The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-02-25

jackson ut long ago when life pms
onnr killed man. Rep. Sum, er cay
no more punishment can be given spcl
person. aud he might kill II ma
every dav. He thinks the dealt, pead
ty woull he II safe guard Tor pcrsnhi
brought in contact with convicts. u,
has noticed supplementary ried N,
which authorizes the warden o. tl'
jackson prison to provide the neces,af,
apparatus for .ectrocu,ion.
Rep. Smith hasa bill providing that
the state game aud fish warden y n,il he
appointed by the state Ii II commission.
er, ut u salary OF 81 900 a year; urso ten
deputies. each to receive yearly raj
airy OF 5000, AID expenses.
Senator Weiss will introduce bill
/ whereby all suits remaining IN tourt
I for 10 years without being prosecuted
J shall lie dismissed from the do, ket.
I The bill proposes to settle mary ol
legal com plications.
Two important bills bearing on the
management of building and loan asso
Citations have been noticed il the
house One authorizes their supervis-
ion by The commissioner o labor. ne
IL 10 Investigate any association wnea
requested to do so by the direcio :. ~
by IL stockholders, or when he b ieves
such institutions are beng IN diaged
contrary to the laws of the state.
Every association must make Il mot
complete yearly report to the G, nmis-
sioner. The other bill will give larger
scope to associations. At present most
of them are run on the serial pla and
every one holding stock III the same
series has to come in on the same int is:
those joining last having to ay large
first payments The new plan is ta
allow associations to make issues of
stock running from date of issue.
Small payments ut stated intervals may
be fixed, but members may pay in ex-
cess of this If desired. Such features
are included in Ohio laws governing
very successful
The house committe on the asylum
for the criminal insane reported that
there are now ITO such inmates,
and commended the management Of the
same.
Mr.. Wilkins now has the seat former
" occupied hy Senator Jordan. The
republicans claimed that the prohi-
ton convention nominating Mr.. .'or
dan, was not legal, and so threw out
all votes cast for him on thc pr,hi-
bition ticket. 1t took all day and part
Of the night to make the change, aud
quite lively time was had. When
eve the democrats tried to make M.
appeal, the republicans would refer to
the un-eiting scandal of two years ago.
Mr.. Jordan made II speech in hi "wn
behalf, ard made many friends ~ hi,
able and dignified address President
Giddings is much praised for the fair
ness he displayed in the contest
Rep. White has peculiar measure,
to say the least. II is II bill providing
for the taxation OF bachelors fron 500
to $500 year according to their in.
comes. All sorts of mdic,o,iS meth
DDS for using the tax have hrrn lug
gested, and the bill will prob,bly not
get much further than at present.
Mr.. White also has rei. on,.ruel
against the number OF persons "n,p.o :
ed about the capitol. and want, e
business looked into and uscr .!lices
abolished
Memorial EXERCISES in honor nf tx.
Governor B 'l.lwin ure to be hid in the
evening Feb. %. Mr.. n. II. Bate,
who VAS secretary of Guv. Baldwin
when United States senator. vii soak
on the life an ch .racter OF NJ. liaI :
win Mr.. James L. JOY has sent word
that on account of his health it will he
impossible for him to be pres.n
RIP Morse has bill t. hnoli,h
sham battles Mt the encnmpments al
stale troops Officers ordering .u.l To
he tined not less than $500 ror mo g
than $4,000.
Only tev lays remain Ia which
bills can ID. introduced and conse-
quently they hive been rushed in at o
Mr.. Chinch wants Good Fsilay
made Legal no 'iday, III least u bnk.
ing and Jaw CONT holiday. Governor
Rich has announced Theron +. Gid
dings of Kal,mez 10 as til. next com.
missioner OF insurance. "" cmu,t
take the position until July ns NJ. Nc.
knights time I'll ~ till then. ,iarhers
are lobbying for law making 1t mis-
dcmennor to Keep open shops on SIM.
dav. The state society OF engineer
ask that the south boundary line OF the
sta'e he fixed mp, rs in it's present
condition Of uncertainty it causes them
considerable trouble.
Friday afternoon and evening was
devoted to the unseating OF Represent.
ntives Griffin and Russell Though
the affair called out few spectators
there was not much interest shown as
it was well known what the ont come
would be. The vote was SO to "a
Mr.. McKInlay Of Wayne refusing t.
vote for Mr.. Shellberger who took Mr.
Griffin's seat.
Mr.. Bremen OF Saginaw has intro
duced bill for the repayment o
money paid by persons TO escape draft
ing during the war
Feb. % is the last day '.r the in
PRODUCTION OF bills.
Copper country people have investi
gated the North Galveston boom an,