The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-04-03

| ''lAllu touhltlou~ 10 allow laIbt'N
convlct 60 leave the state. aud making
IL possible 10 retake him from another
state " ne breaks the parole. Another
bill OF Moriarty's passed provides FOR
further punishment for escaped con.
Victs when their terms have expired.
| The house. 10y vote Of - 20 -.
| passed the stone hlll. prepared for
| Land Commissioner Wildcy. authOriz.
/ INK tae commissioner ot the land Of
flee 90 sell the timber from state
swamp primary school and tax home
stead lands under such ru.c~ ana rcgu
lations ns may Ice prescribed by the
board of control OF state swamp lands,
and also 20 sell the timber from agri
cultural college lands under such rules
and regulations as may Ice prescribed
10y the state board OF agriculture, pro-
Vided such lands shall have been OF
Tered ~ public sale pursuant To act M
II Of the public acts OF 1873. and have
been ncld 10y the state for one year
after such public Offering
There were more lobbyists nj the
capitol an Tuesday than az any time
since the session began. there being
quite n number from Detroit 90 urge
| favorable action on several bills OF
great Interest TO the taxpayers OF TINT
city. Brewers were ont iu force TO ask
a concession in the matter OF taxes At
present they may be compelled 60 pay
q license 90 every county where they
/ have warehouse. and they want the
law changed 80 that one license viii
| cover all their business within Mich!.
gan. There was also q large number
of school superintendent from Ndfi
Gus parts Of the western side of the
state. who urged the Join; committees
on education of the two houses 10 give
n favorable report 10 the bill 10 "stah.
liSh new uormd' school on their side
OF Michigan. The argument was that
more trained teachers are needed iu
the country schools In that part OF the
state
The liquor committees Of the two
houses have decided 90 report favor.
ably the Fuller bill providing that
brewers shall not have 10 pay 500
license in every county where they
have warehouses. which they are com.
PEELED To- do according 10 supreme
Court decision under the present law.
The senate committee proposes that all
such concerns, Michigan as well a.
foreign. shall pay So i'm every county
agency. Some Of the house members
however. suspect that under such u
provision brewing companies may cS-
iablish cold storage plants In small
groceries. etc. and sell beer by the
ease. aud the house may raise the pro
posed fee To $50 a county.
Rep. DcI.isle is anxiously awaiting
tile opportunity 10 take up his bill TO
A a.
fore Rep. Wide's committee on ju-
dietary. This hill proposes a radical
change and Will not bee reported out
without a public hearing. probably.
Under It's operations the married debt.
or would he under the same protection
against unjust garnishment aS are mu-
nicipal employee IL would Ice neces-
sary for q creditor To secure Judgment
in his main suit before being able To
tie mp wage.cnruer's money. DE.
Isles bill would extend this protec-
ton TO hOuseholdcrs only rs hc con.
Siders unmarried men likely 10 light
cut when sued
The house. in committee or the
whole. Killed a h.ll to permit the land
committee TO sell timber from slate
swamp and agricultural college lands
aud 10 sell or lease such lands when
dcnuded. Members from counties ln
thc upper part of the lower peninsula.
where most OF these lands are located
declared that rIclnt lands TT this kind
are now used FOR grazing purposes los
settlers iu that section and they de.
mandcd that this accommodation for
their constituents bc continued The
other members felt charitable aud
killed the bill
senator Charles Smiths bill provid-
Ing FOR new equalization FOR pur.
poses OF state taxation was lost ian the
senate Wednesday. The veteran legis
lutor from the copper country had
hoped 10 get q new adjustment OF tax
figures Under which upper peninsula
counties would have their burden
lghtencd. his measure providing that
the new equalization should be made
hy the state tax commission instead
OF 10y the state board OF equa .iLation.
rs in the past.
Some OF the members Of the house
have discovered that one OF the Yea.
lures OF the Nottingham bill j. 4 pro.
posed raise in the annual salary of Dr
Harrison. OF the 500. secretary 81 the
medical registration board. from II. 500
| ton being raised 90 So Tor that pur-
pose. sons OF the members OF the
committee are now talking about cut
ting down the Zee. which would also
mean that DR.. Harrison wouldn't get
his raise.
The senate in committee OF The
whole Tuesday afternoon practically
killed the Simons hill FOR the licensing
and examination Of architects by strik.
ing out section >. which provided u
salary Of Si.jO0 FOR the secretary aud
$40 per day Tot member, OF the com.
mission while holding meetings. The
vote upon the amendment which
buried u was practically unit. 10.
though the bill was allowed to lie upon
| the table
Ogemaw county farmers rcpor'
wheat not looking very well. as there
was lot much snow In that section the
past winter
| The house nj the request OF Gov