The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-05-09

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Lansing. Mich. April H.-In the senate
bills have been passed to amend the gen.
eral fish laws; to appropriate 5000 for the
years 1861 for the Michigan Agricultural
society: for the care Of rural cemeteries;
to provide for board Of control Of state
swamp lands: relative to the consolidation
OF state prisons: to define and perfect the
title TO certain tax homestead lands.
Lansing. Mich. May bills have been
passed In the senate to fix the salary OF the
circuit court stenographer In the Twelfth
judicial circuit at 81. 400: to amend the. gen.
eral probate laws relating to the time OF
payment In DEGREES made by the probate
courts; to compel all applicants for admis-
sion to the bar as attorney to be q years OF
age and citizens of the United States; for the
election OF county commissions OF schools
to place the lands OF state tax homestead
ers under the protection of the land COM
missioner against trespassersi increasing
the salary of the superintendent OF fisheries
from 81. 800 to 81. 500: giving the state libra
rian the sum OF 5000 to purchase the rec
ords and briefs OF the United States SUI
preme court.
Lansing, Mich, May 2-The senate has
passed a bill providing for board OF FIVE
osteopaths to be appointed by the governor.
All applicants must be graduates OF oste-
opathic colleges have three years
course of nine months each, and pass the
same examinations that regular physicians
pass with the exceptions Of materia medica
and therapeutics.
In the House.
Lansing. Mich, April 27.-The house has
passed bills to prevent rabies In INDECENT
persons: relative to commencement OF suits
against joint defendants: to provide for the
sale of perishable property: to amend the
drain law (Fisher); to protect fish and to
regulate fishing; for Incorporation Of rail-
road companies (Rodgers).
Lansing. Mich. Apri. N.-The open sea-
son for catching brook trout In Michigan
will open Friday, and Gov. Bliss has signed
the bill and given II immediate effect which
places new restrictions on the sport. The
law Is amended so that trout less than
seven inches long may not be taken. and no
person will be permitted to take more than
50 trout in day from any stream. The law
also makes a closed season for sturgeon.
Lansing, Mich, May lin the house bills
have been passed to abolish saloons from
villages OF less than 500 Inhabitants In st.
Clair county. by prohibiting the sale OF
liquors.. except by the keepers OF hotels
having ten bedrooms for guests, and dining
rooms large enough for at least 20 persons;
prohibiting the public exhibition OF mon
strosities or deformed human beings; to
provide for the use of automobiles upon
highways; to regulate corporations other
than building and loan associations; Tor
state agency for the care Of juvenile OF
tenders; relative to payment Of debts ana
legacies OF deceased persons: for appro-
priation for charging lecture hall at Indus
trial School for Boys; for appropriation Tor
Michigan state library; pertaining TO the
negligent and careless shooting OF human
beings.
Lansing, Mich, May 1.-The house has
passed a bill which provides that pupils OF
high schools, etc, who may be entitled to
help from county scholarship funds may
elect any Michigan normal school or col
iege in which to complete his education.
The law now limits them TO the University
Of Michigan.