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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-03

No. 11S.--AN ACT RELATING TO DAMAGE DONE TO
SHEEP, LAMBS, FOWLS OR OTHER DOMESTIC
ANIMALS, BY DOGS, AND TO AMEND REVISED
LAWS, SECTIONS FOUR THOUSAND AND FORTY
THREE, FOUR THOUSAND AND FORTYFOUR.
FOUR THOUSAND AND FORTY. FIVE AND FOUR
THOUSAND AND FORTY-SIX. V. s., AS PRO
POSED SECTIONS 1867, 1862 1870 AND 4e71A
Is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
Upon failure of the selecmen of perform the duties
prescribed in sections 4043 and 4045 of the Revised Laws Of
Vermont OF the treasurer to make payment prescribed by
section 4046 the party suffering the loss may same
Of such town in action Of debt founded upon this statute with
costs
Approved November Is, 1894.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-03

No. 11o--AN ACT TO REGULATE FISHING IN GER
TAIN WATERS
as hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION L. No person shall shoot any fish in Lake Bomoseen
Lake ST. Caharne Lemon Fa above the mill dam at Rich
VILE or in any tributary either Of such bodies Of water
SEQ No person shall catch pckere with hook and line
trap net shoot spear such fish in Syms ponds or waters
of October year the 18th day Of June in the following
year.
SEC person who violates any provision Of this act shall
be fined five dollars for each fish SO taken caught
Approved November ~, 1894
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-03

IA 1ao AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF AND IN ANN
TIoN no CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
ak OF THE REVISED LAWS, CHAPTER 1855 yFp
MONT STATUTES AS PRoPoSED.)
his AsysDy enacted By the General assembly Of tie &ss i
Vermont:
SECTION Chapter LAG Of the Revised Laws hereby amn
bv adding thereto after section $3.50 and before section 5
section Which shall read as follows, viz.
me certificates and written agreements mentioned in the n
sections IF this chapter shall be recorded by the town G
book KEPT for that purpose and alphabetically ndexed
Approved November H. 1894.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-03
No. lean ACT TO REGULATE THE LIABILITY OF
INN-KEEPERS

No. ll9.-AN ACT TO REGULATE THE LIABILITY OF
INN-KEEPERS.
IS hereby enacted By the General assembly of The State Of
Vermont:
SECTION Whenever nnkeeper shall provide safe in
such inn for the safe keeping of any money Jewels
belonging to the guests Of such inn and shall give notice thereof
BY posting public and conspicuous place and the
office and public oom and in the public paos Of such inn the
fact that such safe provided in which such money Jewels
ornaments may be deposited if guest shall neglect deliver
such money jewels ornaments to the person apparently
charge Of the office Of such for deposit in such safe ch
nnkeper shall not be liable for any loss Of money Jewels
ornaments sustained by such guest unless such loss shall
through want of ordinary and diligence of such inn
keeper No nnkeeper shall be liable any guest for the loss
Of wearing apparel personal baggage for any exceeding
three hundred dollars, unless shall appear that such loss
occurred through Of ordinary and diligence of such
inn-keeper.
SEC No nnkeeper shall be liable for loss or damage to
articles known or used as samples belonging commercial
men or other persons occurring other than through want of
ordinary and diligence Of such inn-keeper
SEQ No innkeeper shall be liable for loss in case of fire
overwhelming force where such nkeeper has exercised
ordinary and reasonable the custody Of the baggage
other property of guest
Approved November ~, 1894
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No 115-AN ACT IN RELATION TO AGRICULTURAL
AND HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS.
IT'S hereby enacted By the General assembly Of tie state q
Vermont:
SECTION l. The officers of any State county town tar asso
citation shall have power regulate and prevent all kinds OF
theatrical circus or mountebnk exhibitions and shows or afhc
fruits goods wares and merchandise of whatever description
the trading of horses and games of chance fair days and
within distance Of two hundred yards any of the highways
leading passing the said fair grounds if in the opinion
said officers the same shall obsruc any way interfere with
the free and uninterrupted use the highway and the police
employed by any such association shall possess the same power
as is now vested in them by law within said grounds.
SEC g. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 81, 1894.
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No. 111-AN ACT TO PROMOTE THE PUBLIC SAFE
TY IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS.
It's hereby enacted By the General assembly Me State q
Vermont:
SECTION |. Incorporated villages cities may make bylaws
requiring all buildings used places of public meetings en-
teranments within such incorporated villages cities to be
vded with ample of escape OF fire and adequate
facilities for entrance and exit all occasions and to be SC
changed if necessary to endanger the health and safety
Of who may occupy them They may make regulations
concerning all buildings be erected material and method
of construction the end that they shall not be to the
general welfare and safety of the community.
SEC The aldermen bais trustees of cities incor-
poated villages shall have power to enforce the provisions Of
such bylaws any change that may be ordered provided in
section | of this act.
SEC person aggrieved by any order made by such board
of aldermen ba trustees based upon the provisions of
ton of this act may appeal by petition the county court in
the county where such building located be erected dur
ing the time of such court the said court
on the application may be made by petition Judge of the
supreme Thereupon said said Judge SHALL after
due notice of the pending of such petition appoint three commits
sone whose duty shall be examine the premises and hear
Upon said report being fled said county shall render
judgment thereon and have all the power of the Of chan
Gerry in all matters relating thereto.
SEC The aldermen baifs trustees may require the
doors for exit of all rooms for public meetings entertainments
to open outwards.
Sec 5. The owner of any building who shall will
fully neglect refuse comply with the provisions of this act
shall pay fine exceeding five hundred dollars for the
fit of the city Incorporated village in which the building
situated
Approved November 81, 1894.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-03

