These Are Now Laws

Lassing, June 3.- Gov. Rich has disposed of all measures passed by the egislature, and all reeeived his sanction. He has nót vetoed a bilí since the session began. Among the more important to receive his sig-nature sinoe the session closed are the following: The so-called "jag-cure bill." which gives persons convieted of drunkenness the optlon of taking the gold cure and the magistrate a like option oí permitting him to do so in lieu of imposing a line; establishing n asylum for the insane in the upper península; establishing a home for feeble-minded children; providing for a return to the system of collecting delinquent taxes; for the taxation of inheritances; amending the act relative to salarles of probate judges; providing a penalty for cruelty to children; maklne an appropriation for the Marquette prison; providing for approving articles of assooiation of mutual insurance companies; making appropriation for marking the posltlon of oertain Michigan regiment at Qettysburg' providiiif? for a pardon board; providing for the áppointmpnt of a commission to prepare a general municipal Corporation bilí; providing a penalty for killing insured live stock for purpose of collecting insurance; providing for the discharge trom record of statements claiming Hens upon real estáte; amending the act to protect primary elections; providing for proof of instrumeiits executed by corporations; amending section 6 of act 104 of 1881, prohibittog the adulteration of maple sugar, etc; ï'i'gulating the construction of railway trucks and streel railways; amending section 8 of act establishing the state insurance bureau; incorporating the knights of the Maccabees; authorizing judges of probate to appoint registers; placing juries in murder ca6es in charge of an offleer; amendins act relative to incorporation of manufacturlng companies; amending act for incorporation of mutual flre insurance companies; providing for a state tnaval militia; amending act designating holidays to be considered in acceptance of bilis of exchanpe; making ten hours a legal day's work for railway employés; auihorizing the state board of agricultur-e to hold farmers' institutes; amending the act relative to taking fish from inland lakes; making n appropriation for the state fish commission; providing for taltlng the state census of 1894; providing for an association for establishing scholarships in the university; amending banking laws; to protect tailors against the unjust demands of employers; amending section 1 of act 88 of laws of 18(59; making telegraph companies common carriers; regulating the taking, sale and transportation of flsh and game. There were no less than forty appropriation bilis passed. The smallest amount called for by any one bill is $150, and the largest is $1,850,000. The total amount voted by the lcg'islature is $3,720,000. The following are the appropriation bilis passed by the 1893 legisla ture: Michigan soldiere' home $ 165,000 00 U. of M., 1-6 mili uix 37ü,tüö 66 U. of M., for Houuoopathic hospital (oldlaw) 6,000 00 Eastern asylum "working capital". . 25,ü0iJ 00 Compilatiun of records in adjutantgeñeral's oftlce 8,000 00 Michigan mining school, current expenses 75,000 00 Michigan mining school, new building 35,00000 State library 8,000 00 Normahschool, current expenses 1,220 00 Normal school, gymnasium 20,000 00 Asylum, D. and C. Insane 6,275 00 World's fair 2S.O00 00 Public school exhibit, worid's faii . . 2,000 00 Chickamauga monuments 2,000 00 Agricultural instltutes 4,000 00 Upper Peninsular asylum 75,000 00 Agricultural college 33,725 00 General appropriation bill 1,856,000 00 Pioneer society 2,500 00 Industrial home for girls, current expenses 70,000 00 Industrial home for girls, repairs. . . 432 81 State public school 70,000 00 State public; school, repairs 3,285 00 Northern asylum 55,500 00 Industrial home for boys 1 12,000 00 Industrial home for boys, repairs. . . 2,500 00 School for blind 42,000 00 School for blind, new building 5,1)00 00 School for deaf 106,000 00 School for deaf, special 3,500 00 Michigan asylum 90,000 00 Jackson prison repairs 15185 00 Superintendent of poor, state association military fax, at 4 cents per capita, about 170,000 00 State house of correction, repairs... 7,500 00 Home for feeble-minded 50,000 00. Home for feeble-minded, current expenses 15,000 00 Sanitary condition state house 1,000 00 Home for veterans' vvomen folk 15,000 00 Home for veterans' omen folk, current expenses 5,000 00 Gettysburg monument 500 00 Fish commission 53,900 00 $3,719,839 47