The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-09
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.
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LANSING. Mich. Feb. a. - The senate
Tuesday. In committee Of the whole. agreed 70
bills requiring o deposit OF $4,000 of the guar
anty fund OF fraternal beneficiary associations
with the state treasurer; for the reorganiza-
tion OF the Detroit Fire and Marine Insurance
company. and prohibiting marriage between
first cousins. The resolution introduced two
weeks ago by Senator Ciapp favoring the res
toration OF silver to an equality with gold was
tabled by vote OF Is to TO-
LANsIso. Mich. Feb 2a-The Detroit health
board bill Is now law. having been signed by
Gov. Rich Wednesday morning. Although the
bill providing for general registration
OF the voters OF Michigan this spring
passed both houses Il was recalled by the
senate and referred. with the UNDER
standing II Is not TO DO reported on. This ac-
ton was due TO the fear that not to exceed one
half OF the voters OF the state would take suf-
ficient interest in the election to go to tho
trouble of registering A new bill providing
for general registration previous to the fall
election Of 1895 will be passed
LANSING. Mich, March 1.-Detroit now has o
new health board. Gov. Rich has appointed
ex-Representative H p. Davock, Edwin c.
Van Husen, DIR. Oscar Lesuere, o homeopath,
and Dr. Howard w. Longyear Of the old
school, The appointees will serve one, two,
three and four years, In the order named
Other appointees are rs follows:
William H Lockerby. Quincy. member state
street and railroad crossing board; james NJ
Shepherd. Cassopolis. member board OF correc-
lions and charities; John Northwood. New La
throp, and K. +. Grabill. Greenville. members
soldiers home board; william Mcpherson.
Howell. trustee industrial school for boys: II.
d. Osborn, Kalamazoo. and L. N. Bates. Moline,
trustees Kalamazoo asylum: John Haines,
Menominee, member board Of control of the
Marquette prison; Nathan B. Hayes. Muir.
member board Of control OF the Ionia house Of
Walter anin avaA \ 4
Goodyear. Ann Arbor, trustees Pontiac asylum.
LANSING. Mich. March THE senate on
Thursday passed bills prohibiting the name Of
candidate appearing on more than one ticket
on the official ballot; prohibiting the marriage
OF first cousins, and requiring mutual fraternal
beneficiary associations to deposit guaranty
fund of $4,000 with the state treasurer.
LANSING, Mich, March 2.-Senator Nc
Laughlin Friday introduced resolution pro-
viding for Anal adjournment OF the Legislature
May 10. 1t is the purpose OF the legislators to
set an early date for adjournment and then
work to that mark. The Senate Friday agreed
TO n bill which provides u fine OF 800 or i'm
prisonment for sixty days for giving Sunday
theatrical entertainments. The senate passed
q bill authorizing the Toledo & Ann Arbor
Railroad company to organize as q Michigan
road.
LANSING, Mich, Feb. 26.-The auditor gen.
eral, IN response 10 mousse resolution,
on Monday reported that for the last
quarter OF 1894 there were 24i persons
upon the pay roll OF the Michigan
university. and the total amount of salaries
for that institution for 1894 was s2j6.94i. an
average OF but little In excess OF $1,000 each
President Angel leads with 5000, and the
others range from 5000 down to few hun
dreds. A large number OF petitions continue
to come in asking for q submission of q consti-
tutional amendment for prohibition to the
people at the coming spring election.
LANSING. Mich. Feb 2I-Bills passed the
house Tuesday providing for the incorporation
Of the city Of Petosky; for jury commission
for Bay county; for organization OF clubs OF
American Wheelmen; abolishing days Of
grace on commercial paper and authorizing
women to act as trustees of Baptist churches
LANSING. Mich, March The house passed
n joint resolution submitting TO the people at
the spring election the question OF increasing
the salary OF the attorney general to $500
The senate has also passed this resolution
LANSING, Mich, March "A bill passed the
house Friday providing for the incorporation
OF camping. outing and fishing clubs, author
lied to hold not to exceed 4 900 ncres Of land