No 124-AN ACT RELATING TO LICENSING ACol
DENT INSURANCE CORPORATIONS.
Is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of tho Sas
Vermont:
SECTION The insurance commissioners NAV IN their dscre
ton license corporations issuing policies or certificates Of c
dent insurance on the assessment pan do business in this state
wnen such corporations shall have emergency and reserve
fund Of not less than death or disability oil
policy or certificate holders and which emergency and reserve
iund shall at no time be less than thousand dollars
$50 Corporations 50 licensed shall be subject the svs
Of this State relating insurance Companies and all acts end
validity Of this act repealed ~
PEG. o. I nj act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November ~, 1894.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-03

tr.aure Il Tho tr m said station as the director Of said
experiment station NAV show by his bills he has expended IN
performing the duties required by this act but N no 70
coed the Of the license fees received Dy inc H.
under this act such payment be made annually On Or after n
first day Of September upo the order Of the Auditor OF
Accounts who hereby directed draw his order f0rsuch pur
pose Y,
SEQ q Said act further amended BY changing me NUMBER
of Section - to Section 10
Approved November IA, 1894
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No 114-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF AND IN ADDI-
TION TO NUMBER ONE HUNDRED AND NINE OF
THE ACTS OF 1883, ENTITLED IAN ACT TO REGTr-
LATE THE SALE OF COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS y
Vermont
SECTION No. 100 Of the Acts of 1885, approved November
2 1888 entitled An to regulate the sale Of commercial
fertilizers hereby amended by inserting after Section II Of
sud act another section which shall be numbered Section 2 and
shall read as follows All analyses Of fertilizers provided for
BY this act including the collection Of samples for such analyses
sa be made by the director Of the Vermont Agricultural
pertinent Station at the expense of said station SO much
e license fees collected under this act shall be paid the State
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-03

No. 113.-AN ACT TO ESTABLISH A UNIFORM
STANDARD TO BE USED IN ALL CREAMERIES
AND CHEESE FACTORIES IN PAYING FOR MILK
is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont
SECTION In all ceameries and cheese factories in this State
milk containing four per of butter shall be the standard
used as paying basis
SEC 2 This act shall take effect December /, 1894.
Approved November 81, 1894
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-03

