Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-24
SPRING water
Charter Granted to Perry
and ScIibner
BARRE CHARTER
Bill for Amendment introduced
From Outside.
Special to TELEeRAM.)
Montpelier, Nov. 24.-Several i'm
portant matters dome up in the legis-
lature TODAY.
SENATE MORNING.

SENATE MORNING.
New bliss. 1853 to allow the in.
surance commissioners clerk at $1,000
salary, s l54 to create the office Of
cattle commissioner at 50 per day
with expenses.
Ordered to third reading S, 149,
relating to a report on Brattleboro
Retreat, S,151, relating to sale of
drugs and poisons by unlicensed per-
sons, S, 152, to pay J. W. Mears, and
S, $50, to amend the charter Of the
city of Barre. This bill was introduc-
ed from the committee and the first
that Mr.. McWhorter of Barre knew
of the existence Of the bill was
when he heard it read this morning.
The bill is as follows:
"Sec. l-Section 3 of Act 146 of
acts of 1896 is hereby amended by in
serting ir line II OF said section after
the word "the" where it last occurs
and before the. word "awarding''
the words "taking out" and
by striking out of line q
in said section the words "Such ap.
peal" and insert in lieu thereof the
words "an appeal from damages.
Sec. 9. This act shall take effect
from it's passage.
Passed H. $50 relating to the
amount OF money person shall depos.
it In savings bank, AT, 434, 43S and
45o. The governor has approved and
signed the bill relating to West Ran
dolph charter and other private bills.
The Senate confirmed the following
appointments by the governor this
morning: George W. Aitken of Wood
stock for member of the board Of ag
riculture.
For board of visitors to Norwich
university, Fl. W. Marvin of Alburg
DR.. F. E. Steele of Gaysville; j. D.
Denison of Randolph;- Frederick r
Carleton of Montpelier.
Mr.. Carleton is democrat, as il
also Ernest Hitchcock Of Pittsford O.
the board of agriculture.
Mr.. Aitken is manager Of the Bill
llngs farm at Woodstock.
| HOUSE-MORNING.
It was voted this morning thai
when the House adjourn this after
noon it will be until o'clock Monda!
morning. Killed-H l, equal'zins
taxation; "A, state highway tax; SO
relating to supervisors Of schools; l64
to regulate party caucuses; 227, short
ening the open trout season on
month; 246, 3O4, relating to sale o
tobacco TO minors.
Ordered to third reading, H 123
reducing the amount Of money tina
can be trusteed from $40 to So.
Passed, 466, an important bill IN
creasing the powers of the state boar
Of health.
H3 3l5 to increase the state schoc
tx from 5 to 10 per cent. was ordere
to a third reading. H 70 to incorpol
ate. the Perry 4 Scribner Water Co
of Barre was called up by Gale G
Guilford. The amendment to subm1
the question Of ratification OF I'll
charter passed by the legislature
the voters of Barre at the next Marc
meeting was discussed by Gale, Fleet
wood of Morristown, Graham
Craftsbury, Taylor Of Hardwick' WI
favored it. The amendment was xii
ed.
Gale made another amendment
Section Z, that when one-thtrd OF th
abutting property owners OF a"
street want spring water the stree
commissioners shall give suitable Il
cation to reach such parties. IN
was opposed by Graham and Mclt
tyre who wanted the bill passed as