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


No. 1.-Amends primary school law so
That women may vote for school officials
in cities OF the fourth class.
NO. Amends tax law to assess all
personal property at cash value and to
include buildings on leased lands whore
such are not already assessed against
land owners.
No, 3.-Empowers state game warden
TO declare closed seasons on game or fish
when petitioned by majority of boa rds
of supervisors of counties concerned
No. Amends law Incorporating
cities OF the fourth class so that candi-
dates for trustee cannot serve as inspec-
tors of election.
No. 5.-Authorizes townships and in
corporated villages to borrow money on
bond issues to establish free public. H.
braries, subject to a previous approval
by referendum
No. 6.-Amends the home rule law for
cities so that they may have charter
commissions of nine electors to revise
their charters, when such revision is
ordered by the people.
No. 7.-Amending the law in regard to
tuition fees for high school students from
any district that does not conduct high
school OF its own, so that such district
must pay $25 year for each pupil from
the district going to a high school in an
other school district together with trans
pOrtation Of the pupils.
No. S.-Amendng prison laws. so that
boards of control may give prisoners EN-
poyed outside the walls of prisons three
days a month extra good time on their
terms of imprisonment.
No. 9.-provdes the means for con-
solidating school districts In territory
annexed to cities with the school districts
Of said cities.
No. 10-Provides for the filing of GER
tifcates by the public domain commission
with county registers of deeds to remove
cloud from titles to lands which state has
enormously held title to-
No. 1.-Providing that counties, cities,
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amount of aid extended to supposedly In
digent persons when IL is found that
such persons have property
No. 12.-Raises the salaries Of county
school commissioners In certain counties
by including in estimate OF school rooms
on which the salary Is based, the rooms
in all graded schools in the counties,
whether such schools operate under gen.
eral or special charters.
NO. l3.-Gives the superintendent Of
public instruction one more assistant
superintendent at salary OF $1,000 a
year.
No. 14.--Gives board OF state auditors
power TO lease offices for state depart
ments outside the Capitol.
No 15.-Provides that the specific tax
on bonds secured by mortgage or trust
deed may be paid TO the county treas
urer OF the county in which the bond
holder resides.
No. 16.-Compelling charitable associa
lions soliciting public funds to obtain
annual licenses from the state board OF
charities and corrections.
Nos. 19-20-21.-General Appro-
priation bills for state institutions
No. 22.-Provides that cities may sell
water TO outside cities villages, corpora
tons or persons. charging not more than
city service.
No. 23.-Requiring health officers to
keep records OF cremations and report
annually to state board OF health.
No. 24.-Provides fines up to $50 and
imprisonment up to 30 days for riding
bicycles or motor vehicles on sidewalks
In any unincorporated village.
No. 25.-Places the salary OF the stenc.
grapher In the 0enesee circuit court a.
$1,000 a year