The Yale expositor., 1903-05-01

makes an appropriation OF Sl3IOO0
for the purpose. divided as follows:
81 400 for the purchase of site. $50
0n for buildings. S2l.OO0 for machin-
cry, power and fuel. Si5.OOO FOR cur
rent expenses for the year lDOI. and
SlO,Upo for current expenses for the
year 1909. The governing board OF
the institution IL to be composed OF
three members aud the governor as an
cN-ofiiclo member. IL passed the son
ate aud the institution VIII probably
be located Ia Saginaw
IL was a short day In the legisln-
lure. the session this afternoon being
deferred until 3:in p. IN. Ia order that
The members might attend the funeral
OF THE late g.. Willis Bcment. There
was lot OF talk in the house com
mitice of the whole on the Fuller bill
permitting wholesale liquor dealers or
brewers tO establish cold storage sta
lions In townships. villages Or cities
upon the payment of u $50 license lee
Tor each such station. The hlll was
iinally passed. with nm amendment
that liquor should be sold nt these cold
storage places only Co retail dealers
paying the regular $500 license tax.
After many weeks of talk. the house
committee on public health decided to
report the medical registration hill. IL
ia noteworthy that the measure, which
as first Introduced was supposed To bc
aimed at ostcOpathy. gives that class
of practitioners greater recognition
than they enjoy under the present law.
The hill as agreed upon provides for
an additional member of the board
who is to be- an ostcOpath. and who Is
to examine applicants FOR certificates
in usteupathy. while other members
are Ia examine them in matcrla mcdi-
ca nnd therapeutics
Thursday D. M the house took up
the Campbell taxation bill proposing
10 exempt all credits. including mort
cages und land contracts. g.. T.. Ward
offered an amendment proposing to pui
credits lack into the bill. which would
practically kill the hill 4 long discus.
sion followed at the end Oi which the
bill was agreed tu. leaving all credits
exempt. Friends OF the bill wanted 90
rush II 10 its third reading. hut did not
get votes enough tO suspend the rules.
most ~ the mcmbers insisting uu more
time tD consider The measure. nnd the
bill will take the regular course.
Clcrk Pierce. of the house. nn expert
pariimcntarian. asserts TINT the house
has inadvertently denied Itself the
privilege OF adlournng lt amy time.
Wien Representative Combs rcsolu-
tion setting May - as the date for
nnnl adjournment wds before the
house. Representative Colby moved
/ that consideration of II hc indefinitely
! postponed. This was carried That
| action indefinitely postponcs consider
/ alton of any resolution 10 adjourn. In
my opinion" said Pierce We never
can adjourn now. bu, must keep on
forever
III" Combs resolution providing that
work should be- stopped May l3 came
up in the house Wednesday and Ran
dali moved to make the date May ~
FOR hultting work aud June for final
adjournment. hut even this hate date
was not accepted Possibly to show
hat they do not intend to loaf. even
II they refuse 10 set u date To- quit
work. the members immediately
adopted resolution that hereafter
/ sessions ~ the house shall all begin at
10 la the morning instead of at lO:30
Speaker Carton appointed as the
| house end OF the committee 90 go to
Saltwater. MINI. TO investigate the
MAKING OF binder twinc In the state
prison there. Representatives Ran.
d dali Stone. Baumgartner. Duncan and
Y Batchelder. The latter. however de.
/ clined. saying he did not feel equal 20
/ the trip and added that he hoped the
I speaker would appoint some member
as much opposed 10 contract labor as
| himself.
Governor Bliss is reported 10 have
said. This legislature ought 10 ad.
| iourn May \. There's no reason in the
world why IL shouldn't. Not very
many appropriation bills have gone
through yet but most or them have
! been considered by the committees and
arc In shape to be got at quickly They
could be passed and out OF the way In
a week Besides the appropriations
and the primary election law, there
isn't a thing for the legislature TO
consider that there is really need for
IL can't adjourn too quickly now"
The outlook is that the nppropria-
tiOns of this years legislature will ex-
cecd those OF the last session by about
| SJOOOO. Those OF the last session
including the state university mill tax.
were about ST.JOOOOO Bills carrying
S3.OO0.OOO have passed so far this ses-
sion. Bills calling for about 5000. .OOD
more are yet tO he reported by com
mittces. also an omnibus bill carrying
about $2.ODO.OOO. Resides about ST..
OOc.O0 Of university mill tax is To be
considered in this connection
Chairman Neal. OF the house ways
aud means committee. upon whom de-
wolves most of the work OF grinding
ont the appropriation bills. says hc Is
| trying o. have the labor completed
within the next 10 days. to facilitate
early adjournment.
ON May . the house Will vote
on one OF the most important
measures of the session. Accord
ing Ia resolution passed Snt-
ur,lay the Ward. .Randall-Campbcll hill.
for the exemption Of all credits. will
come up for third reading on that date.
by vote OF % to % the house ~.
| fused 10 paSg the GrpuSeI bill to nmeud