Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
THE BILL BUTCHERED
The nsat-fnspeetion Bill siaugh-
tered IN the Senate.
The VOTE ~ siYS AGAINST 10 AYES
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LAsslSG, Mich. Nay 9.--Chicago beef
o. any other beef, dressed or undressed,
s1thin the boundary limits, vii 90 IA
Michigan for st least two years more.
TAe bJl providing for beef inspection
on the h0of within this state was killed
today ia the Senate and il too far gone
u De resuTFeeted again THIS session.
The bill, which was introduced By Mr..
Watts in the House, and which passed
the lower body by a close vote, VAS the
special order ia the Senate for today
and the DISCUSSION Of is merits, and
dement's occupied a large portion OF
tae sitting The vote upon nnai pas
sage stood 10 AYES to - nays. The fol-
loving = the vote. Ayes-Messrs.
chapman. Colgrove, Fox, Grosfield 4,
Hoibr0ok; Milues, Rentz, Taylor, Toan
aud President pro. TEN Ball; nays
Msssrs. Babcock, BaTrnger, Berry,
Blackwell. Den Herder, Dunstan. Cal
braltA, Giddings, Gilmore, Green,
Gurney, Harshaw, Leayltt, Mccormick
Palmer, kanney Wesselius and Wisner
imns dately after the vote was an
nounced the CoigTove bill, introduced
IN the Senate 90 secure the same object.
was indefinitely postponed. This
action bars out Is consideration the
present session.
The bili % repeal the law providing
for the reporting OF mortgages that
they may be taxed Is IN the Governor :
hands. The chief executive says he
Will not give his approval TO the bin the
present week. Many look for the Gov
ernOr's veto OF the measure, and before
the ten-days' limit u wasted Il ) quite
evident many messages pro and con
VII De- sent 20 the Governor, while no
small number Will seek an interview
With HIM because OF IL.
senator Wesselius called up the Sen
ate bsll % amend the Grand Rapids
POhcc-COurt at this afternoon, and
spoke briefly in favor of It's passage.
The amendments provide for an IN
crease of the judges annual salary
from 81 800 u 81 500, and the Clerk S
salary from 81 900 20 81 200. Mr.. Wcs-
sehus argued that the increase was Just
because of the rapid growth of the city
and the increase OF business before the
court. The bill was passed without q
dissenting vote and, upon motion OF
Mr.. WesselIus, was gwen immediate
effect.
The Damon high-license liquor bill
WIS referred To the Judiciary and
Liquor Traffic Committees Jointly IN
the senate today.
The Senate passed the bill authorizing
Reed City 10 issue 10000 bonds for
public improvements.
The House passed the senate bill to
amend the charter Of the city of Ian
eng; House bin 40, relative TO build
Ing and loan associations; House file
Sl5. apprOpriating S74,652 for the sup
port and maintenance OF the State In
dustrlal Home for Girls, and a number
OF MINOR measures.
Representative Damon endeavored 10
get resolution passed providing for
evening sessions Of the House for the
remainder of the session. but 10 was
defeated byan overwhelming vote.
George j. Hunt. an Upper Peninsula
citizen now IN the BLIND school was
voted the use OF representative Hall
for next Tuesday evening. when he Will
deliver his lecture, Life on the
Ocean"
The state Military Board is here to-
day looking INTO the subject of trans
portatiou 90 tire Gettysburg dedication.
Tomorrow thc board Will decide upon
the place for holding the brigade en-
campment. Grand Rapids Is thought
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