phelps, and Cline; Lumber
Interests, Moon, Edwards, and Davenport In
tho House a number of bills were noticed and
| the committees were announced.
HUDBELL's concurrent resolution INSTRUCT
ing Representatives n Congress to aid the pas
sage of the bill Cor the purchase by the General
Government OF the Portag, Lake and Lake Su-
perior Ship Canal, passed the Senate on the
| 10TH after much discussion Anon the meas
ures presented in the State Senate one TO
amend the constitution so as to prohibit the
| tfdlnC a Dill was also presented 10 re-cS-
tablsh capital Punishment for murder and rape
| Gov Ayers appoin ments were confirmed by
the Senate, as follows: Commissioner of Rail-
roads. William McPherson, Jr. OF Livingston
| County; Commissioner OF Insurance. Henry g.
| Raymond, of Bay; Commissioner OF Mineral
Sta istics, Charles Il. Wright of Marquette: Ad-
! jutant General. Gen. John Robertson, of Wayne;
| Members OF State Military Board, Col Henry
| M. Dutfeld Of Wayne, and Charles Y Os-
born of Marquette; Members Of the Board OF
Agriculture, Franklin Wells of St Joseph,
| and Cyrus q. Luce of Branch: Warden
of the State Prison at Jackson. Hiram y. Hatch,
of Jackson; Warden of State House OF Correc-
| ton at Ionia. Il. O. Watkins, of Kent; men,
| Der Of State Board of Charities and Correction,
Bishop Gillespie, OF Grand Rapids; Board OF
| Control of State Public Sch oil at Coldwater,
Caleb G. Randall, of ranch: inspectors OF State
| Prison, William Chamberlain. or Berrien. and
| D. :. smith, OF jackson; Board of Manager of
House OF Correction at Ionia, Abraham n. Pip
| per, OF Wayne, and Hampton Rich, o Ionia:
Trustee of Flint Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
Charles Il. Belknap, Of Grand Rapids.
| Ex-Gov Begole returned to the House the re-
| FORT OF the special committee appointed to in
vestgate tho advisability Of the purchase by
the State OF the Lake Shore and Michigan Gen.
trail Railroads. BY the special charter under
which these roads operate the ate may pur-
chase them. The scheme Is TO buy the roads
and then sell them, reorganiyed under the