Public Acts and Joint and Concurrent Resolutions of the Legislature of the State of MichiganR. Smith, 1881 Includes regular and extra sessions. |
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... received , and the number assigned to each by said demonstrator of anatomy shall be proportional to that of its students in actual attendance . And each of said ... receive into their possession any bodies PUBLIC ACTS , 1881.-No. 16 . 13.
... received , and the number assigned to each by said demonstrator of anatomy shall be proportional to that of its students in actual attendance . And each of said ... receive into their possession any bodies PUBLIC ACTS , 1881.-No. 16 . 13.
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... receive the highest number of votes cast at such election shall be the county seat of the county of Oscoda . Elections , how conducted . Board of county canvassers , how duties . SEC . 4. It shall be the duty of the several boards of ...
... receive the highest number of votes cast at such election shall be the county seat of the county of Oscoda . Elections , how conducted . Board of county canvassers , how duties . SEC . 4. It shall be the duty of the several boards of ...
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... receive the approval of said common council for such location , and if said council shall refuse to assent to the location reported , such justice shall fix upon such other place as shall receive the approval of the council when ...
... receive the approval of said common council for such location , and if said council shall refuse to assent to the location reported , such justice shall fix upon such other place as shall receive the approval of the council when ...
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... receive the money mentioned in said order and safely keep the same . He shall keep all such moneys in a separate ... receiving any such moneys , shall also give a bond , running to the judge of probate and his successor in office , with ...
... receive the money mentioned in said order and safely keep the same . He shall keep all such moneys in a separate ... receiving any such moneys , shall also give a bond , running to the judge of probate and his successor in office , with ...
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... receive for their services for each day actually spent by them on duty , in case of riot , tumult , breach of the peace , resistance of process , or whenever called upon in aid of the civil authorities , and for the time necessarily ...
... receive for their services for each day actually spent by them on duty , in case of riot , tumult , breach of the peace , resistance of process , or whenever called upon in aid of the civil authorities , and for the time necessarily ...
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