Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-08

| By Mr., Burnett OF hoyaltoh, relating u
1.-THE quarantine OF Infectious or contagious
diseases, Physicians may quarantine
Wit bout naming the disease.
Nv Mr.. Bailey Of Essex, gives state
hoard OF health same powers that tubercu'
lOsis commission had,
/ By MIR. Amsden OF Reading, provides
for licenses for non-residents To hunt
birds aud game,
By Mr, Gibson OF Brattleboro, Thy re-
quest), to prohibit the brokerage OF lnsur-
anee,
By Mr.. Burnett OF Royslton, to provide
/ for placing OF straight and painted poles
near cemeteries by persons operating lines
| OF wire.
BY Mr.. Gallagher OF st, Adams town,
| by Tequestl, relating to protection OF
horse breeders. Provides for registration
with town clerk OF stations and filing OF
certificates OF pedigree.
BY Mr.. Mead of Rutland city, providing
| for permanent public school fund and a
board 10 manage, invest and distribute the
same. Holds intact the sll0,01O returned
b. the national government to the state,
the Huntington fund the u. =, deposit
money and future additions to the fund
thereby established, as permanent school
fund, The governor, lieutenant governor,
state treasurer and state superintendent OF
education, eX-otilcio, aud three persons
appointed biennially BY the governor, TO
be trustees to manage this fuud. Income
only OF said fund to go into state treasury
and be divided an ually among towns and
cities, no pc 'tion OF said income to be re-
served for division by board OF distribu-
ton; income used solely for support OF
legal schools.
BY Mr.. Latham of Milton, providing
employment for persons confined in eoun-
" jails. Hard LABOR, hours day, may
be required.
BY Mr.. Hulburd of Hyde Park. Coun-
" and municipal eou Is shall have discre-
tionary power TO commit persons over 10
and not oy q years~to Vermont indus
trial school.
BY Mr.. Cutting of Plainfeid, Thy re.
Quest), To anUeN part OF the town OF
Marshtie d to the town OF Plainheld.
BY Mr.. Soule OF Fairfield. Makes fee
for titth-class liquor license 500.
BY Mr. Beebe OF Dorset. Permits nom
residents who are taxpayers in this state
TO hunt without paying license tax.
BY Mr.. Wallace of Waitsfield, 10 create a
board OF dairy inspectors. Provides for a
board OF four persons, appointed by the
governor to have general supervision of all
creameries, diaries, cheese factories, and
mllk and milk products therefrom; may
examine and inspect barns, stables, cows
and dairy products and utensils, fodder,
sanitary conditions, etc establish rules
for producers, buyers aud sellers; hear
complaints as to unwholesome products or
conditions, and make inspection on re-
quest; may issue orders looking. to i'm
proved conditions, when found necessary,
and Noncompliance with such orders
subject to fine OF s25 to 500; inspectors to
make biennial reports to legislature, and
get four dollars day and expenses for
service rendered.
by Mr., Senter OF Montpelier, eXempting
from taxation money loaned on mortgages
in this state at not more than 3l2i interest.
Penalty for issuing more than one mort
gage under this act for the purpose OF
avoiding taxation.
BY Mr.. Martin OF Bethel, to incorporate
the Bethel Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany.
BY Mr.. Robinson of Waterbury. relating
to automobiles, Provides special precau-
tlonsry measures to avoid the frightening
of horses and damage therefrom
BY Mr.. Cady of Middlebury, to provide
Tor determination of the San Jose scale
aud the gypsy and brown tail moth. The
governor TO take such steps in this direc-
ton as he may deem necessary.
by Mr.. Robinson of Waterbury, (by re-
questl, sales under fifth class licenses to
be published IN newspapers.
BY Mr.. Senter OF Montpelier, (by re-
quest, providing for sale OF state arsenal
and land at Montpelier.
By Mr.. Cady OF Middlebury, (by re.
guest, regulating and licensing automo-
oiles. Repeats the act OF 1901 Goes into
details especially as to operators OF autos,
who are compelled to state experience i'm
running machines, il ever convicted OF
over speeding, II suffering from mental or
physical lntrmity, ETC.; regulates the rate
OF speed; enjoins caution and due regard
LOT rights OF travelefs by other means; fees
to be paid quarterly.
BY Mr.. Hinsdale of ST. George, to grant
bounties on woodchucks and hedgebogs.
by Mr.. Turnbull OF Barton, to protect
sheep. Suspected dogs TO be Killed.
by Mr.. Hayden of Jericho, relating to
convictions for intoxication. Five dollars
nne Tor frst offence, with alternative i'm
prlsonment; Sl5 for each subsequent
offence, or 80 days in jail, or both; may
oe employed on public highways three
arrests constitute "habitual drunkard. y
involving treatment at Waterbury.
BY Turnbull of Barton, providing for
placing telephones IN railroad stations.
express and telegraph offices. Makes il
compulsory ON part OF telephone company.
by Mr.. Mead of Rutland city, to pro-
wac Tor inspection of concentrated and
condensed milk and making the same.
by Mr.. Brown of Pownal, relating to
maintenance of high schools. Towns
which have paid tuition for higher in
struction, under the act OF 1901, and
which have raised 40 per cent taxes Tor
school purposes, to have state aid to an
equal amount.
ny Mr.. McCuen of Vergennes, regu-
pst,ng the traffic in intoxicating liquor. |
RELATES to granting of license of sixth
class Tor summer hotels, when towns vote
no license. WV
;. by Mr.: Pierce Of Hardwick, recurring
licenses from dealers in evergreen trees |
by Mr. Barrows of Hartford, provides |
Tor establishment of sewers in towns
cities and villages, whenever necessary TO |
protect the public health.
by Mr. Hatch OF STAFFORD, relating to
the establishment of gates and signals bv