No 1ol.-AN ACT FOR THE MORE EFFECTUAL PRES.
ERyATION OF FILES AND RECORDS IN TOWN
CLERKS OFFICES
Vermont:
SECTION Any town not already provided with fire proof
safe or vault Of sufficient for the eecua preservation
the files and records now in the town clerks Office that NAV
hereafter accumulate there shall forthwith procure such safe
vault
SIC g. It is hereby made the duty Of the several towns
this state not already provided with such suitable fire proof pro
lection to procure the same
SEo g. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November 20, 1894
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-03

No HAN ACT TO PREVENT THE ADULTERA-
TON OF CANDY.
as hereby enacted By the General assembly Of tie State Of
Ver7nonl
SECTION person who shall aduerate candy with terra
ab baa tale any other substances detrimental to health
knowingly sell offer for sale candy adulteraed shall be
punished by fine OF not than hundred dollars S100)
not less than fifty dollars for each offence
Approved November ~, 1894
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-03

No. 12s-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION OF
NO. rag OF THE ACTS OF 1892.
1t as hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the STATE
Vermont:
SECTION l. The time fixed for making the records mentioned
in section number hundred and ortysx of the Acts
1892 hereby extended to include the term Of office of said
Judge next succeeding the term mentioned in the first section
said act
Sec 2. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved October Is, 1894.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-03
No. 1l6-AN ACT TO PROHIBIT THE ADULTERA-
TION OF GRAIN

TION OF GRAIN.
Rhereby enacted BY the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont
SECTION l. ANY person who shall adueate any kind of meal
ground grain with oa any other substance whatever for
the purpose Of SALE unless the true compositions mixture adu
iteration thereof plainly marked indicated upon the package
containing the same or in which it is offered for SALE and any
person who knowingly sells offers for sale any meal ground
grain which has been aduerated unless the true composition
mixture adulteton plainly marked indicated upon the
package containing the which it offered for shall
be fined not less than twenty-five dollars than
hundred dollars for each oence onef Of the fine such
conviction shall go to the complainant.
Approved November 20, 1894.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-04-12
REGENT ROGERS CASE.
The Investigation Begins Next
Monday Afternoon.
DOES he DRINK TOO HARD?

This Is the Allegation Made Against
Him by Cyrus Leland.
The most interesting of all the legisla-
tive investig ations will be started next
Monday afternoon at the state house.
This is the investigation of Senator
William Rogers regent of the state uni
versity, which was instigated by Chair
man Cyrus Leland of the Republican
state central committee.
Attorney General Dawes is expected to
conduct the prosecution on the part of
the state and State Senator Scion Thacher
will have charge of the defense of Sena-
tor Rogers.
The committee will meet Monday
afternoon at o'clock in the front office
of the state bank commissioner accord
ing to the present arrangements.
If the Chase investigation committee
Is not in session here at the time it is
likely the Rogers committee will adjourn
from the bank commissioners Office to
representative hall,
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STATE HOUSE NOTES.
Items of Interest Picked Up in Office and
Corridor.


Items of Interest Picked Up in Office and
Corridor.
Some of the sticks and stones are be-
ing picked off the state house lawn.
The legislature appropriated $500 to
pay the state house ice bill this sum-
mer.
It is expected that the board of public
works will elect new state architect
early next week.
Congressman S. s. Kirkpatrick, who
lives at Fredonia, called on Governor
Morrill, yesterday.
The officers of the Osawatomie insane
asylum have finally drawn their back
salaries from the state.
Judge J. L Eldridge the supreme
court bailiff will receive a salary of $500
a year. His duties cover eleven weeks
in the year
The Goodland State bank has notified
the state bank commissioner that it will
pay off its creditors and go into voluntary
liquidation.
The last legislature created two new
clerkships in the Office of the secretary
of state The new jobs are recording
clerk $1,000, and stenographer $500 a
year.
Bank Commissioner Breidenthal has
been at Glen Elder for several days see-
ing about the payment of the depositors
of the Glen Elder bank which failed re-
Gently.
A. c. Sherman says that Governor
Morrill, ought to have visited some of the
towns in State Grain Inspector Merritt's
county before be said the only saloons in
Kansas were in Atchison, LeavenWOrth
and Wichita.
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KANSAS AVENUE BRIDGE.
Everything Ready for Another Vote of the
People on the Matter.

