The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
IS FAT JOBS
ARE CUT OFF
| BY S0L0NS
Legislature Refuses To
o. X. SIS Per Day
Budget Experts
WILL FRAME BILL
WITHOUT AID
Nj ultitu de of New
Measures introduced
In House
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LANSING, Mich. Feb. 1--Thrse
nice ,lS . day 3obs went into the
discard In . hurry m ne house of
representative Thursday attarnooa
when. tmpslled By Rsp. shsridan
Ford's imprisoned orstory. The
member voted confidence In their
own ability 10 ind what kind of .
budget xystsm the state needs.
Rep. rOote q Kent brought MP
| for the second time his substitute
measure for . commission to investi-
gate the whole matter Of badsst sys-
tems and report 10 this legislature
by March IL. His original bill had
called Tor n report TO Do made 10
the 1919 Legislature. The substitute
bill called for seven commissioners.
three TO be appointees OF the gov
ernor. two senators and two repre-
sentatives. The governors three Ap
pointees were TO be paid SIS a day
and expenses.
This substitute bin. Rep. Foote
told the house. was the result OF
conference held in the governors Of
nee and attended by Senators Rob
erts and DeI.and. authors OF bud
get system bill now before the sen.
ate. and himself
Rep Bower. OF Jackson. moved 10
strike out The three commissioners
TO be named BY the governor and 20
make the commission up ~ith three
senators and three representatives,
All 10 serve without pay Rep Foots
objected that The governor should
commission. a. he had made bud.
Il zrt s. -r--Tl onr Ut ais campaign
promises 70 the people
Sheridan Ford declared that there
are brains enough In The house and
senate so handle The budset system
proposition and that three members
al each hDuSe ought to Be- able to
DO all the worS and save SIS a DAY
Il know il isn't popa;@r 20 taia
about economy" Re said. but We
I CuEhr 10 hold down expenses WHERE
ge can and ! think this Is ease
where we VIII BE- better OF IS dong
he Work ourselves than av ys0ll1
b. by having -sae 1cctrina-es wh3
pose As exp.rs. named IL heia Is
| Gui and also 10 draw upo-l @-zztSs
treasury 10 sis lay each.
Tire Amendment went tnru. a. TO
-. and NJ substitute bill a. amend
"a was sent or 10 third reading
The PROBABILITY nov N 5at fhe
Northumberland 9iIl Cos A4iaEst
aysteEl Viii b. agreed lEcn &fh
pnsTEiy some change md tsYort.
81 out 90 the tao hoases by the com
!. mission The feeling In th- iersla.
sure is thai The Eoscrnos ..aa lhc
lawmakers practically are rledget 10
90 sometime a. this session towards
giving the state budget system.
the governor having indicated his
feeling In that direction by asking
FOR a report an this session instead
~ one in 1912. IN case at invests.
eating commission was named az all.
The house committee on elections
reported out favorab,y the bin %
repeal tho presidential preference
priInary Ian and II was ordered plsc.
ed on The calendar % bills FOR con
sidsration IN committee % The
whole The senate committee on
constitutional amendments reported
OUT faY, rabiy the proposed amend
nent 10 include among absent vot-
ers all in the federal and state I'm
ploy. together with railway and YES
sci employees This amendment al
ready has passed the house and noa
bids fair 10 De the trst legislative
act to go 20 the governor.
The senate finance committee also
reported out the bill To appropriate
$4,000 with which 20 erect IN IAN.
sing a state ONCE building The
original bill was amended In com.
mittee, however, so that the $780,
600 IL called for az the rate OF $780,
900 a year. instead OF In bulk
sum. The bill provides that the
work be under the direction ot the
| kDNtTIOF hu0 AuN bOAIH VI
ltors.
A total OF q new bills were intro
duced, nine IN the house and Is In
the senate. Too OF the house bills
propose salary raises. one increasing
the salary OF the assistant state H.
brarisn from 1900 TO $500, and
the other increasing the salary 81
the deputy attorney-genefal from g..
SOC 10 $1,000
Rep Anon introduced bill 10
increase tho state reward for roads
where more than the required 50 per
cent of gravel IL used in their con.
struction Rep Deprato introduced
another 10 have the state pay one
half the cost % bridges on trunk
line roads. nut sithin tho limits Of
cities above the fourth class
bill pui In b. Rep ward aims
20 admit 20 practice on their diplo-
mas and without state EXAMINATIONS
veterinarian Who graduated 10 1915
or eill graduate in 1917 FROM tetcrl
nsry colleges
Rem Person Offered bill eIemp'
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