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of the Peace or Notary Public, and when such affidavit shall be made outside this State, it shall have attached thereto the certificate of the clerk of a court of record, certifying to the official character of the Justice or Notary, and the genuineness of his signature to the jurat of the affidavit.

deemed to have

State.

proofs, etc.

In all cases where divorce is asked on the ground of de- When desertion sertion, such desertion shall be deemed to have occurred and occured in taken place in this State, for the purpose of this act, when the parties, complainant and defendant, shall have been actually and in good faith domiciled in this State at the time the defendant actually abandoned the complainant, without the proof of his or her actual intent at the time of such abandonment. Whenever the cause or causes for divorce charged in the bill or petition shall have occurred out of this State, no decree of divorce shall be granted unless the complainant or defendant, one or both of them, shall have resided in this State for two years immediately preceding the filing of the bill or petition for such divorce. No proofs or testimony shall be Taking of taken in any case for divorce until the expiration of two months from the time of filing the bill or petition therefor, . except where the cause for divorce is desertion, or when the testimony is taken conditionally for the purpose of perpetuating such testimony. When the defendant in any case for divorce shall not be domiciled in this State at the time of commencing such suit, or shall not have been domiciled therein at the time the cause for divorce arose, before any decree of divorce shall be granted the complainant must prove that the Proof neces parties have actually lived and cohabitated together as hus- defendant band and wife within this State, or that the complainant has outside of in good faith resided in this State for two years immediately preceding the filing of the bill or petition for divorce. Approved May 26, 1899.

sary when

State.

[No. 211.]

AN ACT to amend act number one hundred sixty-one of the public acts of eighteen hundred ninety-five, entitled "An act to require county treasurers to furnish transcripts and abstracts of records, and fixing the fees to be paid therefor." being compiler's section two thousand five hundred fortyeight of the Compiled Laws for the year eighteen hundred ninety-seven, as amended.

The People of the State of Michigan enact:

SECTION 1. That act number one hundred sixty-one of the Act amended. public acts of eighteen hundred ninety-five, entitled "An act to require county treasurers to furnish transcripts and abstracts of records, and fixing the fees to be paid therefor,"

County treasurers to furnish transcript of records.

Fees.

being compiler's section two thousand five hundred forty-eight of the Compiled Laws for the year eighteen hundred ninetyseven, be and the same hereby is amended to read as follows: SECTION 1. That the county treasurers of the several counties shall make or cause to be made, on application therefor, transcripts of any papers or records on file in their offices upon payment therefor, of the following fees:

For abstracts of taxes (on) any description of land, three cents for each year covered by such abstract; for abstracts with statement of name and residence of taxpayers, twelve cents per year for each description of land therein; for list of State tax lands or State bids, two cents for each description of land therein; for one copy of any paper or document, at the rate of ten cents per hundred words; for each certificate to any abstract, transcript, paper or document, fifteen cents; for certificate as required by section one hundred thirty-five of act two hundred six of the public acts of eighteen hundred ninety-three, fifteen cents, except that in the county of Wayne the fee shall be twenty-five cents for each certificate: Provided, That in no case shall any abstract, list or copy, made as required by this act, be furnished for a less sum than fifteen Fees, by whom cents. All moneys collected under the provisions of this act shall be retained by the county treasurers collecting the same, except in the counties of Wayne, Kent, Saginaw and Bay, in which counties such moneys shall be placed by the treasurers collecting the same to the credit of the general fund of the county.

Proviso as to

amount of fees.

retained.

Exception as to certain counties.

Approved June 1, 1899.

[No. 212.]

Governor to appoint board of examiners.

Term of office.

Officers of board.

Expenses,

how paid.

AN ACT to provide for the examination and licensing of barbers.

The People of the State of Michigan enact:

SECTION 1. That the Governor shall on or before the first day of October in the year eighteen hundred ninety-nine appoint a barber to serve for one year, a barber to serve for two years, and a barber to serve for three years, who with their respective successors to be appointed annually thereafter and to serve for the term of three years each shall constitute a board of examiners of barbers.

SEC. 2. The member whose term shall soonest expire shall be president, the one whose term shall next soonest expire shall be treasurer, and the one having longest to serve shall be secretary of said board. They shall receive each their actual expenses incurred in the performance of their duties,

to be audited by the State Board of Auditors and on their warrant to be paid by the treasurer of the State of Michigan. SEC. 3. The treasurer of said board shall before entering Treasurer to give bond. upon his duties give to the People of the State of Michigan a bond in the penal sum of six thousand dollars to be approved by and filed with the Secretary of State, conditioned for the faithful receipt, disbursement and accounting for according to this act of all moneys that may come into his hands as such treasurer. The treasurer of said board shall receive an Salary of annual salary of five hundred dollars, payable out of the gen- how paid. eral funds of the State not otherwise appropriated, on the warrant of the Auditor General.

treasurer

of, etc.

SEC. 4. Said board shall meet at least four times each year Meetings notice at different places within this State, one of said meetings to be held in the Upper Peninsula, to conduct an examination of persons desiring to follow the occupation of barbers, and shall give at least thirty days previous notice of the time and place of such meeting in at least two of the daily newspapers of the State.

how examined.

whom issued.

