Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-17

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= pepnat aet - - III; Gaeks - -
h1hkt Ne teadsr And eceep1nnep -
cpocE2t pg1yueGee fsom enE1a1n coEPogar
t1ons ~ ozscat1ves judic6at ond oehes
o<leoros cnxpenteF, - anaobd ~ Au
feinnve - feee fog ngai ndvoetann1; /
RoRknas - orEnna1o DzcklDeea eepney /
oet of lFon, nenoBssnee nnd Aorquetee; |
Kirk. for 3 uulforDity of texs books |
A1naE. 70 amend the Detrols charter |
(ehs hi % give The clerk caeolng vote
n enao Il tel; Cook. % nm0nd the iAw
relative 70 the eleKl blilty ef olFcu1t |
IudRos % practice N certain eneoes
Leach, - snlsnd The eonogal school
Law.
senator Doran's bill 10 authorize
Grand hpids 10 isoue bonjs - pay tor |
street improvements vas introduced To-
day. section one Of The bill provides
that. whenever any stFees hes been lln- |
proved and the asnesoment roll con-
hrmed. the council may iasne bonds for
the payment tor the Improvement, IN
anticipation OF the collection Of xasess-
nents, and borrow money 81 not ex-
oeeding PER cent. inteFest, the bonds
not 10 run for more than five years, %
b OF such denominations - the c0un-
cal provides and not to be sold for lees
than par. The bonds must be paid nt
maturity and cannot be relasued. Sec
on the property assessed. 10 Be- nsid.
with s per cent. interest in not 10 ex-
ceed i've annual instAllments. but may
b discharged at any time BY payment
III full. Section three makes all money
accruing from the payment Of assess
ments applicable To the payment OF
maturing bonds IN the current year
and any balance TO the purchase OF
other street Improvement bonds. This
u the same bill that was introduced by
Representative Hayward in the House.
Representative Cooks bill against the
tender or acceptance Of railroad passes
Is sweeping. 1t enumerates all the
State officials, executive, legislative and
JUDICIAL. ana pronipits their accepting
OF RECEIVING transportation OF any kino
eisner ior himseit or any otner person.
rom any corporation ooing business IN
TINS ctate ana engaged IN wnoio OF IN
par' "a the carrying OF Passensers ior
nifo' Tree or Al Iate less than such
uon OF otner persons Tor MIRO. VIOLA
impeAchment ano removai from once.
Any corporation onendinG rs naDie % ,
P'-"' " so00 -. o.o1 oA0'
Notes and Notions.
c.r.,o- Dorsr he. mn. h;,.,s :,
,onoh .,.h prsa;dant @ "a. Pnaa1l ~ PC .ha -
YIr;wa-s;.s go sha ,,s..s e. o h;o
ss-rss. - ~ onarst;or 18th the TN;
800, co,s, r,is,aa =, al, ,,,..,e-s ,a-
81, - 49,. ;ns.;.,,.;o. IT, $500
@cnmmi,tes @ ~ VII vii ..1 ~s";, sha Irn,vers,tv A
waa,- 60, 80. T,,asJ. p-as;3.nt
Anrell has sent to Senator Doran drafts
of the appropriation bill. and another
bill TO increase the one-twentieth of q
mill tax to one-eighth of q mill. The
items of appropriations asked for the
wear 1891 amount to $lOl .325. and for
1892 to S98. 700.
All c,ash;nr NTH tha S,.t. cor.t;t,.
ton does not come from the members
themselves. The president of a prom
inent educational institution sent in the
draft of a bill to amend q law relating
to his institution. bv striking out Ger.
tain words in q certain line and insert
ing others in lieu thereof. IL passed in
that form the act would be worthless.
as the constitution positively requires
the section or law amended TO be set
forth At length.
Ex-senator Crosby. of Wavne county.
is here looking after his pet measure.
the abolition Of the present EXPENSIVE
delinquent tax system in the Auditor
Generaps office. he has slept with
this subject for years. and Is as full OF
facts, figures and arguments in favor
of the measure as an egg is Of meat.
ne says 'nas II Is Oound 70 come TINS
'ilhe'
Representative Hayward, who kicked
III ~" forenoon ABOUT measure wnicn
ne sal wouio .eno 70 pro,ong sne ses.
absence untii luesday moining Inc
10, lnng oro,,ah for IacI Graat Is