The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-24
THE LEGISLATURE.
Wednesday, october II.
SENATE MORNING.

Bills Introduced s. 80, by Senator De-
Boor, providing for an appropriation not
exceeding 500 annually for the purpose Vi
extra help during sessions Of the Supreme
Court and other necessary occasions. STATE
and cOrrt eXpen es.
S. 33, by Senator Ballad, repeating cor
tain sections V s. (4522 TO 1929 inclusive)
relatit X TO abatement Of nuts ,nces by chau-
cellors. Judiciary.
S. "a, by Senator Marvin, regulating
holding Caucuses OF political parties. All
caucus,s for choice OF candidates to be- vot-
cd for al State election to be held 40 the
call of the State committee at least Il days
before caucuses are to be held; notices for
caucuses shall be issued not more than Ia
nor less than days prior 10 date OF caucusi
notice to be published In local newspapers
no person TO vote who is not member OF
the party holding caucus; check list to be
used; person not entitled TO vote nj eau
Gus who casts q vote to be fned $50 Eieo-
tons.
S. 80, by Senator Aldrich, amending No.
ITO of 1898, allowing persons 30 days in
which to present nOx Gus animals TO town
clerks in order to receive bounty Game.
y. SO, by Senator LesvenwOrth, RELAXING
to street lights in Csstleton. General com
mittee.
S. 81, by Senator Brown, to incorporate
the Peoples Light and Heating Co, Of Bur
! lington. Corporations
| 9, to insure safety OF trust companies,
reported adversely aud ordered 10 lie, was
! taken up. Senator Dunuett favored, Ssua-
| tor Roy cs opposed ths bill, Third reading
refused, five ayes, twenty-Jhree nays,
! g. u, to enable Montpelier to issue school
and bridge bonds reported tavorably, or
! dered TO third reading and passed.
HoUsE-MoRNING.
Read third time and passed.-H. 3S, au
l1N.s lfNa q
waters connecting Herewith with title
amended)
H. % AN act for the maintenance OF the
fish hatchery, read third time and on mo
ton Of Mr.. McFeeters Of Eoosburgh order
ed to lie.
Third reading ordered.--H, 81, 80 protec
beavers. II. 6, establishing laboratory o
| hygiene (Amendments adopted, providing
that director shall not be member o.
board OF health ard that Safe board o
! health shall fix salaries OF director anC
assistant and that director shall select hi
assistant, with approval OF board.
Mr.. Collier of Derby presented resolu
ton from the Orleans county Sabbat
School Association in favor Of the retention
of the present prohbitory Law. Referred u
joint com. on temperance.
Bills Introduced. H. So, by Mr. North
rop of irfeld, to repeal No. ITO of tn
acts OF 1898, providing bcunties on noxiOu
animals. Game and fisheries
II So, by Mr.. SAnborn of STAFFORD to pa
Elmer IL. Nugent sum named. Claims.
H. 81, by Mr. Bundy OF ST. Johns bury, {
provide for we ky payments by corpora
tons and providing penalty for failure 80
do. Corpora ions.
H So, by MIR. Monahan of Underhill. rt
. lating to the grand Jury and providing tina
when no criminal Cases ara to be brough
before the court. which are punishable b
daatb Or nv imnrigOnmant for "A ppriOd {
more than seven years, no grand jury sha
! be called. Judiciary
/ II. 80, by Mr.. Moody of Waterbur,
4 amending sections relating to supervisio
of schools. Any two or more towns navin
. aggregate of not more than 100 or less tina
so legal schools may, by vote OF school d
+ Tectors, unite for employment OF school 81
pervision. Directors shall form joint con
q mittee TO engage superintendent, fix h
y | salary and appOrtion same among tOwr
!, pro rata to grand lists. School boards
!. towns and ineorpo tated districts OF not lei
> than 5000 inhabitants may unite to sngaf
superintendent under same plan. Sta
shall pay not over two-thirds salary of 8
pervisor, not to exceed $1,000. Superinte
dents shall hold to cheers examination al
4 grant certificates. Specis provision mac
= for Grand Isle county. Towns combinir
a (not incorporated dtstric 81 shall recei'
- $1,000 toward salary OF superintendent, pr
viding they have expended $3.50 or mo
!, themselves. Superintendent shall devo
= entire time to duty. Com. on education.
i III. 80, by Mr.. White Of Rutland city,
v amend charter OF State Mutual Fire Insu
r aDce Company. Corporations.
II. 81, by Mr. McFeeters OF Enosburgh,
a amend Sec 4547, V. g., relating TO fe
:. where seizure Of liquor are made Judicisr
y H. 90, by Mr.. Currier OF Troy. to pay
a W. Kelley the sum named. Claims.
. H. SO, by Mr.. Stevens of Charleston, pt
hitting towns to elect more than one ro
commissioner. Highways, bridges al
ferries.
a II. 81, by Mr.. Wilder of Plymouth,
!. grant relief to town Of Plymouth. Apr
T. PIRATES $1,000 to be expended by selectm
Y and road commissioner of Plymouth
;, permanent roads on the Shrewsbury Mou
3 tain road. Highways. bridges and ferrit
o H. 95, by Mr.. Barber of Barre town,
IF amemend chapter Z, V. g., relating to che
Is list of voters and providing town clerk sh
g. have printed at least twenty copies for ca
x voting place, and election officer shall II
5. use list the second time. Judiciary.
Of H. SO, in amendment Sec. 1915, V. S.,
10 lating TO cattle ordered killed by cat