SEC. 5. Each applicant shall be examined concerning his Applicants, ability to prepare and fit for use the ordinary tools and utensils used by barbers, including the proper antiseptic treatment of razors, shears, clippers, brushes, combs, shaving cups and towels, the nature and effect of eruptive and other diseases of the skin and scalp and whether the same are infectious or communicable. No person so examined shall receive Certificates, to the certificate of said board unless he shall appear to be skilled in the use of barber's tools and possessed of knowledge sufficient to prevent the spread by means of barber's tools and appliances of eruptive and other diseases of the skin and scalp. No person so examined shall receive such certificate who is at the time of such examination an alien: Provided, That no Proviso as to barber shall receive a certificate who is in the habit of using intoxicating intoxicating liquors to excess.

those using

liquors.

examination.

SEC. 6. Each person applying to said board for a certifi- Fee for cate shall pay to the treasurer thereof the sum of five dollars, which shall entitle him to examination and to a certificate if found qualified: Provided, This section shall not apply to Proviso. barbers now engaged in the business of a barber in this State and who have been so engaged for the period of two years.

engaged to

cate.

SEC. 7. Every person now engaged in the business of a Persons now barber in this State, and who has been so engaged for the secure certifiperiod of two years or more, shall within ninety days after this act shall take effect file with the secretary of said board a statement verified by his oath to be administered by any notary public of the State, showing his name, place of business, post office address, the length of time he has actually served as a barber, and shall pay to said secretary the sum of one Fee. dollar and receive and shall be entitled to receive from said board a certificate as a barber, and shall pay annually thereafter the sum of fifty cents for a renewal of said certificate.

Secretary of board to keep record.

Salary of secretary. how paid.

Unlawful to practice with

Proviso.

SEC. 8. A true record shall be kept by the secretary of said board, showing to whom the certificates of the board have been issued, and said board shall on the first day of October and April in each year make and file with the treasurer of the State of Michigan a list of all persons so certified, and the treasurer of said board shall at the same time render an account of all receipts of said board, and pay over to said State Treasurer all the sums of money in his hands. The secretary of said board shall receive an annual salary of six hundred dollars payable out of the general funds of the State not otherwise appropriated on the warrant of the Auditor General.

SEC. 9. It shall be unlawful for any person to follow the out certificate. Occupation of a barber without the certificate of said board of examiners: Provided, however, That this act shall not apply to apprentices serving as such under certified barbers: Provided, further, That all persons making application for examination under the provisions of this act shall be allowed to practice the occupation of barbering until the next regular meeting of said board.

Further proviso.

Penalty for violation.

SEC. 10. Any person violating the provisions of this act shall, upon conviction, be punished by a fine of not less than five nor more than fifty dollars, and any convicted person who shall refuse or neglect to pay any such fine may be imprisoned in the county jail until such fine is paid, not exceeding, however, twenty days.

Approved June 1, 1899.

Act amended.

[No. 213.]

AN ACT to amend an act entitled "An act to regulate the granting of poor relief to, and the admission of Certain Poor Persons to Asylums and Almshouses, and to provide for the expense of the temporary care and transportation of such persons," being act one hundred seventy-eight of the public acts of eighteen hundred ninety-seven, being sections four thousand five hundred fifty-six to four thousand five hundred fifty-eight of the compiled laws of eighteen hundred ninety

seven.

The People of the State of Michigan enact:

SECTION 1. That act number one hundred seventy-eight of the public acts of eighteen hundred ninety-seven, entitled "An act to regulate the granting of poor relief to, and the admission of certain poor persons to asylums and almshouses, and to provide for the expense of the temporary care and transportation of such persons." being sections four thousand five hundred fifty-six to four thousand five hundred fifty-eight of the com

piled laws of eighteen hundred ninety-seven, be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows:

poor persons

admission to

SECTION 1. That any person who is old, sick, infirm, blind, Non-resident crippled. idiotic, epileptic, insane or otherwise incompetent to not entitled to earn a livelihood at the time of such person's entry into any alms houses, county, city or township in this State, or any person who for etc. any reason would be liable to become a periodical or permanent public charge, shall not be entitled to admission into any of the State asylums, county asylums or almshouses at the expense of the State, city, county or township aforesaid, or to receive relief of any nature, excepting such temporary care or relief as such person may require pending the return of such person to the place where such person was last continuously settled for one year: Provided, That any insane person whose place of res- Proviso as to idence is not known, may be committed to a State asylum as a State charge, but it shall be the duty of the medical superintendent of said asylum to return the patient to his or her place of residence as soon as it can be learned: And provided Proviso as to further, That the amount of temporary relief exclusive of trans- relief to be portation aforesaid shall not exceed twenty dollars in any one extended. case without the consent of one of the superintendents of the poor of the county chargeable.

insane persons.

amount of

to last known

State.

recovery of

advanced.

SEC. 2. All such persons that have come from and belong To be returned within the State shall be transported back to the city, county place of resior township where they were last continuously settled for one dence in this year, and the expense of such care, relief and transportation shall be paid by the county wherein said city or township may Proviso as to be: Provided, Such person has previously received any public moneys aid from such county. And the county advancing such expense may recover the same from the county chargeable, if payment is refused or failed to be made within ninety days after the claim has been presented to the superintendents of the poor of said county, by an action at law in the circuit court in the county where such expense was incurred, and service of process may be made upon the chairman of the board of supervisors or the county clerk of the county chargeable: Provided, That in those counties where the distinction between Proviso. county and township poor exists, the amount expended upon any case who has a settlement in any township in the county may be charged up to or recovered from said township by the superintendents of the poor: Provided, Such person has Proviso. previously received public aid from such township.

Transportation,

SEC. 3. If any such person belong to and have come from who to furnish. outside of the State, the superintendents of the poor of the county, or the medical superintendent of the asylum where such persons may be, may furnish transportation and necessary attendance in their discretion to such person, and the expense of the same shall be allowed by the State Board of Auditors

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