The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08

lCOmmtttee euorltlutc III pAAt' '%>.
duced by Reps, Dusenbury and tn'
late Rep. c. NJ. Green for a commits
sion to Investigate the state boards
Commissions. ana Institutions: Tws
minor amendments we're made. one a.
the request OF Mr.. Green. expressed
lthe day he died, TO cut out the state
\ ment that conditions existing were
such as 10 require Immediate invesu
cation. Mr.. Green said that this wa
too savage.
4 The senate concurred in the house
Resolution TO get out OF the junke
tangle by n conference comDlittee o.
tthree from each house TO draft a sui.
able resolution as a substitute for Tho
one now IN effect. Lieut.-Gov Ros:
appointed Senator Fowle. White anC
Kline. IL il distinctly understood tha'
these senators will stand pat on the
senate proposition OF having only Wis
its by the finance committee OF the
senate and the ways and means com
mittee OF the house. and Arranging
them so rs to conflict as little as pos
| sible with the legislative sessions
Speaker Baker aud Rep. Warner, who
have been most prominent In The
! movement for a settlement In tns
house, are said to have concurred n
this arrangement ,ts-
The senate passed several bills, in
GLIDING one introduced by Senator
White. amending the game laws tol
the purpose OF allowing owners O
private parks TO ship game out OF the
state during the closed season. Own
ers OF private parks had complained
that becauSe they were not allowed Z,
send away deer and elk out OF season
the male animals increased In alarm
ing numbers and became peevish anc
started to exterminate all the youns
deer in the parks.
Senator Watkins bill. making II
lawful to sell or give away liquor or
grounds used by any agricultural so
| ciety, was also passed. Senators Col
| Inns, James. Miller, and Lee votir:
against IL.
Senator Lee introduced a bill a,
the Teques- OF the Detroit Lawyers
club, covering the same ground as
that covered by a bill introduced by
Rep. Flowers in.-the house, placing
more stringent restrictions ON the ad.
mission of lawyers from outside the
state to the bar of Michigan. Sen.
ator Lee thinks OF introducing a bill
TO require all candidates for admis-
sion TO practice TO pass the state bar
examination whether they have com
7leted the course OF law school or
not. The bill would affect the De-
troit College of Law. of which Lee
is a graduate, and the University OF
Michigan law school
Canator As1Iar snf,oanaal LII
providing for the complete registra.
tor OF motor vehicles and of all per.
sons authorized to drive each ma
chine, as we'll as the keeping of gar.
age records OF all machines entering
and leaving garages.
Senator Miller also introduced n
bill allowing railroads to charge q
three cent fare where passenger is
able to purchase a ticket before en-
tering the train and neglects to do So
Senator Moriarty Introduced bill
TO relieve railroads from liability on
account of lands taken from them by
any legal process.
Tn executive session, the senate
confirmed the appointment OF DR.
John v. Frazer. Of Lapeer, as a mem
Der of the board OF control OF the
State Home for the Feeble Minded
at Lapeer.
In committee OF the whole. the sen
ate recommended the passage OF Sen
ator Carriers bill. providing for thu
appointment or commission to sc
lect a permanent encampment for the
Michigan National Guard, and thC
James bill providing for the division
of townships into election districts
according TO territory as well as pop
uIation. AT present. 1t was shown
voters have to 20 such a distance 70
the polls in some northern townships
that many of them fail TO vote,
Rep. ogg, OF Detroit. introduced a
bill to settle the controversy between
'ddges and jurors in the Wayne cir
cult court over the question OF per
d,em. II provides that all jurors shall
receive SIS for each weeks attend
ance. without deduction for holidays
Jurors in Wayne county formerly sat
part Of the Monday and part OF Sat
,rday. and received. Then the court
schedule was changed to put motion
DAY on Saturday morning instead OF
Monday morning, and jurors paid
Only SIS a week, as they did not sit
Saturdays. Some Of them considered
IL an injustice AMI they were support
I'd In their contention by Judge Don
eyan.
The house adopted two changes in
tie rules as recommended by the
rules committee. One was TO allow
reconsideration CT motion to take
A matter away from committee II q
bare majority or the members-elect
voted for it. The other was to allow
alteration of the rules by bare ma
Jority instead OF twothirds major
~, IL Eve days notice was given.