The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-28
The Vote:

A y
ed false or exaggerated statements,
that the bill should become a law"
The Vote:
Ayes-Ball, Bierd, Bricker, Catlin,
Chamberlain, Chandler, Currie, Dunn,
Dusenbury, Ewing, Farmer. Field,
Fisk, Fralick. Gansser, Glasner, Henry,
Holland, Jerome, Kalmbach, Happier,
Kerns, Lucas, Mcbride, McNitt, Morri-
SON, Murphy, Arthur Odell. Open
born, Parks, Perry, Rankin, Straight,
Symonds, Taylor, Waters, Whelan,
wolcott j
Nays-Austin, Burnham. Chambers.
Copley, Decker, Edwards, Flowers,
Gard, Graves, Hale, Heckert, Holcomb,
knight, Leonard, Lord. McEachern,
Mckay, McNaughton, Martz, Milliken,
Morgan, Samuel 0dell Ogg, Pearson,
Raudabaugh, Russell. Stevenson,
Stewart, Verdier, Walker, Warner,
Willoughby, Wood, Woodruff, Wood
worth, Yaple, Yeo, Young. =
r. either bfifr Jared better at the hands
fof the house. Among them were:
BY Rep Nerdier. SECURING publication
tfn a newspaper for three weeks, OF
notice OF application for the appoint
ment, Of administrators for estates OF
intestates: by Rep. BILL Martz Of De-
tIoit, increasing the fees Of attorneys
In assigned criminal cases to $3.50 in
murder and 500 In other cases in the
discretion Of the court; by Rep. Smith.
making an appropriation for the home
for the feeble-minded at Lapeer; by
Rep Lord, to give the state tax com
mission power to retain experts and
to make all necessary investigations
Of mining and smelling companies, to
assess them properly on an ad valor-
EN- basis; By Rep. Stevenson, allow
Ilns suckers, red-sides. mullet and carp
| TO be taken with dip nets or In any
ether manner; Senator Newton's, rel
ative 10 the levy and collection OF
taxen: Rep. Myers q, increasing the
salafy of the circuit court stenog:
rapher in Bay county; Senator Free
mans, providing for deficiency ap-
preparation for the state sanator:um-
A resolution by Rep. Heckert recon-
mending q national convention ior
uniform legislation on polgamy.
When the house went into commit
tee OF the Whole, with Rep Rankin IN
the chair, the members made such
pandemonium on the cuspidors, &C
companied by fusilade OF waste
baskets, that he was obliged TO vacate
the chair. Rep. Warner Indignantly
moved that the house adjourn.
In the senate four bills, abolishing
the office OF oil inspector, and placing
| the work attached TO the office under
| the state dairy and food commissioner
were introduced by Senator Moriarty,
Monday night. These bills are In ac-
cordance with the governors recon-
| mendations. At the request OF the
commissioner Of education, Senator
Fowle introduced bill to insure the
accuracy of the school census, by re-
! curing all census takers Of the vari-
| Gus districts to make an affidavit yerf
flying that they made house TO house
canvass of the territory assigned to
them
Up In the twenty-eighth senatorial
1 district they used to have plenty OF
cartridges drumming around In the
| woods. Senator Foster, OF that dis
| trict, declares that they are on the
road to determination. owing TO the
provisions OF the present game laws.
which are hardly protective. Foster
/ introduced a bill reducing the mum.
Der of cartridges which can be killed
in one day from twelve to six, and
cutting down the number one can
have I'm his possession at one time
from fifty 10 twelve.
| Senator Conley, the new legislator
from the twenty-first senatorial dis.
] trict, introduced his first bill. II Is a
measure giving the state board Of
health, acting I'm conjunction with the
governor, full power to call out the
militia TO maintain quarantine. AT
/ present they can only be called out
/ for such purposes under the riot act.
Senator vanderwerp introduced a
bill. providing that the contract for
printing the delinquent tax list should
be given to the newspaper Offering
the lowest bid. At present, the mat
ter rests in the hands Of the attor.
ney-generaL He can award the con-
tract to any paper, regardless Of
bid Il II willing 10 make. The law
provides that the price shall not be
rvEr rant. inch Q.n,fAw Ven