The Yale expositor., 1919-05-08

| nolu primary SchOOl money from ulstrlctS
not filing proof OF publication OF annual
| school meeting.
No. 2O2 Brower-Two-thirds of res
idents must consent TO township detach-
put Il In another.
No. 2O3 Ivoryr-Repeals Lapeer county
| local fish act.
No. 204 Brower-Provides for payment
OF states share of paving alongside Jack
son state prison property.
No. 2O5 Young-Prohlbits employment
In cigar factories of persons with infec-
| tious or venereal diseases.
No. 206 Mosier-ProYides for disband-
ment of township school districts.
No. 207 Griggs-Townships OF assessed
value above $1O,0 900 may have not 10
exceed four assessors.
No. 20S Brower-Amends Judicature
act as to closing estates.
No. 2O9 Lennon-Genesee county cir
| cult stenOgrapher must do work OF extra
| judges courts.
No. 21O Brower-Provides for payment
of states share of sewer cost In city OF
No. 211 Blinn-Pardon board must
notify prisoner of action taken on his
No. 2iS Liddy-Raises constables' fees
| in Detroit.
No. 2l3 Lewis-Stock increases or de-
creases of insurance companies must be
approved by two-thirds OF stockholders.
No. PA Drummond-Street car men
must not be compelled to work more than
six days in any seven;
| insurance company to reinsLre It's risks
in another company. when ceasing busi-
ness.
No. ZIG Haan-Companles may be
formed to insure railway raor against loss
No. az o'Brien-Givss state fire mar
shall control over safety devices on NOV
| ing picture machines.
| No. 2lS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for oil
department S52,612 a year
No. PIG. Jerome--Appropriation for state
| railroad commission.
No. 220; neutrality-suspicious. for Mar
No. 22i Welsh-Provides for use of
military camp at Grayling as welfare and
recreational center
No. 222 Young-Creates office OF state
purchasing agent.
No. 224 Toepel-Amends housing act TO
care for light and ventilation of rebuilt
dwellings.
No. 225 GIaspie-Makes closed season
on beaver April 16 to October 81.
No. 226 Kappler-Prohibits gratuities
to any employer as consideration or
condition of employment
No. 227 Observation-Disclosures trustees
OF Pontiac state hospital to sell certain
lands.
salaries of Wayne county coroners and
their assistants.
No. 229 Welsh-State lands may be
used as fresh air camps.
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for county clerks to keep record OF dis
charges of soldiers, sailors. marines and
war nurses.
No 231 Brown--Unifies police and rec
orders courts In Detroit.
No. 232 Braman-Establ ishes Michigan
standard grades of potatoes.
No. 1913 Reutter-County aid may be
extended to veterans of all wars.
No 234 Glaspie-Furbearing animals
may be destroyed out OF season when In
turing property.
on appeals in cases involving neglected,
dependent and delinquent children.
No 236 Griggs-Provides for primary
elections for township officers In Royal
Oak and Calumet.
No 2S7 Lennon-Requires railroad and
interurban passenger coaches to be pro-
vided with first-aid- to- the-injured cab
No 2sS Young-No one under IS per-
mitted to work more than "a hours
No 2ss vine-Grades salaries OF pro-
bate judges by size of counties.
No. 240 MacDonald-Makes world war
veterans eligible for examination for adj
mission TO the bar.
No. 24l Fitzgerald-Gives industrial
banks same privileges as state banks.
No. 242 Chew-Permits spearing OF
certain fish in Charlevoix county.
No. 243 Olmsted-Sets 80 cents as
minimum fee for recording legal papers
and 75 cents for deeds
No. 244 J. w. Smith-Dentists may
employ fenldle uenldl nyBlenlSlS
No. 245 F. A. Smith-Makes Michigan
law regarding watering and feeding cattle
In transit accord with federal law.
No. 246 James-Requires every one
driving a motor vehicle to obtain IL
cense from the secretary of state; IL
eense TO be rev olked in case OF conviction
for traffic law violations
No. 247 Atwood-Proportions cost OF
road building in counties under county
road system.
No. 24S Glaspie-Establishes closed
season on ruffed grouse, partridge until
1920
No. 249. Read-Dog licensing BILL for
protection of sheep.
No. $50 James-Authorizes deposit OF
cash bonds.
No. Isl J. w. smith-Boards of su-
pervisors given power to FIX the salaries
No. 252 F. A. Smith-Provides that
state pay taxes on tax-exempt property
of veterans.
No. ESQ Brown-Establishe board OF
registration for architects and engineers.
No. 254 Watson-Makes checks signed
on Saturday afternoons valid and not
affected by holiday law.
No. 255 Dunn-School tax meeting OF
electors in city school district shall be
held on fourth Monday OF April
No. 256 Warner-County drain com,
nissioners to be salared officers In all
counties after October, 1920.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
No. 1 Dunn-Submitting question of
amending constitution so that Legislature
labor of men. just as II now may pass
laws regarding hours of labor OF women |
and children.-Intended to pave way for
S-hour day legislation. To be voted upon
In November 1920. /