The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08
PROVIDES SCHOOL.
VOTE. FOR WOMEN
Flowers Bill Correcting Defects in
Primary Law, Is Passed BY
the House.
lErom . stan corre.ponden,.l

i the primary law Affecting wayne couIl
| ", passed the house unanimously
after a few explanations. After the
bill as recommended by Corporation
Counsel Hally and Judge Durfee had
| been printed, several amplifications
| were suggested by Acknowledgements
Kuhn. and were embodied in the biz
as reported out by the committee.
The bill now reads:
Section l. In all counties and
cities i'm which any candidates, for
Office. including school Offices in
cities. are voted for ~ an election 10
he held in the month of April. and IN
which the provisions of act No. Isl
of the public acts OF 1909 would be
applicable n such candidates were 10
be, voted FOR at the November cleo
ton. and in every judicial circui:
which Is now or may hereafter be
governed by the provisions OF act NO
ISL Of the public acss OF 1909, the
primary election for the nomination
OF such candidates shall be held, on
the first "Wednesday In March of each
year prior to the election for which
candidates are selected.
Section 2. All candidates for any
condition precedent TO having his
name placed upon the primary cleo
ton ballot. shall be required to pro-
cure and file with the proper official
such nomination petition as is re
CURED under the provisions OF act
No. ISL OF tine public acts OF 1909
Candidates for city Offices shall hle
such nomination petitions with TIE
city clerk Candidates for county OF
fees shall file such nomination peti
tons with the county clerk. Candt
dates for circuit judge in 4 judicial
district composed OF one county shall
file such nomina ton petitions With
the county clerk, and candidates for
the ONCE Of circut judge in judicial
district composed or more than one
county shall file such nomination pc
titicns with the secretary of state. All
such nomination petitions shall be
fled on or before A O'Clock on the
fifteenth day prior TO the primary
election day herein designated. Pro
vided, that all nomtnation petitions
circulated for a primary election to
be held in the spring OF 1911 for g
different date from The date herein
fixed shall be deemed valid for the
primary election to be held during
the year 1911, IL otherwise suficient.
Provided, further, that all nomination
petitions Of candidates from a ju-
flieiaI circuit composed OF one county
which have been filed with the Sec
Rotary OF state, under the provisions
OF act 1S1 OF the public acts OF 1909.
prior tn the passage 81 this act, shall
be forwaried % the COUNTY clerk OF
the, proper county, by secretary Of
state after this act takes effect; and
thereaftH such county clerk shall
take the same action as though such
petitions had been fled with him In
the first instance.
Section 3. All qualified enrolled
voters shall be permitted TO vote at
the primary election herein desig-
mated: provided, however. that where
candidates for any school Offices are
10 be nominated at such primary cleo
ton. separate ballots containing the
names of candidates for school Offices,
shall be prepared for the use OF the
voters, and women, who are enti'isd
to vote for school ofhcers, snaii De
Afforded the right to vote Tor canoi-
dates for school Offices at such pr-
mary election II shall pc the duty
az the board OF county canvassers 10
meet on the Tuesday succeeding tne
primary election day herein designa.-
ed. and certify the result OF sucn prl
mary election TO the proper ofhciais
within ten days after the primary
election. II shall be the duty OF me
state board of canvassers to meet
within 90 DAYS after the primary cleo
ton herein provided for. to canvass
and certify the result OF such primary
election to the proper ohcials IN
those instances In which IT Is neces-
aarv 70 have the state board OF can
vossers canvass and certify sucn re-
zuIt The provisions OF act Isl OF the
rrhI;c acts of 1909 are hereby MADE
,nnlicabIe. except az the contrary
NAV be herein expressed.
Section This act is Immediately
raceesary for the preservation OF the
public peace and safe,y
Tn the house yesterday, Rep Brick-
ar intro duced a bill TO declare uniaw-
I'm, and void all arrangements, con-
tracts. agreements, trusts or comDlna-
lions uHtie with view 10 lessen, or
Tending to lessen free competition~ or
saIe of sugar imported into, manu-
fpctured. grown or. produced in[tniS
state. or which tend TO. advance rates
or control the price OF sugar to the
nroducer or consumer, and to provide
for the punishneHt-ef-P PERSONS CO
sartnerships and corporations enter
ing into such agreements or combina-
tons.
Rep. Unsoeid, Of Detroit, introduced
n bin to provide for physical training
An the state normal schools and In
some city districts where the need ~
felt. @'ts go
Rem. Wolcott introduced, a bill to
nrotect minority stockholders In cor
rorations organized under the general
laws. .
Rep. ogg, OF Detroit, introduced a
hitl TO repeal the act creating state
weather bureau.
Ret. lord introduced bill TO amend
! tie mining corporation act so as TO
force mining companies to make re-
norts to the secretary of-state telling
I the real condition of their business.
| Rep. Stevenson introduced an
! amendment TO the liquor law permit
ting Acknowledgment To remove from
one place to another and retain their
licenses.
( Senator MiIler's bill for obtaining
4 Testimony IN antitrust cases, was
rassed by the house, the first bill TO
\ get through both branches OF the leg
islature in five weeks OF work
4 Rep. Lords bill To fix the state In.