PART VII.

HISTORY OF SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS IN THE HOUSE. (References are to page numbers of the Journal.)

1. To dismiss proceedings now pending against Traverse City, Leelanau and Manistique Railroad:

received June 5, adopted, returned

2. Adjournment for five days:

received June 5, adopted, returned

3. Requesting Congress to grant additional compensation to soldiers,
sailors and marines who served in present war:
received June 12, adopted, returned

4. To call Senate Joint Resolution No. 3, woman suffrage amendment,
Henry-Young Joint Resolution:

received June 12, adopted, returned

5. Authorizing Clerk of House of Representatives and Secretary of Senate to print all highway laws of regular and special sessions in pamphlet form:

taken from table June 16, adopted, returned

received June 12, laid over one day

6. Memorializing Congress to favorably consider pending legislation grant-
ing increased compensation to postal employees:
received June 16, laid over one day

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7. Providing for four-day adjournment:

received June 12, adopted, returned

taken from table June 17, adopted, returned

8. Memorializing Congress to favorably consider pending legislation relative to suspension of immigration:

received June 19, referred to Committee on Federal Relations..

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9. Expressing appreciation of gift of portrait of Captain Eber B. Ward: received June 19, adopted, returned

10. To create a special joint legislative committee to investigate and re-
port upon feasibility and cost of procuring, etc., trap rock for use on
public highways:

received June 18, referred to Committee on Roads and Bridges...
reported amended June 19, consideration postponed one day..

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PART VIII.

HISTORY OF HOUSE RESOLUTIONS.

(References are to page numbers of the Journal.)

1. Fixing time of daily session:

offered by Mr. Holland June 3, adopted

2. Instructing Clerk of House of Representatives to notify Senate that the House is ready to proceed with business:

offered by Mr. Gowdy, June 3, adopted

3. Instructing Clerk to notify Governor that House is ready to proceed with business:

offered by Mr. J. W. Moore, June 3, adopted

4. Inviting Governor Brough of Arkansas to speak to members: offered by Mr. Sawyer, June 10, adopted...

5. Urging the people of Michigan to give every consideration to the thrift campaign now being conducted:

offered by Mr. Chapin, June 10, adopted

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6. Requesting Governor to authorize by special message the passage of legislation to remedy conditions in the penal institutions of State: offered by Mr. MacDonald, June 17, adopted

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7. Requesting Governor to authorize the Legislature, by special message,
to repeal Vocational Training Bill:
offered by Mr. Brown June 17, adopted

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8. Requesting Superintendent of Public Instruction to encourage the placing of a portrait of Roosevelt in every school of the State: offered by Mr. Franklin Moore, June 18, adopted...

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9. Authorizing printing of 3,000 copies of House Journal of June 19 for
distribution by Federation of Women's Clubs of State:
offered by Mr. Robinson, June 19, referred to Committee on Ways
and Means

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resolution directing, to continue investigation of Jackson Prison....... 42,57
Atwood, Representative Orville E.:

Clerk of House of Representatives:

resolution instructing, to notify Senate House was ready to proceed with
business of special session

resolution instructing, to notify Governor that House was ready to

resolution directing Secretary of Senate and Clerk of House to have
printed certain

Evans, Representative Charles:

bills introduced by, No. 1, 12.

appointed on conference committees
explanation of vote by

Explanation of vote:

by Représentative Crawford

by Representative Dunn

by Representative Evans

by Representative Gowdy

by Representative Liddy

Extra Session:

proclamation of Governor calling, read

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148, 149

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117

87

117

117

105

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proclamation of, calling special session, read...

resolution instructing clerk to notify, that House was ready to proceed
with business of special session

see "Messages from Governor."

1

resolution directing Attorney General to continue investigation of..... 42,57
Jackson Prison Investigating Committee:

report of

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resolution requesting Governor to submit message to legislature author-
izing passage of necessary legislation to put into effect recommenda-
tion of

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78

Jensen, Representative Peter:

concurrent resolution offered by

Jerome, Representative James D.:
bill introduced by, No. 8.
appointed on special committee
Johnson, Representative Milo N.:

appointed on conference committee
Journal Clerk:

appointment of Ivalene Lamkin as

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