JOURNAL

OF THE

Duplicate

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

OF THE

STATE OF MICHIGAN.

1873.

Printed by virtue of an Act of the Legislature, under the direction and supervision of
DANIEL L. CROSSMAN,

Clerk of the House of Representatives.

W. S. GEORGE & CO., STATE PRINTERS AND BINDERS.

By Mr. Gilmore: Petition of W. E. Burton and 63 others of the village of Deerfield, for the repeal of the law in regard to the manufacture and sale of liquors, and the submission to the people of an amendment to the Constitution relative to the

same;

Referred to the committee on State affairs.

By Mr. Cook: Petition of N. Granger and 56 others, asking for the repeal of the prohibitory liquor law, and an amendment to the constitution, permitting the license of the sale and manufacture of liquor;

Referred to the committee on State affairs.

By Mr. Smith: Petition of L. Frensdorf and 132 others, for the repeal of the prohibitory liquor law, etc;

Referred to the committee on State affairs.

By Mr. Hoar: Petition of John Martz and 50 others, for the repeal of the prohibitory liquor law, and an amendment to the constitution permitting a license law;

Also: Petition of P. S. Duke and 45 others, for the same purpose;

Also: Petition of John Stoll and 36 others, for the same purpose;

Also: Petition of F. M. Pistorious and 75 others, for the same purpose;

Also: Petition of L. Binkenawn and 57 others, for the same purpose;

Also Petition of II. Werdinborner and 11 others, for the same purpose;

Also Petition of T. Rohenkobt and 60 others, for the same purpose;

Also Petition of C. B. Heulder and 80 others for the same purpose;

Referred to the committee on State affairs.

By Mr. Eggleston: Petition of H. Hendrick and 47 others, for some action by this Legislature compelling the Grand