Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-21
'S5l,966 FOR SUCKERS
The Senate Finally Passes the Fish
Commission Bill.
LEGISLATORS TO JUSkEI TO DETROIT
The g. a. H. EneAm pmens Bill Goes
Throagh-Ths Msdieins Measure De-
fsAtsd-Odds and Ends CLEANED
About the Bis Building.


the whole forenoon On the House bill
making appropriations Tor the fish
commission for the years ls9i-92. The
bill finally passed with an appropriation
OF s5i. 800. the item of IS, ,2so for new
hatchery at the $500 having been
stricken out. This latter was Repre-
sentative Doyle's pet scheme. he hav-
ing taken the Legislative committees
up there 70 look over the ground. The
Senate committee on finance and ap-
proprianons this afternoon reported
favorably on the House bill making an
Appropriation for the Industrial Home
for Girls of S35 900 for each OF the years
ls9l-2, and also $l0. $50 for a new school
house and improvements to the
grounds.
Dickinson County Mil.
The Senate IN committee of the whole
took up the Dickinson county bill and
passed il through. 1t was Afterwards
passed by the Senate by Il yeas TO IL
nays, being strict party vote. The
appropriation bill for the q. A. X. en-
camp,nent at Detroit also went through
the committee of the whole and WAS
atterward put upon its final passage.
The vote on it was % yeas and nays.
one more than the necessary two-thirds
vote 70 pass 1t.
Going to Detroit.
The invitation of the city of Detroit,
extended to the Governor, State officers
ana Legislature, to be the guests OF that
n a m rA a ranaIvp6 nv
the House this morning, together with q
concurrent resolution of the Senate ac-
cepting the invitation. Representative
Tripp offered substitute declining the
invitation with thanks, but it was re-
he moved to table, but this motion went
down by % yeas to SO nays. The in.
vitation was then accepted by ii yeas
So nays. Gov. Winans has refused to
go and has been using mis- gubernatorial
influence to prevent the Legislature
from dong so.
Medicine and Surgery.
The House in committee of the
| whole discussed for nearly two hours
Representative Henze's bill to regulate
the practice of medicine and surgery
and then struck out all after the
enacting clause. The same fate over.
took Representative Seeley's bill to pro-
hibit the running of any engine or ma
chinery by steam power on the public
roads. The committee passed Senator
Browns pill to appropriate $1,000 for
a detached building for male patients
at the asylum for insane criminals;
Senate bill to pay the balance Of salaries
due circuit judges from November q,
'S2 to January /, 'S3; Representative
Cooks bill to transfer criminal cases
pending before justices of the peace.
Odds and Ends.
Judge Burch is here to make arrange
ments for hearings in the Senate, on
the dock line bill, when it reaches that
body.
The Governor has approved the joint
resolution referring ex-Gov. Josiah w.
Begole's claim to the Board Of State
Auditors.
Representative Barnard's bill to as
certain and give notice of the heirs of
deceased persons, was returned by the
Governor this morning aud sent to the
Senate for reconsideration.
The House sat down vigorously on a
resolution for seasons at o'clock Il.
m. There is much work yet remaining
in the hands of committees, and they
require some time to work, outside of
sessions.
The House this forenoon passed Sem
ator Wilkinson's bill to prevent the
spread of milkweed; Representative
Miners bill to amend sections 7, 10 and
10, and add several sections to the act
to incorporate trust, deposit and secur-
ity companies.