Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15
BILLS KEEP COMING.
lrulslAuRrs TASK Grows,
RArneR mas DtNlSisnES.

kANfiEh AWAA Ntht ttstttes
stsie lahoratory snd Military Bills
srrrusehlnR las. --proiegt 20
sss ths cspllsl Ninooski An
assation Killed. 40 spegiai Chang
q ia 0auss. SHOOT o. Highway
taus.
Eaa Isaisiaiufs re=asst1hiaa last Eeck
a aaaassy sflsfaaon, tuieFabiy vel
satss sra sIaeiiah suuIt. De- spite %
taa IIsaii 90 90 taa iatradart1au - bills,
f6 aans in tha Haase ana = nunher n
sbe ssnags. nrsfiF 81 ofs pfigsts usture
uns hHi ~ kr. Chass o. Bethel 10 adj
dHlaa g. tha Charter 81 the Bethel
Eis5IEif Lirht Co. plslas at = minimum
az 2 the rate b. ba charged villages for
if lights ana aIlaNs the company %
baaa. 80. also bad q bhl % iegaiizs
BeIhsls lists.
una6e1uut 9th death - NJ. Curtis,
tha n5emtof from ifa. the House adjourn
~ afiaF adopting resolutions.
Eha senate hsd smother "spsii' over
the sfals -iaharHteFy hiu. L bad the
state baarf % heaiih and some % the
laboratory exufrts before t % testify a.
% TIE neoossity for the different provis- /
Ions q the biiL
.sold Home Wees got under Roadway
~ means ~ joint resolution suthoriE-
log thn governor % Bame q 80 - 20 IN
ciads Bennington Battle Day each /
year.
TIE state laboratory BIN was passed in
the senate after the annual appropriation Il
had been cot % 90 90, the appointment 4
% director and assistants and their sals-
ries q BE- hEed hy the State Board OF
Health. the service % the laboratory 10 be
free O. Ell risideuts of the state for pur.
poses outlined Ia the bill, hat l., for
anything except strictly private analyses,
Among ncs bills to the senat- were
one regulating the sale Of drugs and
medicines, fJrhiddlng the sale % poisoe- I
Gus drugs by unlicensed dealersi one d.
yidiHg Grand Isle county between FRANK
In and Chittenden counties,
The senate passed the hill allowinR so II
dsva instead % rs II which bounties on \
nuxiuus animals can be claimed also the
bil providing fer custody o. g. A. K.
records.
II killed Clements bin iorbidding
walking On the track. Ii
A new senate bill permits the erection
Of telegraph, telephone and electric wires
v hen 50 done as not TO Interfere with
possible repairs to highways. /,
The Senate killed a bill requiring all
graduates OF all schools to pass eXamin-
al ions before teaching.
In [ he House Mr.. Emery OF Chelsea in ,
trOdueed a Joint resolution, which was /
adopted, asking Congress to recognize In
lifting manner, the services OF Capt. ,
Clark OF the Oregon. {
The House killed bills prohibiting use ,
VI firearms within half a mile OF a town !
relating to changing time within which /
goods seized under chattel mortgage may !
be sold providing for kennel licenses for
dog ianciers; one repeating the act re-
luiring payment OF a fee for granting ,
one TO have a uniform time for /,
rreameries to pay patrons; one permit !
ling Introduction within state OF diseased
animals under certain conditions.
Among bills passed were the Vermont
militia reorganization bill; one making I
persons liable who damaged highways by {
wheels; one prescribing fine OF
IS for fishing In posted waters; one for
bidding town treasurers from holding /
other town offices where orders are drawn. '
The Introduction OF new bills was I
largely headed of In the House, the only ;
nature providing .or the removal OF the '
state capital from Montpelier. This bill I
rehearses the many disadvantage" OF
Montpelier as a site, on account OF poor r
railroad and hotel accommodations and q
aXorbitant charges for inferior board and /
authorizes the governor to appoint a COM i
nilsson to investigate as TO a better loca- I
ton and to receive bids and offers from Z
other places. This bill may mean an i'm Z
n Ia q hxF 4
hotel keepers. !
A "sew" OF petitions came in, the (
being In favor OF the local OBJ
ton referendum bill. One OF the latter !
from Burlington, was signed by nearly /
2, 400 out OF less than 300 voters OF that
city. There were also a number in favor
OF prohibition, and few against the sale !
OF cigarettes.
The election of the remaining state ,
officers was again postponed until the
Tuesday.
A momentous question was raised be-
tween the House and Senate over the
proper designation Of certain state Of
hcor, whether Il should be state auditor"
or "auditor OF accounts Il came up in
the course OF an amendment to a bill and
a conference committee was appointed to
settle il.
The House took up the state laboratory
bill, as amended by the Senate. A mum.
Der OF the changes we're concurred in, one
was refused relating TO appointment OF Of
icers by the board OF health, and finally
the House got stalled on il and order
ed II to be printed, with amendments by
Senate.
The pay Of the late Mr.. Curtis Of ira
will be drawn by his widow.
Mr, Hammond Of West Windsor will
continue TO hold his seat, the committee
having decided the contest in his favor
A little debate arose over the refundinR
OF sums paid for pedlsr's licenses under
the law which was afterwards declared
A number Of claims OF
this kind are In and some have been re-
fused. stand was made here and the
House received II with favor A bill to
cover all claims is in prospect.
FRIDAY.
This was a day OF routine work in both
houses. Much was accomplished, though
The fountains OF oratory were stilled-I
perhaps because OF that fact. The effort to
head on new bills failed in both House
and Senate and the stream kept on. in