...manner of filling the vacancy, where no provision is made for that purpose in this constitution. § 38. The Legislature may confer upon organized townships,...administrative character as they may deem proper. § 39. The Legislature shall pass no law to prevent any person from worshiping Almighty God according...

...38. The Legislature may confer upon organized townships, inlation. Corporated cities and Tillages, and upon the board of supervisors of the several counties,...administrative character as they may deem proper. § 39. The Legislature shall pass no law to prevent any person Religious from worshipinc; Almighty...

...legislative, and administrative character, as the Legislature may deem advisable, under the constitution, to confer upon organized townships, incorporated cities and villages, and upon the board of supervisors, should be so certain and definite in their character as to prevent all misconception of their scope...

...the manner of filling the vacancy, where no provision is made for that purpose in this constitution. 38. The Legislature may confer upon organized townships,...administrative character as they may deem proper. 39. The Legislature shall pass no law to prevent any person from worshipping Almighty God according...

...in the Senate and House of Representatives; and that by section 38, Art. 4, it is provided that — "The Legislature may confer upon organized townships,...administrative character, as they may deem proper." In this claim counsel for respondent lose sight of other provisions of the Constitution. Section 6,...

...such tinre and in such manner as the legislature may direct." And, in general, by section 38, art. 4 : "The legislature may confer upon organized townships,...administrative character as they may deem proper." The power conferred in the charter of Grand Rapids to remove its officers was but recognition of ancient...

...the learned trial judge was in error. Section 38 of article 4 of the Constitution provides that : " The legislature may confer upon organized townships,...administrative character as they may deem proper." 141 MICH.— 45. It has been frequently held by this court that the laying out of drains is a mere...

...circumstance of its exercise. Therefore, when the Constitution granted to the Legislature the right to " confer upon organized townships, incorporated cities...administrative character as they may deem proper" (Article 4, § 38), the Legislature was invested with authority to prescribe how, when, in what manner,...

...be prescribed by law." Under section 8— "The legislature may by general law confer upon the boards of supervisors of the several counties such powers...a local, legislative and administrative character, not inconsistent with the provisions of this Constitution, as it may deem proper." Under the authority...

...officers. The Constitution (section 38, art. 4) provides that the Legislature may confer upon cities such powers of a local, legislative, and administrative character as they may deem proper. The Legislature has not, in this instance, delegated to the municipality the power to fix the salary...