Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-26
State to Buy All Liquors Used
Through a State Agent.
STATE LABORATORY,
Bill Killed, then Reconsider
ed and Made Special Orr
der for Tuesday.
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

NAouUPCilCI, wv. Go'- uC lucHluCIn
are rushing business this morning and
will probably adjourn over this after
noon to Monday. A lot of bills were
introduced, read and referred. Among
them Isl by Strong of Hyde Park lay
ing tax of 1gc. on Lamoille county.
II. 1873, 1874, 1856, 1856 and 1877, were
read and referred. Resolution on
the death Of Gen. Sherman was unani-
mously adopted by both House and
Senate.
BY Sibley of Montpelier, H. 1SO,
providing for the purchase of liquors
for city and town agencies by state
commissioner, 50 as to secure pure
liquors at lowest prices.
By Gale of Guilford, allowing min
listers from out of state to perform
marriages in state by permission of
the governor.
S. 6S, to licensing vicious dogs was
introduced and referred also S. &C, 81.
Mr.. Emery, of Chelsea, occupied
the chair in the House this morning.
In the Senate a lot of bills were
read and referred, H. ID, "a, 81, At,
4S, 100, III, lib, 125.
Fl. 6, the State Laboratory bill,
which was killed last night was re-
considered this morning by vote of
19 to and made special order next
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. McWhorter of Barre city pre-
sented long petition in favor of the
prohibitory law.
H. 95 relating to check lists: II.
l4O fining officers who fail to arrest
drunks, and Fl. 167 election of listers,
we're all killed.
Read the third time and passed,
II II, II l02, Ii 1866.
The senate did little business in the
forenoon yesterday, as the bill calling
for Laboratory of Hygiene took up
most of the time. The senate went
into committee of the whole to dis
cusS the matter.
Before adjourning they came out Of
committee to hear message from the
governor announcing his approval Of
the joint resolution permitting the
committee on industrial schools to
visit them.
Two bills we're passed.
S. 80, relating to the Rutland Tran
sit Company.
S. As, to pay M. e. Chase the sum
therein named.
The afternoon session of the house
was commenced by the reading Of H.
l3, "An act to establish the boundary
line between the state of Vermontand
the commonwealth of Massachusetts.
H. "a, An act in relation to the
probate OF foreign wills. This bill
was passed.
II. Al, an act in amendment of Sec
tion 4477 of the Vermont Statutes,
relating to the penalty for being in
toxicated. This bill passed.
II. LOG, all act to pay Charley w.
Ying the sum therein named.
II. lib, an act to refund to Frank
P. Bliss the sum named. These bills
passed.
II. 100, an act to amend sec. 29S0
If the " S. and providing for the di-
vision of towns into two highway dis
tricts; reported adversely and ordered
10 lie.
II. 10, an act to amend sec. 3464
If the V. S. was killed.
II. 4S. An act to amend an act en-
titled ''an act in addition to the
charter of the village of West Ran
lolph" approved November 21, 1890.
Passed.
II. Ill. An act to legalize the
luadrennial appraisal of real estate
md the grand lists of the town Of
Morgan for the years therein. Passed.
II. IS. An act to pay George NJ.
Hogan the sum named therein. Pass
ID.
H. 66. An act to pay Alfred A.
Hall the sum therein named. Passed.
S. 2l. An act to enable the city Of
Montpelier to issue bonds to build a
chool house and bridge. Passed.
S. A. For the support of the
bishop of the Episcopal church in the
iocese of Vermont. Passed, !