Too Many Documents Printed

TOO MANY DOCUMENTS PRINTED.

Senator Ward offered a resolution in the state senate yesterday that the committee on state affairs investigate the matter of the publication and distribution of books and other printed matter by the state, and report those which could be out off. He said there are stacks and stacks of matter sent out from year to year that is never read, and that there are tons and tons of it lying around the state now in county court houses that have never even been opened, and he thought the money might better be spent on the Michigan manual. His resolution was adopted.

Arthur Crozier, a professor of the Agricultural College, died Monday morning of consumption at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. L. Crozier, on Geddes ave. The funeral services will , be held at his parents' home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. He was 43 years of age and a graduate of the literary class of '85 of the University of Michigan. He was unmarried. His parents with a number of brothers and sisters survive him.