Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-05


Senate: To amend the act relative to publ
instruction and primary schools: TO provide 10
ready reference In the general laws OF the Stat,
and declare the effect of such; to repeal the &C
relative to jury fees In civil courts TO repeal tn
act to prevent debtors grom giving preference,
70 creditors and to compel assignments
In the House bill was introduced providing
for the compulsory reformatory education o
juvenile offenders. IL provides for the estab
lishment of truant schools and the appoint
ment OF truant officers TO compel the attend
| ance OF Maynard children: also that parents
shall compel the attendance OF children, anc
cites penalty for neglect so TO do. Free
books are 70 be furnished when necessary
| There was also introduced bill to enable COR
porations and mutual benefit associations Il
| create reserve fund OF from $4,000 10 500 OO(
TO be invested In securities and deposited with
| the State Treasurer; also bill to compel rail-
| road companies TO use In passenger coaches
heating apparatus designed to protect passen-
gers from scalding and burningln case OF acct
dent. Bills were introduced making an appro.
priation or $4,000 to pay expenses OF Michigan
New Orleans exhibit. and to exempt soldiers,
sailors. and marines ENGAGED in the late war
| from payment OF poll-tax
THE Senate held q short session on Jan.
20, but a quorum of the House not being
present. that body adjourned after a
roll-call. Senator Hawley gave notice of
Dill TO remove the homeopathic de-
partment OF Michigan University from Ann
SEPARATE 20 s sGSSo osy and establish It
the Senate to amend section b04s of
Howells Statutes, relative to public instruction
and primary schools; to amend sections 9649
and 966I OF Howell's Statutes, relative to comfy
lails. The House substitute for the Portage
Lake Canal resolutions was, on motion OF Sem
Tor Hubbell, laid over one day.
The Attorney General submitted report
to the Senate. on Jan. 81. to the effect that
reference to -Howells Annotated Statutes"
was not sufficient in titles of bills introduced
into the Legislature He recommended that
the act 10 be amended refer to the year, num-
Der and section; also, II before 1871 the section
OF the old compilation, and as a very great mat
Ter OF convenience the particular section of
,Howens General Statutes" Bills were
introduced amending section GAIA. relative
10 Jury Tees; TO incorporate a home-
opathic medical school; making appropriations
Tor the Normal School; making appropriations
TOT the Reform ms School Mr.. Hawey, Of Wayne.
The homeopathic department OF the University
from Ann Arbor to some other city. Consider
tuition instru Sefued on the Joint rsso-
TO favor the purchase of the Portage
Lake canals, and an amendment offered by
came from the House was adopted The House
Joint resolution requesting Congress to pass n
law Tor the prevention of the importation OF
petition was presented asking the Legislature
TO make provision for the celebration of the adj
mission to the Union OF Michigan. The day
Jan. 26, 1887. Mr.. Campbell, OF Branch, gave
notice OF bill 10 prohibit the teach
ing Oh any language except English
State Mr. Case introduced bill to provide ' fos
the payment of the expense of the State ex-
nlPiT at New Orleans The joint resolution
soldiers home in this State was passed. The
In the words, It shall be iawful to XII t6es
Dirds commonly called English sparrows."
providing for the burial of indi9ent sn1d Dill
at county expense.
The Following bills were introduced in the
Senate on the 18th ult To amend sections a
and 50 OF session laws Of 1882: to provide for
assessment OF property; to reincorporate INLAY
CITY; to amend the act relative to the Detroit
DoaI n OF Bundlne inspectors; to amend section
-, chapter 20, OF compiled laws of 1871 and sec
ton 1910, Howell's Statutes, relative TO pubIic
health; regulating the practice of phare
1882 relative pe t aeE u, session laws Of
repeal act 1876, session laws of 1883. relao
I'VE 10 the same subject The following
based on the central standard. in Michioan. r.
authorize the town of Taymouth, Saginaw
sUa' 70 borrow money to build bridge; to
ment OF agriculture; to amend the act
relative to mechanics liens: TO protect
iaooreTs against exemptions; to incorporate |
committee on the State House of Correction |
made report on its visit to the Ionia House ~ |
Co5rection, showing the prison is overcrowded. |
eassiHa-s sVasp ceEan wont sso luton ta Con-
yersary Of the State of Michigan was passed In
Ine House was presented the memorable of the Su-
pervlsors OF Ionia County asking that the Honor
AK law De changed so that the tax shall 90 to
Ine county Treasury for county purposes in |
5 1 Oh 70 the municipalities Bills were intro
luced amending the law relative to juvenile Of
lenders; providing for the stamping Of
Prison made goods; providing that sure
mes on oiiiciai bonds shall make justification
anuer oatn or their pecuniary ability:
amending the wagon-tire laws, to in,
corporate trade and labor societies: amend
n ns t the act incorporating Burington protect
ny tne civil rights OF citizens; amending section
2Is Howells Statutes, relative to offenses
N chastity; amending section 9727. How
III Statutes, relative to the State prison. 10 |
'robibit the teaching of foreign lanonS1ea IN
Urinary schools; to provide for the finding and
eturn OF verdicts by less number than six
Indlng by less than twelve Jurors In civil cansea
a courts OF record. Bills Were passed askino |
congress- TO make an appropriation for Soldiers
tome In Michigan: amending act a. of Iss3 rela
I've TO wages earned or material furnished for
uDnc works; authorizing the killing of En0lish |
parrows; amending section 442, laws of 1871 re
nortz1ng the free public burial of honorahIv ,
lscharged soldiers or sailors who died in indi
en- circumstances. A resolution asking Con.
is Of the land grant shouid not be n,Yecte5
hereby was lost, Tho Commissioner of the
.ace nanu once reported that 197.2O9 acres of
ed. "-U u"appropri-
AMONG the bills introduced in the Senate
the 10Th ult were the following: To amend c
le laws relative to the registration of voters,
Iatlve TO the taxation of costs in foreclosure \
mortgages by advertisement; relative To- the
SR eU OF Illuminating 9ilsj for the payment
~ and naval service OF the United States
!, une tate war; and to secure to women O
, NE VINO are otherwise qualified the
unicipal elections. The Senate passed hills 20
0vlde for the representation OF different no1
y az parties on Boards OF Election, and pro- :.
oitinC Justices of the Peace from sentencino G.
isoners to the State House Of Correction h
House notice was given OF bills To re- .
y the act requiring mutual insurance com ci
Iar N ,to 20 maze yearly schedules or cir Of
ereof residing in this State OF monevs
'eiyed and disbursed; to so amend tRe
ation tbsreo law as to provide penalties for
y SAFE ol oieomargartno and butterine for eat
purposes. Bits were introduced to prohibit
tne removal OF certain cases to the CT
preme Court when the matter in controversv ~
ess IMAM $780, and appropriatinR soc 600 foy
, end expenses OF the Reform School Tor 1879
~ 1852 90 Inc committees OF the whole passed
III 70 regulate the employment of children nj,
ing persons, and women A nesitinnr Oh
presented to change the legal rate
om%it t of tSpoe was ordered 10 per cent
reports made for purposes of taxation NV |
Fort Huron and Northwestern Railroad II a.
a ~ ca mat this company has evaded por- ste
OF lts taxes by not making reports Witch
lply with the law. The committees IL orderec
eport as to the liability of the comnanv ~
- ene penalty provided. The Secretary Of pre-
e, replying TO resolution OF the House re-
,ed inc cost OF gathering, compiling. mn We
ing ana distributing the monthly oron Sta. Iot;
les as 1858 for 1884. wv ~" iau
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