The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-07-18

registry OF all biiis or notes issuou OF
Art XIV Sec. s. Making the bill
holders of any bank preferred cred
itors IN s.ss Of .ts ,n r.x,ct1v M, n.
Legislature shall pass. NO law authorize
by any person, association or corpora
''0 AZ. XIV. Sec. 1s Recurring notice
to be given OF any application for an
alteration OF the charter Of any cor
revision prohibits the granting OF spe-
Art, XIX. Sec. |: Providing that
ssTsai WITH aoS certain ISLANDS shall const
tute a separate judicial district. 4,
Art. XIX. Sec; q; Providing for the
territory 9 mentioned in the preceding
section and defining his duties and
a. Ar x attcrs sss for t the district Tor
| ferred to in the preceding section.
Art. XIX. Sec. 4. Prescribing the
representation Of said district In the
Art xix, Sec. s. Providing salaries
in said district for the district judge
and district attorney, and for for , extra
| lature from such territory.
Art. XIX, Sec. 8. Prescribing the
time for election and the canvass OF
Art Art. XIX. Sec. 4. Providing for .
division between the state and the
several counties OF the annual tax or
one per cent from mining corporations
OF the Upper Peninsula. Said corpor-
stions are not now taxed In that man
ner.
| legislature to change the location OF
the State Prison from Jackson to the
Upper Peninsula.
ending the special charters then sx-
isting OF mining corporations.
Schedule, Sec. 5. Providing for the
governor to serve after the term of
the incumbents OF the Offices when the
present constitution was adopted.
Ace the members of the legislature OF
1851 until their successors are elected
and qualified.
and continuing in force existing laws
as to the election OF township officers
until the legislature shall otherwise
provide In conformity to the constitu-
tion.
Schedule, Sec. O. Providing that the
term of ONCE Of Judges of the Supreme
clerks clerks Of the supreme Court shall es-
pire on January 1. 1859
Schedule. Sec. TO- Providing for the
transfer Of causes on January /. 1852.
from the courts then existing to the
new courts created by the constitution.
Schedule, Sec. IL. Continuing the
bate Courts. Courts Of Justices of the
'cace, and the Police Court OF De-
troit. until otherwise provided by law.
office Of state printer until the espira-
elected.
duty of the Legislature at its next SEES
sion to adapt the laws to the provi-
sions OF the constitution:
Schedule, Secs. Is. II. Is and 10. Re-
1oti pex 20 h. Sth toe al. nj hA nat
tuition of 1850 to the people for their
adoption or rejection. Such provision
as the present revision contains for
10 and ii of the Schedule.
Schedule. Sec 20. Continuing the
same salaries for persons holding Of
under the constitution. A provision
similar to that part of this section
prohibiting change OF an officials sal
<ssry during a term OF once WIN be
vision.
| Schedule. Sec. 81. Directing the leg
stature at It's first session to provide
vention to revise the constitution and
publish the same.
Schedule, Sec. 22. Defining the rep
Iesentation OF certain counties in the
legislature. The hnai part of this
l. section relative to representation gem
orally is dealt with in Sec. Of Art.
of the revision.
islature at its session In 1881 to pro-
vide for the transfer of causes pend
Ing In the court OF chancery to the
supreme or circuit courts established
Schedule Sec. a. Providing that
the term OF ONCE Of governor and lieu
tenant governor shall commence on
their election. The revision contains
SUBSTANTIALLY the same provision In
Schedule Sec OK trov,at, A..
the Upper Peninsula shall constitute
= part Of the Third Circuit for the
legislature to abolish the Office Of dis
trict Judge or district attorAey for the
Upper Peninsula after the expfration
Schedule. Sec. a.. Directing fhe se leg.
islature to apportion the state into
senatorial and representative districts
Of the revision as to such spportioh-,
ment VIII be found in Sec. Of Art, v.
Schedule. Sec; IS. Proyidlng, that,
county ofncers' Circuit judges sas'e ms enc
bers of the board Of education. and
members of the legislature shall be-
succeeding their election. The reyi-
ming Of all ofhcial terms. except as
otherwise prescribed. in Sec l. All.
Schedule. Sec. 60 Dividing tho
state, exclusive of the Upper PENN
sula. into judicial circuits.
CONCLUSION.
study of the present constitution
snd the revision will show that ali
that Is essentially of force in the fer
mer 10 retained In the latter and that
many provisions are included in the
revision calculated 10 establish a more
economical and eficient administration
Of all the departments OF the state
government. The executive depart
ment has been charged with larger re-
sponsibility and granted additional
powers with which to discharge M.
The result should be distinctly bene-
ncial to the state. An instance IN the
power given TO the governor TO veto
separate Items In appropriation bills
This imposes the duty OF CAREFUL
scrutiny Of the appropriation of state
funds upon the governor and gives
rim power TO make hts objections ef-
ective. unless overrured By tvS-
birds vote OF each house
rhe requirement that banks hoidins
eposifs OF state money shall shoW
the amount thereof In their published
statements as a separate ften X n be-
"evsd imposes most wholesoms re-
straint upon the use Of the state
FUNDS, Under this provision the pub
TIC moneys will serve political and per-
sonal ends to a less extent in the fu-