Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-11-12
THE LEGISLATURE.
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| be had before listers DV persons az
grieved.
IL SOP, by Mr.. Butts Of Hyde Park,
persons plundering gardens or yards
by night shall be fined or imprisoned.
IL 503, by Mr. Burns of Enosburgi
applicants for special teachers permits
shall procure certificates of qualifica-
ton from town superintendent OF
county examiner.
IL Sill. by Mr.. Warren of Willis
ton. proposes division of state high
way tax received from each county
on basis of proportion Of each towns
mileage to total mileage of county.
II 5l7, by Mr. Walker of Ludlow,
increases salary Of employees at state
house from - TO 50 day.
/ II SIS, by same, expense of railroad
commission shall be borne by railroad
CONF anies.
II SO. by Mr.. Hinsdale of St.
George. proposes to tax diamonds and
allow no offset against same for debts
owing.
II $40, by Mr.. lIinsdale Of ST.
rtOI4ts lbNh ~ llCt iilt'ilb'iiA oildiI lioi
be school director.
II 81, by Mr.. Noble Of Benson,
four times as many ballots as voters
shall be printed.
II 524, by Mr.. Blake of Milton,
provides for the appointment of a state
chemist or milk tester
II $40, by Mr.. Barnes Of Addison.
certificates Of third grade shall be
granted only to persons who have
passed satisfactory examination in
common school branches.
II 527, by Mr.. Clark of Glover. pro-
viding for establishment of Board of
Liquor commissioners who shall pur-
chase liquors to be sold at agencies
and shall test tie same before pur-
chasing.
II 52s, by same, amending sections
81 and 9s, V. ). Names of parties
shall be placed over names of candi.
dates on official ballot. Residence of
candidates shall be printed after names.
Nominations of different parties shall
be placed on separate ballots.
II 534, by Mr.. Morse of Barre, max
ing Saturday afternoons in juno, July
and August legal holidays.
II $50. by Mr.. Shade of Springfield,
reduces limit of debt in trustee pro-
cess to IS.
II 53I, by same,t TO fees of justices of
the peace. Pays them 20 cents an
hour.
II 524, by Mr.. Woodward of Plain
field, to prohibit the use of cigarettes
and tobacco by minors.
IL $40, by Mr.. Hall of Bakersfield,
any town, by two-thirds vote. may re-
turn to district system of schools.
IL 552, by Mr.. Ward of Putney.
providing for use of check lists in eau
cuses.
II $50, by Mr.. Goodwin of Chelsea,
veterans of late war shall be exempt
from auctioneer's license.
Signed IL 34,to prevent discharge
OF prisoners on Sunday; II 46. relat-
ing to appointment OF guardians; II
30. relating TO guardians of female
minors; ii 81. empowering cities and
towns TO vote money for free open-air
entertainments; II 5s, relat- |
ing TO deposition of certain assets.
Friday.
SENATE.
Bills passed.-S 80, municipal suf-
frage for women; IL ~, town clerks
to be notaries public.
Reconsideration killing S 5.to |
amend the liquor law. Bill ordered |
10 lie for amendment.
Passed.-S 80, to amend charter of
West Randolph; 5 l22, West Ram
lolph school district.
) ), TO amend the prohibitory law
was taken from the table on motion of
senator Peck of Orange. and referred
back TO the committee.
lntrOduced.-S l2l. substitute for
; "a, care of burial grounds. Ordered
% lie and be printed.
killed.-S Sc. salries OF municipal
udges.
HOUSE.
kil'ed.-H %, relating to invento-
les. hv rising vote, yeas. 6S, nays %.
il lG9. relating TO paying highway
AK N labor; II 2s2,protection of per-
ons and property.
Ordered 10 lie as amended.-H Ito
prevent bribery in caucuses and con.
entions. Amendments provide that
shalt be held second Satur-
lay before elections and delegates TO
and candidates for town
eprt sentatives shall be chosen by bal
OF. Yeas. LIS; noes, l6. Later. this
vas made a special order for IL a. IN.
ext Friday.
II IL. empowering fire district No.
in Rochester to bring water into
istrict.
II l0l, relating to publication of
Offices for grants. charters. etc, to bc
pplied for.
ii l35, relating TO the election of
'usiees of cemetery funds.
IL 3l5, amending charter of West
village.
hilled.-H &c, relating to ballots.
II Ito, repeating section 246. V. s..
.latlng to meetings of agricultural