The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-20

V ~ htile cas- accom- piisbed by the LEG
sslsisrs last week, the tatu bers goins u
Barlibstoa 90 Their lunts," 90 Ihnfs
d.y, sitter which moot OF them leis Tor
tLcif homes. The Democrats hsve deeld
ed 10 roo I W M.Ioney /. candidate Ion
ssustor sssinsi Proctor.
A iss bill. have been introduced. The
mo,l uportsut OF Shict IL high llcebse
bill introduced by MEG AIRY, Democrat, OF
Barlin. too. Tue ~ Adams Messenger
clsims that there are only 50 votes 10 the
II ouss 10 favor Of bish license counting
all the Dem crate, add some Of those arr
kpOs TO be 10 favor Of the present law.
The ball PROVIDES that no Interesting
liaaof shall he sold except 90 tbs ground
d Dor ~ .ny building aud In full sight OF
the STREET TIE hours are from a. N to
II .. N guards sgsiust the adnlterstiob
sud tue selling OF liquors TO minors, IL
SAGE aud bsbitusl druntsrds, and ptohib
lie selling TO persons when written no
tice has been given by relatives not to sell
to sueh persons
90 petition Of rs voters in spy town,
said tosp shall vote at the snousl town
meeting 10 decide Whether or not 1t will
graft license OF lIcenses Tor the sale OF
liquor during tts ensuing year. II the
vote IL Yes. selectmen shall fr the fee.
10 be not less than $500 nor more than
$1,000 The usual restrictions at to grant
lug licenses to unit persons aud relating
10 met bods Of selling, ETC.. are imposed
Tue House voted TO have 1000 copies OF
the llcense bill printed aud distributed
among the members OF the House and
Senate. that they might be sent to their
constituents, thus iususing a more careful
vote on the question.
On Wednesday, Redfeld Proctor will be
elected TO tho Uai ed States Senate, the
vote btiug 10 the Senate unanimously Tor
hin and 10 the House l79 for Proct I and
40 Tor T. W. NJ loney Of Rutland.
Qli,e snumber OF bills we're introduced
on Tuesday aud We 'nesdsy. A bill
which attracted much attention was that
Incorporating the Central Vermont Rail
wsy company. with q capital stock OF
So 900 900. 1t 10 said there is likely TO
be good deal Of discussion when il come.
up.
Mr.. Ballard OF Georsis introduced 3
bill providing that teachers having receiv
ed one fret er dc certificate, or three
second grade certificates. aud having
taught successfully for at least $50 weeks
hereunder, shall be entitled, without Ell
sminatiLn, to the i've years certificate, to
be given by the county examiner on be
ing sstffod tina, the applicant is entitled
thereto.
Mr.. Mstlocks Of Dsuville Introduced q
bill the purport Of which is to compel
railroads ly Jog wholly or psrtly IN VeI
mont to hsve 1000 mile mileage books OF
sale at ell stations, at price cot TO exceed
two cents mie and to bs good in the
hands OF suy person presenting them.
Mr. Swssey OF Barre introduced 9 bill
Dc 6aing contempt 10 justice and municipal
courts aud providing for the punt hment,
which shall be fine OF not more than S25
OF imprisonment for not over 80 days,
Mr. Holmes OF Bfookfeld introduced
bill reducing the limit OF exemption Of
savings bank deposits frsm $500 to 5000.
Mr.. Batterlield OF Derby Introduced 8
bill creating the Office OF attorney general
He shall be appointed by the Supreme
conr, bienniul!y
MIR Rlchsrj son OF st Adams city intro
duoed bill relating to the oflice OF sher
in, which makes sherifs Ineligible for
more than tao terms aud applies to pres
ent officials.
Mr.. Sheridon Of Higbgste introduced
. bill relating to assistance to be given
voters 10 marking ballots Voters shall be
assisted by two mem bers Of the board oil
civil authority, oae democrat aud one
republican, to he selected by bin.
Mr.. Dodge Of Sheldon, by request, intro
iuced bill to tquslize taxation. Money
loaned 90 real estate mortgages at no,
more than IL per cent shall b. exempt
The acceptance Of & higher rate Of ioterest
when exemption is claimed shall be treat
ID usnrious. Savings bank losbs made st
20, more than D IL per cent shall not be
liable for stale tai on deposit