The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-05-01

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hold primary school money from dlstrica1,
not fling proof OF publication OF aniu"'
school meeting. rss-
No. 202 Brower-Two- thirds OF res
idents must consent to township detacno
Ing property from one school distric' ~
put II In another. oo,ntv
No 2Os Ivory-Repeals Lapeer county
local fish act. ,
No. 2Oi Brower-Provides for payment
of states share OF paving alongside JACK
son state prison property .,a,.r,ant
No. 205 Young-Prohiblts em ,ih i,nf e
| In cigar factories OF persons WIN hi'S
tious or venereal diseases. ,,..a-
No 206 Moser-Provides for disoahu-
ment of township school districts. .aa
| No POT Griggs-Townships OF assesseu
value above $4,000. 900 may have not 10
No. POS Brower-Amends judicature
act as to closing estates. ,,, cir
| No 209 Lennon-Genesee county -
cult stenographer must do work OF extra
| judges courts -,
No 2lO Brower-Provides for payment
of states share Of sewer cost IN CITY VI
No I'll Bllnn-Pardon board must
notify prisoner of action taken on MS
parole application .,os ,aos
No. 213 Lewis-Stock increases or de-
| creases of insurance companies mus. oe
| approved by thirds OF stocknoiaer p,ar
No. PA Drummond-Street car men
must not be compelled to work more 'hah
six days in any seven. -, Co.,
No. 2l5 Brien-Provides method Tor
insurance company to reinsure lts r,sns
m another company, when ceaslng pusl-
No. 2l6 Haah--Companies may be
formed to insure railway men against ioss
of position.
No. 2i7 O'Bren-Gives state fire mar
shall control over safety devices on NOV
ing, picture machines, u,o.o. %. ii,
No. 21S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tor OIL
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No 2l9. Jerome-Appiop riation for state
railroad commission.
No 220. Ewing-Appropriaton for Mar
NO 22i Welsh-Provdes for use of
nil 'tary camp mt Grayling as welfare ana
recreat!onal center
No ~ Young-Creates office of state
purchasing agent.
No 22S Dafoe-Creates state boxing
commission.
No. pa Toepel-Amends housing act TO
care for light and ventilation of rebuilt
No. 225 Glaspie-Makes closed season
on beaver April is 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;
No. 23O Lennon-MakeS II mandatory
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 Observation-Disclosures Michigan
standard grades of potatoes
No 233 Reutter-County aid may be
extended to veterans OF all wars.
No 234 MISUNDERSTANDING animals
may be destroyed out of season when in
juring property.
No 2s5 Haan-Proyides for jury trials
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. 237 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 81 hours a
week.
No. 239 vine-Grades salaries of pro-
bate judges by size Of counties.
No. 240 Observation-Disclosures world war |
veterans eligible for examination for adj
mission to the bar
No. 241 Fitzgerald-Gives Industrial
banks s same privileges as state banks aIa
certain fish in Charlevoix county.
No. 243 Olmsted-Sets so cents as
fee for recording legal papers
and rs cents for deeds.
employ female dental hygienists.
No. 245 +. A. Smith-Makes Michigan
law regarding watering and feeding cattle
in transit accord with federal law.
driving a motor vehicle to obtain IL
cense from the secretary Of state; IL
cense to be revoked In case Of conviction
for traffic law violations
No PAT AtwOOd-PrODOrtlOnS cost of |
road building in counties under county
No. 24S Glaspie-Establish closed
season on ruffed grouse, partridge until
1920.
No. 24s. Read-Dog licensing bill, for
protection of sheep
No. $50 James-Authorizes deposit of
cash bonds.
pervisors given power to fix the salaries
Of all salaried county officers.
No. 252 F. A. Smith-Provdes that
state pay taxes on tax-exempt property
No 253 Observation-Disclosures board OF
registration for architects and engineers
No. 254 Watson-Makes checks signed
IN 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 salaried officers In all
counties after October. 1920.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
No 1 Dunn-Submitting question of
intending constitution so that Legislature
nay pass laws affecting the hours OF
abor of men. just as Ii now may pass
avs regarding hours OF labor of women
nd hildren.-Intended to pave way for
hour day legislation. To be voted upon
y November, 1920.