Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-11

the board shallreturn To the city, village
or township clerk. The board shall not
tear the ballots from the block except
as required by the voters Unused bal
lots are 10 be preserved for return 20
the clerk. No ballots shall be dlsirlb-
uted except IN the voting rooms. and
ali ballots must have the initials Of =
member of the hoard on the back No
ballots shall be removed from the poll
ing room. After receiving hls ballot
from the inspectors. marked With the
Initials as mentioned, the voter Tetlfes
10 stall 10 prepare his vote, by placing
q cross mark opposite the name OF the
candidate Of bis choice. The ballot IS
then deposited IN the box.
Cleaning Up the CAiradar.
The House IN the afternoon passed
Representative Henxe's bill 10 provide
for the Incorporation Of companies fur
nlshing automatic electric fiTe-siarms;
also Representstly ". r. Jackson's bill
to provide for the commitment Of paE-
per insane persons 10 the Wayne county
insane asylum aud for the transfer OF
such persons between that asylum and
the state asyiums; also Representative
Doyie's JOINT resolution, 10 refer 10 the
hoard OF state auditors the claim of
Patrick Mulerone. of ST. ignaoe, for
beef furnished 10 Co. B, Fourth Regl-
ment, and Co. III, Third Regiment. NJ.
5. T.. during the Mackinac Island en-
campment In 1883; also, the bull TO ap-
propriate $1,000 for each OF the years
1872 10 the Industrial Home tor DIS
charged Prisoners ~ Detroit.
Representative Doyle got the Com
mlttee on Ways ana Means discharged
from the further consideration OF the
bill 10 give the members from the Up
per Peninsula an extra s. per day tins
session, and then had the bull tabled.
The Committee on Apportionment
this afternoon reported their ball 10 sp-
portion the state representatives, anew
among the counties of the state. Ii
gives Wayne l.. Kent 5, Saginaw 4 and
Bay representatives.
Representative Barkworth offered n
concurrent resolution. which was
adopted, accepting on the part OF the
state its share OF the direct tax" relm-
bursement aud authorizing the Gov
ernor to give receipt IN full for all
claims upon the United states arising
out OF the levylng of such tax.
the chair IN committee ot the whole
this afternoon he was greeted with
cheers, clapping OF hands and cries of
"speech," speech" ''butterinc,"
"oleo." Jack grabbed the first bill on
the order, let out his caliiope voice and
drowned out the whole gang. Then
they let him alone. The committee
first took up Representative Tinkle-
paugh's bull To amend the Sunday law,
so as To provide for imprisonment in
default of payment of fine for violation
of the law. This is known as the
'barbers' bill" After much discussion
the bill was passed by the committee.
Representative Doyle's bill to prevent
the sale of liquor on "bum-boats" has
been made the special order for Tues
day next at 1880 a. M.
The House adjourned until Monday.
Before the Dickenson-C -Campau-Hos
ford-Chris. Jacobs-Strong combina ton
ring down the curtain upon the last
act of the Lansing burlesque, the peo-
pie of tae State will have become fully
satisfied that Democracy is rotten TO
the core. In the grand aggregation Of
reformers there are knaves and fools
bigamists, several VINO have wives upon
the European plan, and one gentleman
Thy outward appearance only who is
altogether too promiscous in his atten-
ton to other mems wives-well, there's
uuSic IN tho air