JK 1963 Ms

A 3

Act 175 of 1851-Holding of general and special elections..

Notification of elections

Act 190 of 1891-Manner of conducting, and to prevent fraud.

Act 175 of 1851-Continued.

122-130

131-138

139-190

Act 270 of 1915-Method of voting by absent electors.

233-249

Special canvass for state senators and representatives to fill vacancies

Correction of frauds and errors in returns.

Preservation of evidence of error or fraud..

Act 327 of 1913-Recount by supervisors..

277

278

279-285

286-288

CHAPTER VII.

Township Elections-Duties of Officers: (Chap. 16, R. S. 1846.)

Township meetings

Act 283 of 1909-Overseers of highways..

Sections

329-348

349-351

Manner of conducting elections (Chap. 16, R. S. 1846, continued) 352-362

Act 109 of 1913-Limitation of nomination and election expenses.

435-455

Ext. from Act 6 of 1913-Police Justices in certain cities...

589-590

Ext. from Act 353 of 1913-Judges and Clerks of Police Courts in

certain cities

591-592

Villages

593-613

CHAPTER XIII.

Miscellaneous:

Voting machines

Return of vote to secretary of state..

Publicity of proposed constitutional amendments.

Apportionment of state senators and representatives.

Congressional districts

Local option law

Legal holidays

Terms of members of political committees..

Act 231 of 1915-For selection of state central committees.

Sections

614-649

650-651

652-653

654-655

656

657-675

676-678

679

680-681

Act 275 of 1915-Division of school districts into election precincts... 682-689a

Primary Election Law:

CHAPTER XIV.

Act 281 of 1909.

Act 392 of 1913-Choice of members of national committees...

Act 9 of 1912 (1st Ex. Sess.) for choice of candidates for president..

APPENDIX.

690-738

739-745

746-752

U S. laws, relative to naturalization of aliens.

NOTE. This compilation includes only laws of a general nature. Local acts

which concern particular localities have been omitted.

The annotations include supreme court decisions to and including the 183d

Michigan report. The character is used in citing cases, to avoid the repetition

of Mich.; the section mark § refers to the section number of the compiled laws

of 1897.

The section numbers in parentheses, (), are compiler's sections and are con-

secutive throughout the book, and the notes used refer to these sections.

Abbreviations-Am., Amended; C. L., Compiled Laws; P. A., Public Acts; S. L.,
Session Laws.