Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-29

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| Raymore, Richard, Richardson Rowell
Samson, Sanborn, Sanford, Sawtell, Sew
all. Silloway, Simpson, Smith OF Bridport
Smith Of Halifax, Smith OF Londonderry
smith OF Woodstock, the speaker, Stearns
Stewart. Stevens OF Charleston, Stoddard
swan, Taplin OF Barton, Taplin Of Cor
NTH, Taylor OF HsrdwicK, Thomas
Thompson, Towle, Vancore, Walker oil
Andover, Walker of Benson, Ward, War
rem OF Cabot, Warren OF Thetford, War
rem OF Weathersfield, Waterman, Whip
pie, Whitcomb OF Guild hall, Whittemore
| Wilder, Wiley, Williams OF Bloomfield
Williams OF Newfane, Wood, Woodwork
Wyman.
Eays-Messrs. Barber OF Barre town,
Barber of Montgomery, Bean OF West
Fairlee, Billings, Blake, Blossom, Bowles
OF Woodtord, Bryant OF Weston, Buck,
Bundy, Burditt, Burnham, Burt OF Stowe,
Burt OF Sunderland, Buttolph, Carter,
Chase, Churchill, Cree, Currier. Daniels OF
Middlesex, Dechene, Farley, Eaton, Farm
ham, Fletcher of Essex, Fletcher OF Mt.
Holly, Fresh, Gale, George, Gilmore, Gill
lilan, Graves, Harrington, Hinerth,
Hodges, Houghton Of Putney, Kendall,
Ketchsm OF Sudbury, Ketcham OF Vergen-
mes, Lackey, Lawrence, Macomber, Mat
tison, Mayo, McFeeters, MeGinn, Nc
Whorter, Mills, Miller OF Burlington,
Morrill,, Nay, Noonan OF st. George,
O'Brien, 0'Dowd, 0'Neil, Pelton, Platt,
Porter, Powers, Reynolds, Rounds, Row.
land, Sawyer, Sheldon OF Fair Haven,
Sheldon OF ockbridge, Sibley, Smith OF
Pownal, Sowles, Stephenson, Stephens of
Bolton, Stevens OF Maidstone, Stevens of
Richmond, Strong, Sumner, Tassie, lay
lor of Moretown, Tewksbury, Thrall, Tu-
dor, Turner, Webb, Weed, Weeks, Whit
comb OF Cavendish, White, Wilson,
Worcester, Wright of Hinesburgh, Wright
OF Williston.
Not Nottingham OF Lincoln, Coe, Del
ehanty, Farr, Hill, McCuin, Meader,
Monahan, Quinlan, Rockwell, Whitney.
There were two pairs --Messrs. Baldwin
and Northrop and Messrs. Hubbard and
Childs.
The Senate concurred in the joint reso-
luton authorizing the tax commissioner
to continue investigation OF corporation
taxes.
The Senate killed Royce's pure referen-
dunn bill, Is to ~, after an animated
debate. IL later reconsidered the bill
abolishing capital punishment and, after
a short discussion, ordered II to third
reading, IS to y.
ing the act allowing towns to abolish
their liquor agencies. 1t reconsidered the
killing OF the Swanton hatchery bill and
laid it over. 1t killed Taylor's bill re-
vamping the liquor agency system and
making II harder to secure that which
exhilarates, after a warm scrap, lis to SO.
IL dismissed the bill looking forward to a
removal Of the state capital from Mont
pelier, ll3 to II.
The Senate had an executive session and
confirmed the following appointments of
the governor: Estate geologist, George II.
Perkins Of Burlington; state board OF
agriculture, Charles j. Bell u Walden
and Ernest Hitchcock OF Pittsford; mem
Der OF the state board of health for six
years, Truman X. Stiles of st. Johnsbury;
railroad commissioners, Jonathan Ross OF
st. Johnsbury, Levant M. Read OF Roch
ngham, Henry S. Bingham OF Benning-
ton. The nomination of Victor |. Spear
of Randolph for board OF agriculture was
rejected.
new House bill relates to granting
teachers certificates to graduates OF
academies and high schools. They must
be approved by normal school commits
sioners.
The Senate passed Senate bin relating
to prisoners who violate their paroles;
House bills appropriating for geological
work; discharge OF persons from asylums. |
A new Senate bill is designed to protect |
grey squirrels by making close season |
from Jan. ! to Oct. /.
The House killed the bill abolishing the |
railroad commission.
A new House bill requires those who |
sell milk tickets not to reissue same, as a |
against disease.
A debate took place over Bundy's bill |
judges to accept passes. Ii |
was ordered TO third reading.
The House passed House bills relating
to compensation of officers who make |
searches for liquor; cutting down period
OF exempting new industries to five years;
increasing corporation taxes 40 per cent
relating to truancy; requiring railroads
to remove bushes from vicinity OF cross
ings; payment of interest on u. s. deposit
money; making limit OF school age is
years and establishing Kindergarten
system; for additions to reform school;
permitting physicians OF adjoining states
to practice here.
The Senate attempt to get equal
with the House on THE
committee failed.
The Senate put to sleep the bill requir-
Ing the fencing OF holes in ice or bridges.
A new Senate bill looked toward a new
Vermont digest.
The Chelsea meeting house bill was
passed by the Senate, with amendments.
The governor approved bills extending |
time within which bounties can be |
claimed; fixing time within which actions
against stockholders can be brought
FRIDAY.
Reconsideration has become a matter OF /
course. Nothing is killed until 1t is
killed twice. Both houses spent most OF |
their time on bills that had been once
disposed Of.
A new Senate bill requires that reports
Of names of the states insane supported |
At Brattleboro shall be made to the /
auditor twice year. A substitute |
pharmacy bill came in also.
The Senate pas 'ed the anti-cigarette |
bill with proposals OF amendment. 1t is |
stoned down." merely for |
bidding sales to minors. II also passed |
the Senate bill relating to parole OF /
prisoners; the House bills relating to fees /
Of town clerks and one to punish for false |
swearing in adjustment of fire losses.
The Senate passed the bill abolishing |
capital punishment, 10 to II, after due
The Senate vigorously discussed Senator |
Browns bill repeating the law making |
the holding OF government revenue |
certificate prima facie evidence OF liquor |
selling. Third reading was refused, yeas, |
Is, nays, 10.
Alter hearing Lawyer Button on the |
matter OF Clements trust incubating bill |
In committee of the whole, the Senate |
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