The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-03
HOUSE AFTERNOON
Monday, Oct. 81.

HOUSE AFTERNOON
Monday, Oct. 81.
Bills Introduced H. 1884, by
Ryther OF Dover, providing relief to
town of Dover. in repair of highways.
H. 1856, by Ladd Of Berkshire, to
pay Henry g. Page sum named.
H. 1856, by Darling of Hardwiok,
amending charter of Hardwick and
Woodbury. railroad
H. 2S7, by Lewis of Troy, to incor
porate Valley Savings Bank and Trust
| Co., at North Troy
H 1888. by Sherburne of Pomfret,
| Saloon keepers to keep a record of
sales and persons buying.
H. $3.50, by Nutting of Westminster.
Publishers not to seud paper after sub
scription expires, except at his own
! risk
H. 800, by Start of Bakersfield,
amending law relating to challenge of
jurors.
H. 291, by Fish of Ira, changing
town line between Poultney and ira.
II. 292, by Bailey of Barre town,
amending the law regulating practice
of pharmacy. Makes only slight
change in present law.
H. 1893, ny Blanchard of Newport.
lay ing a tax on Orleans county.
H 1894, by Mr. Fits of Brattleboro
requiring dealers in evergreen trees to
take out 500 license.
H, 1916, by same, regulating the
sale of merchandise in bulk. Goods
must be inventoried before sold.
H. 1856, by Mr.. Fits of Brattleboro,
making allowance to husband of part
of deceased wife's personal estate.
Fl. 297. by the same relating to
liquor license
H 298 by the same, increasing
the tax on telephone, telegraph, ex-
press and sleeping car and palace car
companies; ways and means. Sleep
ing car companies per cent of gross
earnings, express per cent, tele-
graph companies 81. ~ per mile of
poles and one line of wire, and so
cents per mile for each additional
wire, telephone companies so cents on
each transmitter and 60 cents per mile
of wire, A telegraph company to
gross earnings. and telephone COM
ranies an alternative of 6 per cent.
II 800, By the same. r l2riHg to
powers OF States attorneys in prose
cutting by information.
H. 300. by the same. amending the
law relating to insurance brokers and
agents; Insurance.
H 30l, by Graves of Bennington,
amending Bennington village charter.
II. 302, by the same, providing for
the location of court house, Jail and
other buildings in Bennington county,
H BOB, by Mr. Dartt Of Springfield,
, lage
} H. S04, by Dartt of Springfield.
Provides for penalty If trustees violate
J provisions of act now in force.
Ii ny DdItb VI
Teachers may visit schools three days
J in year without loss of pay.
H BOG. Prohibits minors from
playing in pool or billiard rooms.
| Fl. 307. by Dartt of Springfield,
providing for travelling Libraries and
school exhibits under direction of the
State superintendent
) H. 308, by the same, providing fol
, the issue of special teachers certifi.
} Gates under certain conditions.
H. 300, by the same providing fol
testimonial of honor to all honor.
ably discharged soldiers or sailors il
the war with Spain
H. 80, by the same. Makes pay
of State militia same as regulars and
permits musters to be held out of the
, State; also brings regulations of mill
, lars.
l II. 81, by the same permitting
: the Springfield electric road to ISSUE
= preferred stock; railroads.
| IL OiSi ny MI ~ ibOOA
porate the Robin Hood Co.
9 II. 3l3, by Laid OF Berkshire re
a lating to duties of road commissioners
t Provides for inspection of highway
in May and October
II. 3l4, by Redfield of Hubbardton
r forbidding killing muskrats on shora
y Of Lake Bomoseen Committee OF
games and fisheries
i II. 1913. by Waite of Hyde Park, re
lating to malicious mischief.
H. 1924 by the same amending tn
charter of the Rutland railroad Co.
y in regard to filling vacancies in tn
directorate railroads.
H. 1916, by Norton of Vergennes
o amending charter of that city.
& Fl. 1896, by Stocker of Danville
granting certain powers to fire dis
70 | tricts in Danyille.