The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-04-27

No. 27.-Amends compensation law 20
care for men engaged In seasonal occupa-
ings' held to be So times the average
weekly wage at the time OF the accident
for which compensation Is sought. and
the average weekly wage" to be six
times The daily wage the employe Is
earning at the time of the accident
No. 2S.-Providing for the branding of
mattresses and prohibiting the use OF
any unsanitary materials In their manu-
facture.
No. 2s.-Authorizes the incorporation
Grand and Suburbanite Councils OF Es-
kimos.
No. 3o.-Appropriates $4,000 for the
maintenance OF the Michigan Soldiers
Home for the next two years.
No. S1.-Amends 81 sections OF the
Covert road law.
No. 32.-Codifes the registration laws.
Voters may register at any time with
city, village or township clerks.
No. 33.-Permits city OF Flint to vote
on repeating justice court jury act.
No. 34.-Compels the state TO pay half
the value OF cattle kept according 10
sanitary requirements that are ordered
killed as tubercular.
No. 35,-Provldes one year in prison or
5000 fine for any one fraudently over
drawing bank account by check.
No. 36-WaiVes personal service In
hearings of probating OF estates
No. 37.-Appropr!ates S25 600 for a dor.
m.tory at the Soldiers Home, Grand
No. 3S.-Allows adjoining townships
and villages to organize health districts.
NO, S9.-lncrea seS regular appropria-
| ton for department OF labor to $4,000
a year: raises salary OF commissioner
| from $4,000 to 800 deputy from Sl,St0
t. $4,000 and inspectors from $1,000 20
81 300.
No 40.-Provides for license costing 81
q year for all who raise frogs for market,
| invoice TO eating places must show
whore frogs sold there come from.
No 41.-Limlts motor trucks TO IL
tons; limits wagon loads according to
tire widths. ranging from 1000 pounds on
wagon with one inch tires to 1880
pounds on those with 5-inch tires.
No 42-Permits sale of rights of way
over state lands TO public utility corpora
tons
No 4S-Limts gum carrying licenses
to two years.
falsely pose as blind or crippled in order
to obtain charity.
No 45.-Allows townships to CONSOLE
date school districts If majority of elec
No 46.-Provides courses of training
in juvenile delinquent institutions.
No F.-.Allows supervisors to establish
No 4S.-Burial benefit associations
shall not include current business IN
valuation statements.
No 49..Appropriates $4,000 for county
fairs in 1918 and same for 1919.
No 50-Makes Grand Rapids one
school district.
No 51.-Places salary OF stenographer
in Jackson circuit court at $1,000.
No 52.-Authorizes sale of industrial
school site In Lansing and purchase of
new site.
No. 53.-Authorizes Agricultural college
to pay paving tax.
No 54.-Alows Jackson prison to raise
money on manufactured products for
purchase of raw materials.
No. 55.-High schools in districts hav-
inc nAVAln mo fFaSt fol ftRFs
years of college courses
No. 56.-Allows sale of unused land at
College of Mines Houghton
No 57.-Authorzng So 000. 900 war loan
by state: loan TO run 90 years, bonds TO
pay per cent. and $250,000 year he
placed in sinking fund to redeem them.
Specifies purposes for which money may
No 5S-Michigan School for Deaf. in
Flint and School for Blind, in Lansing.
given rank of public schools
No. 59.-Provides for a budget commits
sion of five, with the governor and audi
tor general ex-officio members. to study
Michigan's needs and devise a budget
system suitable to the state. The gov
ernor is to appoint one member to con-
tinue work after January 1. 1918, draft
Ing budget for consideration of the
next legislature.
No. 60.-Amends board of accountancy
act to permit granting of use of title
certified public accountant to holder of
certificate from another state.
No. 61.-Provides for maintenance of
systems of public recreation by city, viii
lage or township or school district and
for support thereof.
No. 62.-Amends highway act to limit
assessments per 81 1000 for state reward
road as follows: IS on county valuation
of 10000 600; 81 up to 10000 0OO SO up
to $40, 600. 900; 81 up to 800, 900 900, and
80 cents above that sum.
No. 63.-Makes real estate owned by
husband and wife Jointly liable for judg-
ment on any instrument signed by both.
No. 64.-Provides for writ OF error in
criminal cases
No 65.-Permits full family protection
by fraternal beneficiary societies in sums
ranging from $34 at two years to 5000
at 49,
No. 66.-Damon prohibition bill making
IL unlawful to bring into or possess with
in the state liquor for beverage purposes.
No. 67.-Prohibits driving of motor We
hcle by person under influence of liquor.
Penalty $50 to 800 fine or 80 days in jail
or both.
No. 6S.-Authorizes closing of road un-
der construction or repair.
No. 69.-Allows organization Of school
district in townships of 500 population.
No. 70.-State housing code, regulat-
ing light ventilation, sanitation and fire
protection in cities.
No. 71.--Amends act Incorporating cities
of fourth class to prohibit dverting of
municipal utilities funds to other uses.
No. 72.-Appropriates $1,300,000 for BIZ
ennial period for state reward on trunk
line highways.
No. 73-F'ixes term OF 10 years or fine
of $1,000 or both for guardian who wrongs
girls under 49,
No. 74.-Amends contract law to pre-
vent an employe taking with him to a
new employer route list of customers.
No. 75.-Amendment to permit writ
OF error from supreme court where judg-
ment exceeds $500. and in other cases In
discretion of court.
No. 76.--Creates board OF control of vo-
cational education composed OF superin-
tendent of public instruction, presidents
Of Agricultural college and University
OF Michigan and president of state board
OF education and qualities state to receive
federal aid for vocational Industrial ag-
ricultural and home economics teaching.
No. 77-Exempts foreign bonds from
taxes on registry and payment of 1-2
of one per cent fee.
No. 7S.-Creates board to establish
state boiler code.
No. 79.-Fixes anglers license for non
residents at 81, effective January 1.
No. S0.-Requires placing in state Ii
brary of $50 copies OF each state report,
bulletin or other publication.
No. S1.-Authorizes probate court to
investigate solicitation OF funds for