The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-28
Legislature Adjourned Today
To Monday
AN APPROPRIATION BILL
Granting 100000 to Agricultural Bnild.
ing Passed House Yesterday
Afternoon After Long
Debate.

Montpelier Oct. 2s.After hard
week ia which pleasure and work were
mingled until the programme Of events
was crowded to the limit, the Legislature
adjourned today until Monday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. Again there was d large
crowd Of people present and again the
members, particularly in the House, set
tied down To- good, hard work.
Pape's Bill a Special Order.
The plurality bin Of Mr.. Pape Of Bar
ne CITY was taken up as special order
Mr. Shurtleff Of Bridgewater explained
and defended the committees adverse
report. ii was the committees purpose
to rejort faYorahly q bill providing for
plurality election on third ballot. On
motion Of Mr. Pape the bill was made
the special order fer next Tuesday at
|2.30 p. M.
AT about the same time the senate
ordered its plurality election bin to be
made a special order for Tuesday next
at $3.50 O'Clock.
Temperance Legislation Begins
la the Senate, Senator Slack OF Gale,
donia presented a joint resolution re
questing the supreme court to furnish
the committee on temperance copy Of
the opinion in the case Of state US.
Scampini which was rendered this fore
noon This means that the committee
on temperance will get TO work On fran
ing amendments To the license, local
option Law next Monday Their first
injecting will be held Monday evening.
Lively Tussle IN House.
The House wrestled with The bill pro-
iYiding for the inspection Of food, drugs.
etc, and then passed 1t. Alr. 0'Brien
lof South Burlington moved to strike
out Sec. 10 prohibiting sale of veal calves
lless than four weeks old. AEf. Walston
lof Milton said the provision was il line
with existing statute and In the interest
Iof the public. Mra-Ricker of ST. Johns
lbury said that many calves four weeks
lold were more edible than calves older
lied on creamery milk. Proper inspection
iotherwise provided for would make the
lproyisi0n unnecessary. Mr.. O'Brien of
South Burlington said that New York
3authorities permitted the sale of calves
Hess han four weeks old Mr.. Campbell
LOT Rockingham said the four weeks pro-
Vision was IN the New York and Mas
lsaehusetts law Mr.. Hapgood of Peru
Esaid lie proposed act prescribed milder
lpenalties than the old one Mr.. 0'Brien's
amendment offered was lost Mr. Dyer
lof Middletown Springs moved that four
weeks Be amended To read three
weeks so that calves OF the latter age
Imay Dc killed. Motion lost. The bill
Twas passed with q few dissenting Voices.
Il gTist Of minor bills was presented,
Including these: BY Mr.. Smith Of Shef
Iiield amending act relating TO support
lof Normal schools Increases yearly APP
lpropriation from $4,000 to $500; by
Mr.. Taft of Waitham, allowing surviy-
ling partners of liquor selling firm 10
Ioperate under original license to the
limit Of its life under The statute; by
Mr.. Pierce of Fairlee, prohibiting firing
bullets on Lake Morey III Tairlee: by
Mr. Maxield Of johnson, amending Sec
1892 and 4793 Y. S., relating to obstruc-
tions on sidewalks Reduces minimum
EpenaltT TO 81 from S5. by Mr. Harris
lof Waterford, requiring specific appro-
Ipriations for municipal expenditures.
For Revolutionary Heroes.
llr. Dartt IF Springfield presented &
Ipetition from the Daughters Of the Rev.
olution and Colonial Danes asking $4,000
appropriation for bronze tablets to Col
Seth Warner and Capt. Remember bak
ler to be placed III state capitol
Important Senate bills were as ioI
lows BIZ Sen. Prouty Of Orleans, amend
ling n. S. 3433 relating 70 highway taA
land It's distribution Provides that 6e
per cent oi tax in eity or Incorporated
IviIlage shall be expended according e
mileage in the wards Of cities or dis
tricts; by Sen. Isham, by request, relat
ling ta issue and redemption Of trading
stamps Stamps must haye cash re
demption value printed upon them ans
be redeemable for cash at that rate a
well as in goods, no penalty provided
! lby Sen. pr0utY of Orleans regulating
Ioperatinn of electric railways; provides
I lthat telephone OF other direct commmi
i cation must tie installed for all turnout.
J Ealong line 10 that employees can com
4 municate with all other tufnouts ant
I with car barns. Penalty not less thar
! 500 and not more than 5000
Bills Signed by L0Nslh0l ost0psA ~
II. N. An act in amendment Of See
tious SIG and SIT of Vermont Statutes
relating to the taking Of land for schoo
purposes.
II. III. An net III amendment Of No
2s6 of Acts of 1898, entitled An Ac
10 incorporate the sharon Electric Ligh
and Motor Power Company
House Passes Appropriation Bill.
After more than two hours Of soli'
debate, Tie House just before adjourn
lneut late yesterday afternoon, passes
1.-THE bill appropriating 100000 for IN
5 erection Of 4 Morrill, Agricultural Hall
q on the grounds Of the state uniyersitl
!. at Burlington From the close vote Q
s The Gay previous when the bill was or
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