People the Matter.
The recent legislature did not make
provision for building half dozen
bridges across the Kansas river in Shaw
nee county, but it did pass bill author
ling the building of one bridge across
the river on Kansas avenue in the city of
Topeka.
The bridge bill which finally passed
the legislature was introduced by Repre-
sentative Sherman.
1t provides that the county commits
sioners may call an election for the pur-
pose of voting for or against the issu-
auce of bonds to build big Kansas ave-
nue. bridge.
Under this bill bonds can be issued not
to exceed 100000 which would build a
good bridge.
Before the contract for the bridge is
let the county commissioners must ap-
point bridge engineer who shall pre-
pare the plans aud specifications and
make an estimate of the cost of the
structure, and the contract price must
not exceed the estimate of the engineer.
The county commissioners may call
this bridge election to vote bonds any
time within two years.
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WEDEN AND THE SWEDES
w. W. Thomas, Minister to Sweden, at
Hamilton Hall Next Friday.

William Widgery Thomas, who will
lecture at Hamilton hall next Friday
night, the 18th, on Sweden and the
Swedes. the Home of the Vikings and
the Land of the Midnight Sum-" lives in
Portland, Me-. which one of his ancestors
founded.
Four different times has Mr.. Thomas
visited Sweden as the servant of the gov
eminent and several other times in other
capacities. He has held dozen or more
important positions under the govern
ment and has come to be regarded as the
connecting link between the United
States and Sweden.
His appearance in Topeka is directed
by the scandinavian Republican club,
and there will be many notables on the
platform, among them Mayor Fellows,
Governor Morrill, and Congressman Cur
It's.
Mr. Thomas is a literary man of con-
siderable note as we'll recognized ora.
tor.
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SOD TURNED UNDER
To Experiment. on Blue Grass Raising on
Mr.. HiltOn's Suggestion.


The officers of the Topeka public IL
brary are experimenting with Prof II.
R. Hilton's system of irrigation on the
park lawn adjoining the library and
the state house square on Eighth street
Many Topeka people have during the
last few days wondered why the nice
blue grass sod was plowed under but
Mr.. Edward Wilder, president of the
library association, says they propose to
test Prof. Hilton's plan thoroughly as a
part of the course of instruction they are
giving the public free every year, under
the shadow of the state house dome.
According to Prof. Hilton's theory,
blue grass roots are attracted to moist
ure, and by turning water on a blue
grass sod the roots are gradually drawn
up through the sod.
His idea is that the underflow irriga-
ton is the best for blue grass. By dis
tributing the water under the sod by
means of perforated thing, the neces-
sAry moisture can be supplied and the
blue grass roots will grow in the right
direction.
Several rows of perforated thing have
been placed two feet below the surface
on the library parking, and blue grass
seed is to be sown.
Mr.. Wilder says they expect to raise a
good sod this season.
sHear Hon. W. w. Thomas lecture on
Sweden, if you have to walk miles to do
so. You'll never regret it"-Kennebec
(Mal IOurnal
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, April IL. = The
impending arrival of the American war
ships San Francisco and Marblehead off
the coast of Syria has created a sensation
States minister. Mr. w. A. Terrell, reply
ing to a question on the subject, said
that the war vessels were only sent to
protect American justice.
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TODAY'S MARAET REPORT.
Furnished Blythe Associated Press to she
state JournaL
kansas ClsF 1IarkeE


