Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-03

III. 5O2. Provides for the assessment
of a state tax of II per cent, two
thirds to be paid before Nov. 10, 1895,
and the balance before June 10, 1896.
III. sol. Appropriates $1,050,OOO to
pay current expenses of the state for
the next two years.
III. 499. Changes the name of the
Vermont Reform school to Vermont
Industrial school.
| Ell. 405. Holds fire insurance COM
panies bound for the acts and prom
ses Of their agents and sub agents.
| s. $50. Incorporates Nicaragua COM
pany; capital, $12,O0O,00O.
H. 800. Provides for savings banks
to divide the net profits above 10 per
cent surplus among the depositors on
deposits that have been in the bank
one year, provided that such profits
shall amount to one per cent.
Fl. 1O1. Makes red clover the state
flower
Fl. 103. Appropriates $1,000 for the
maintenance and completion of the
fish hatchery.
81. 1872. Fixes the third Thursday of
each session as the time for the cleo
ton Of state officers.
H. 254. Enables incorporated school
districts to change their boundaries
by submitting the question to vote Of
both Incorporated district and outside
town district.
II. $40. Gives text books on physi-
ology and hygiene, now owned by
the state, to the towns.
II. 353. Appropriates $500 annually
to encourage the maple sugar indus
try; to be used by maple sugar max
ers' association in their discretion.
IT. 1863. Establishes a state board
Of pharmacy and regulates practice
OF pharmacy in the state.
H. 448. School directors may pro-
vide for instruction Of advanced pu-
pills in higher branches OF English in
outside high schools, academies and
seminaries, provided none such exist
in the town.
H. 459. Requires town liquor agen-
cies to pay into the state treasury all
profits above 10 per cent Of sales.
H. 465. Provides for summer schools
for teachers in counties where no in
institute is held during the year, at an
expense not to exceed $3.50 for each
county.
S. 187. Provides for editing the
laws of 1894 and incorporating them
into the revised statutes. o. NJ. Bar
Der Of Arlington, L. NJ. Read of Rock
ingham and John Young of Newport,
editors, at SO per day each.
H. 252. Repeats payment of mole
ties to prosecuting officers in liquor
cases.
II SO. Grants to graduates of col
leges, academies, seminaries and high
schools whose course Of study is ap-
proved by the state superintendent,
teachers certificates without exami-
nation.
Ell. 80. Requires last halliday ses
sion Of schools before Memorial day
to be devoted to patriotic exercises.
S. 115. Permits savings banks to
invest per cent of their deposits in
permanent building for use and rent
S. 1874 Provides that % weeks
shall constitute q legal school year.
II. 1852. Fine not exceeding 50 for
exercising any but reasonable en-
ployment, or resorting to house of
entertainment or dance on Sunday.
Fl. 455. Requires town superintend
ents to make annual reports and pro-
vides a fee of So for same.
S. 81. Permits divorce for cause
wherever accrued after a years. resi-
dence in Vermont of ibellant, next |
before term of court to which libel is
brought.
H. 369. Provides for free text
books in public schools, to be furnish
ed by each town, the books to be Sc
lected by school directors and town
S. 1876. Provides for PRONUNCIATION
of the laws by publishing them in
form and distributing to
the newspapers, which are to receive
80 cents per 100 copies for all distri-
buted to actual subscribers.
S. 127. Requires towns of $500 and
more inhabitants to maintain high
schools.
S. 40. Amending the ballot law so
as to make it optional with towns Of
between 1000 and 5000 to
use the Australian ballot law at their
annual and special meeting.
S. 1877. tuberculosis bill. Board of