The Detroit times., 1913-04-11
JAMES PRIMARY BILL is
PASSED By THE SENATE
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by a failure to make the cross in one
OF the circles. provided that the voter
has properly confined himself 10 a
single column This change has been
insisted upon 10y GOV Ferris lest many
persons be DISTINGUISHED by oversight
OF the technical requirement.
Displaying more energy than usual
as IL spurred on by the determination
20 quit business April -, the house
passed - other bills. Some opposi-
ton was offered TO the Ogg bill 10
give Detroit another probate Judge for
the Juvenile court because Of the pro-
posed domestic relations court. -t%Qw.
ever II rassed without difficulty. Sptne
OF the more important Of th1 rest
were TO increase the salaries OF the
county agents of the state board OF
charities in Wayne and Kent counties
TO 81 500 year: 10 provide n uniform
system OF probation throughout the
state. TO keep agents selling insur-
arce policies from making over
charges; TO prohibit srepresenta-
toms in het sale OF insurance policies.
and 10 regulate the business OF trans
lent merchants or peddlers.
\ resolution offered by Rep. Tufts.
OF Mason. TO authorize the house and
senaet committees on military affairs
TO visit the three proffered sites for a
permant camp and manouvre ground
for the NJ. y. c. was the basis OF hot
debate AT the close OF which it was
voted down 81 10 26.
The argument against the proposal
was that at this late dat it's pdoption
would mean delay until the meeting
OF the next legislature. Four OF the
five commissioners appointed two
wears ago to look into the question
have recommended the Crawling prop
osiiotn where 1900 acres have been
offered 10 the safe free, Backers OF
the I.udington and Holland sites com
bined 10 support the resolution but
they we're badly outnumbered
4 wordy debate took place in the
senate when the adjournment resolu-
ton passed by the house Wednesday
was returnd to il for concurrence in
the chance OF date from April IS TO %
The resolution was tabled only to be
INN cdiately hauled off again and
adopted by vote of . TO a. Sen.
ator Verdier. of Grand Rapids gave
notice that he would make a motion
10 nave the ldsl vote Reconstructed So
II NAV come up again.
Back Of the debate was the pro-
verbal distrust which each house has
OF the other. The point OF dispute
was whether the house could be trust
ed not TO adjourn before IL should
Those who wished 10 hold the matter
in allegiance argued that IL the reco-
lution is adopted. the only way the
session could be extended. If that
should prove advisable. would he for
the house to recall the resolution
Could II he depended upon TO do so'
With reservations OF "all due re-
spect." the senators were free with
causitc remarks about the time-killng
habits and dilatory work Of their
brothers in the north end of the cap
itol.
The plan for reaDportionment or
state representatives introduced by
Rep. Jerome. which has been declared
unconstitutional by the attorney-gen-
eral passed the senate also a bill TO
license transient merchants and the
king bill to provide inspection and
regulation OF moving picture shows.
The last gives minute specifications
for the construction OF booths in
which such machines may be operated
and rules with regard to rooms in
which the shows may run.
Ten new bills were introduced One
hv Senator Frank Scot to regulate JUS
tices OF the peace TO be lawyers in
certain cases: 10 require the inspec-
tion OF gypsum mines. by Senator
Case and 10 regulate the delivery OF
express companies. by Senator Ogg.
Rem. Middleton. Of Genesee, intro
duced bill TO limit the charge TO be
made by railroad and interurban COM
panies 10 half fare whenever the per-
son paving the fare Is not furnished
seat. SCOTT.
NEW YORK METAL.
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