KANSAS Cry. April 2-CATrLE-Re-
ceipts, 4,000; shipments 1,7o0. Market
steady to 10c lower Texas steers, S. 40
@525; Texas cows $2.50Q3. so; beef
steers, $400Q6.25; native COWS, $3.50
"a 40; stockers and feeders, $255@
$50; bulls, S2410425
Hoes = Receipts. 1890; shipments,
1880. Market weak to 8 cents lower.
Bulk of sales, $47O@4 80; heavies
$475@500; packers, $k65 5000: mixed
$450@465; lights, 81 s5@4s0i workers,
81 7OW48 50; pigs, 4U0e9175
No other markets or account of Good
Friday.
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evict some undesirable tenants by force
instead of taking due process of law. and
in so doing disturbed somebody's peace.
His case was continued
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The Shaker Concert Co will give free
entertainment at the Crawford opera
house Monday night
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Land of the NEtdnight sum

HE has something to say and knows
how to say t."-Biddeford Me- Journal,
on Thomas lecture, Hamilton hall, 18th.
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The singer Manufacturing Co.,

At their now quarters, ZIG Kansas ave,
are making a magnificent display of
needle art work done on the Singer
n. B. Campbell. manager, especially
invites the ladies to call and examine this
work, and see the latest Improvements
on our machines.
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''The Land of the Midnight Sun"
Hear Hon. W. w. Thomas at Hamilton
hall. 49, b.
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"The Home of the Vikings" Hear
Hon w. W. Thomas, at Hamilton hall,
18th.
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KILLERS EYES OPENED.
The Ex-senator Says the West Is Full Oh
Silver Sentiment.

NEW YORK, April ~. = Ex-seDa or
Warner Miller has recently been in G i
cago While there < says that he dis
covered that there arg many free silver
advocates in that part of the coultr,.
He says: THE prairie seems to be on
fire with sentiment in favor of free coin
age. I believe the feeling permeates
many western states.
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FOR MRS. THORPE.

Another Woman's Organization Protest
Against Her Removal.
To the Editor of the STATE JOURNAL:
Topeka, April 10, '95.
We, the members of the Frances Will
lard w. G. T. e., want to enter our pro-
test against the removal of Mra Thorpe
as police matron and ask that she be re-
instated.
That those who are best acquainted
with her and her work know how nobly
she has discharged the duties of the
Office, and feel that one so faithful should
be retained.
MRS. A N. ZANE, Pres.
MRS. l. II. KLEIN, Secy.
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You will miss valuable information if
you fail to read the World Medical In
stitute's Easter greeting and what To-
peka people say about that institution.
1t will be found on another page.
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"Sweden and the Swedes" Hear Hon.
W. w. Thomas, at Hamilton hall, 18th.
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WASHINGTON, April 12-The presi-
dent to-day appointed A. B. Reeves re-
ceiver of public moneys at Dodge City,
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.Hear Hon. w. w. Thomas lecture on
Sweden, if you have to walk miles to do
so. You'll never regret it"-Kennebec
(Me.l Journal
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J0hn Perry Receiver.

WASHINGTON April lathe comptroll-
er of the currency today appointed John
Perry of Kansas City as receiver of the
National bank of Kansas City. Mo.
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DODGE Cfty Recefver Named.

MRS. A. N. ZANE, Pres.
Mrs. L II. KLEIN, Secy.
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FOR RENT-Eegant rooms for rent in the
\, Keith block; furnished or unfinished.
Wilson Keith.
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H OR RENT-Two fine Office rooms for rent in
\ the eth block. Wilson Keith.
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"ANTED-A good, city broke. family horse.
W Also jump seat Surrey or phaeton. Ad-
dress M care Journal. giving price and all
particulars.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

EOR Rents room house. barn, and els
a tern $40 North Jackson. Inquire Geo.
6tansheld's Drug Store, 6s2 Kansas ave.
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TOR RENT-A frSt-claSs brick residence, in
n central location. Also desirable frame
house. Jas. F. Griffin, No. Is Columbian
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SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

Easter lilies, Easter bOnnets,
Easter Jokes and Easter Sonnets,
Easter cakes and Easter pies,
Easter eggs with Easter dyes,
Easter feathers all IN curl,
But the sweetest things the Easter girl.