Telegram-herald., 1891-09-29
OUR NEW STATE LAWS
Lists Of the Statues To Go Into
Effect October 2.
SOME CHANGES IL THE CANE LAWS
Railroad Lsgisiasion TO Bseome Opera
uss-Pretectsoa for Herkaegnea.
Election OF fisetsEs-ssie ef
Pnbtie Lands Etc.


s00S. Howell's relating 10 proceedings
against debtors by attachment.
No. 9-Repesling the cumulative yot-
ing law passed by the legislature of
1889.
No.ll-Amending sect on 50. chapter
7lso, HowelPs.
No. l5-Making it misdemeanor for
n person affected with any dangerous
communicable disease to knowingly or
willfully subject another to the danger
OF contracting IT.
No. l6-ReouIriug all railroad COM
panies To cat and destroy ali noxious
weeds on land occupied by them, be-
tween June 10 and Sept. /.
No. 2l--Proyidiug that nonresident
pupils, when admitted to district
schools, may have deducted from the
amount OF their tuition the amount OF
school tax paid IN sand district.
No. 22-Providing for the lncorpora-
ton of the Benevolent and Protective
Order OF Elks.
No. 23--ReI ealing act II public acts
of 1877, known as the Baker conspiracy
law.
No. 24-oiiving the right of way at
crossings of two tracks OF two street
railways to the company first laying It's
track.
No. 40--To prevent the killing of
deer in the counties of Allegsn and Fau
Buren for the period OF three years.
No. 4l-Providing tor The protection
OF unIoDs of workingmen aud others,
by protecting them IN the use of trade
marks and labels.
No. 45-Prohibi.ng the use Of any
butter substitute in any or the public
institutions of the State.
No. 50-Providing for the election OF
electors OF President and Nlce-Presldent
of the United States, in the State o.
Michigan, by electing one each from
the eastern and western districts of
Michigan and one from each Congress
sIonal district.
No. 52-Authorizing the special char
ter railroads OF the State 10 surrender
their charters and organize under tue
general railroad law.
No. 67-Providing for the purchase or
condemnation of the franchise of plank
or toll road companies by electric or
street railrbsd companies.
No. 69-Amending section 1882, How
ellis, relative to certlorarl.
No. T0-RequiIing notices of the conn.,
mencement of suits IN ejectment aud
certified copies of sll final judgments TO
be filed and recorded in the office OF
register of deeds.
No. 73-Amending section zoos, How
elPs, authorizing appeals by the circuit
Judge or by the judge Al chambers.
No. 75-Amending section /. act ~,
1887, relative to prosecuting attorneys.
No. 76-Providing for the punishment
of persons procuring entertainment AT
hvtels by reason of n false show of
baggage.
No. T-Repealing act IA, laws of
1887. proyidlng for making adopted
children helrs-at-law, and enacting q
new law for the same purpose.
No. 7S-Providing for the incorpor-
alton of castles and Communicates of
the Knights of the Golden Eagle.
No. s0-Giving legislative assent TO
the application of portion of the pro-
ceeds from sale of public lands TO the
support of the agricultural colleges
under set of congress.
No. S9-Providlng for the organiza-
ton Of the county of Dickinson from
Menominec and Marquette.
No. 9S-For preventing the spread OF
milkweed.
No. 97-Authorizing the incorpoAs-
ton OF lodges of odd Fellows.
No. 9S-Amending the Jaw for regu-
lation of the practice of dontestry.
No. l02-Amending the law with ref
erence to recording and vacatiDg town
plats.
No. l06--To provide for the incorpor-
alton of temples and societies OF the
Legion OF the Cross.
No. l0S-Apportioning the State
anew into representative districts.
No. 1l2-AmeBdinE 1000 Hoaelfs. to
provide for the better ausheuti alton ot
the acknowledgement o. deeds IN other
states.
No. ll3-Provid for actions of
ejectment and suits IN equity 10 quiet
titles to real estate against private bls,-
ness corporations, whose term of ex-
lstence has expired.
No. ll5-Authorizing the cities and vii
lages to construct, purchase and oper-
ate works for gas and electric lighting.
No. ll6-Prohibiting the licensing OF
newsboys or bootblacks.
No. 1l9-Authorlzng the introduc-
ton of
the kindergarten system of teaching in
the public schools.
No. l22-Authorizing the consolida-
ton OF continuous or connecting rail-
road lines INTO single corporation but
prohibiting of parallel or competing
lines.
No. 123-Bringing ali the special
charter railroad companies OF the state
under the genera law, for all purposes.
after July /. 1892.
No. l24-Providing for the incorpora-
ton of regiment and companies Of the
Deutscher Land wear Unterstuetzunes
Nereln.
No. l2T-Repealing Act 259, awe OF
1857, establishing an independent for
estry commission.
No. l3o-RequifIng highway overseers
10 cause collectIan OF highway labor IN
HE district either by labor or comnuni-
ton, previous to Aug. ] IA each year.
No. l3s-Bringing all special charter
railroads under the general law for
taxation purposes after Dec. 81. 1921.
No. i36-irovldiag for the incorpor-
alton of the courts Of the forresters
No. lSs-Approprlstlng sl00, 900 for
the payment of state bountses TO Mich
igsu soldiers, remaining enpaad, who
enlisted under the call Of the President
dated February /, 1854.
Ne. lfo-Fressdsnz for the abolish
ment Of the present boards q controi
of each Of the state penal institutions.
and the pardon beard. and creating
new board OF inspectors for al the said
institutions.
No. -Rcpealing act ia. pnbaic
laws Of 1889. amending sct los Of ses-
sson Avs Of lsss, providing Tor tan