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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1900 edition. Excerpt:...Duty oft, be the duty of the prosecuting attorney of any county, upon §'§§§§,-."g being notified of any such neglect or failure, to immediately commence suit against the parties offending, and prosecute the same to a final termination. (101) § 5303. SEc. 3. Such records and system of £l.C-Bla.nksfurcounts shall be furnished by the secretary of state at cost, §,§§,S§',';,'t,',,§§ '£10, and the accounts for the same shall be allowed by the boards "m' of supervisors, and paid by the county treasurers: Provided, ProvisoThat if any board of supervisors neglects or refuses to allow such-accounts, then in that case the amounts of such accounts shall be charged to such county by the auditor general, and included in the tax the next succeeding year. (102) § 5304. SEc. 4. The committee appointed by the Allowance of association of superintendents of the poor, to assist in the,".§'.'.§.'.'.i'.t".,2? preparation of such uniform system of records and accounts, shall be allowed such sum for services so rendered as the board of state auditors may deem just and proper, not ex Directors of poor and supervisors to make report. What required to state. Form of reports, duty of secretary of state as to. Penalty for failure to comply. Com ensetion or reports. ceeding three dollars per day each, and their actual railroad fare from their place of residence to the capitol and return. An Act to require supervisors, directors, and overseers to make certain annual reports to the county superintendents of the poor. Act 107, P. A. 1875. The People of the State of Mich/igan enact: (103) § 5298....