Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-11

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| entry.
Rsiiroads-Jsekson Of Barre city, Drys
dale ei Bennington, kirkpatrick 81 New
port, Roleau Of New Haven, Hatch Of STRAIT,
lord, Carr Of 81. Johnsbury, Jones OF Ben
son, Noyes OF sharon, shaw OF Marlboro
| Highways and bridges Carr OF ST.
Johns bury, Ray OF Rockingham, Noyes OF
sharon, Hspgood OF Peru, Clark OF New
bury, Stillwell OF Ludlow, Bancroft OF
Barre to~n, Congdon OF Clarendon, Noble
OF Berkshire, Grow of Westford, Slayton
of Gilmore, Oliver OF Charleston, House OF
bloomfield, Ladd of Monkton, Dodge OF
North Hero.
Banks-Mead OF Rutland city, Scott OF
Brandon, Cady Of Mortified, Cobo OF
brighton, Barney OF swanton, Grafton OF
burlington, Mnzxey OF Jamaica, Hapgood
OF Peru, Smith OF Cambridge.
Manufactures FELTON, OF Highgate, Mead
of Rutland city, Graves OF Duxbury, ship
man of Westminster, Brown OF Norwich,
Reed OF Hinesburg, Eggleston OF Burke,
Carrier Of Readsboro, baldwin OF starks-
horo.
Agriculture-Cad OF Middlebury, Scott
OF Bakersfield, Ray OF Shelburne, Akley OF
Vernon, Mason OF Pawlet, Evar,s OF
Windsor, Smith OF Bridgewaier, Dalton OF
Craftsbury, Dickerman of Topshsm, Reed
OF Concord, Nelson Of Ryegate, Frame OF
Stamford, Sparks OF Ripton, Robinson OF
Calais, spsulding OF wolcott
Grand list-liros, OF Bloomington,
Foote OF Charlotte. Chaffee OF Enosbu &,
stustevant Of Weybridge. Robinson Of
Waterbury, Burnett OF Dummerston, Has
eltine OF Andoysr, Battles OF Braintree,
Hurd OF SYNDICATE, Chsppell OF Belyidere,
Mooney OF Wheelock, Jones OF Victory,
Holden OF Chittenden, Chase OF Green's
boro, LaGdon Of South Hero.
General eommittee-Gibson OF Brattle-
boro, Taylor OF Bradford, Nichols OF
Roleau OF New Haven, Boright OF Rich
ford, Harris OF Stowe. Beeman OF Fairfax,
Post OF Irasburg, Pierce OF Hardwick
Wallace OF Waitsheld, Martin OF Bethel,
Allen OF Nottingham, Shores OF Cranky,
Holmes of Sutton.
Corporations Senter OF Montpelier,
Barden OF Wallingford, Ray OF Rocking
ham, Chedel OF Stockbridge, Latham OF
Milton, Alexander OF Georgia, Bristol OF
Maltham, Williams OF winhall, Shields o.
Glover.
Municipal corporations-Flinn OF
Springfield, Edgerton of Rochester, Graf
on OF Burlington, Dewart OF st. Adams
city, Bicknell OF johnson, Seaver OF Viii
Jamestown, Turnbull OF Barton, Holt OF
| West Rutland, Benson OF Newfane.
lnsane-Kidder OF Woodstock, Towle OF
Franklin, Barrogs OF Hartford, Adams OF
windhsm, Turner OF Worcester, Lavigne
Appropriations-Fletc OF Cavendish.
Turnbull OF Barton, Burnett OF Royalton,
Porter OF Wilmington, Norton Of Bristol,
Beeman OF Fairfax, Congdon OF Clarendon,
Cutting OF Plsinfeld, Foote OF Charlotte.
Members from this section are placed on
other committees as follows:-kezer OF
West FaIrlee, elections; Drew Of Tun-
bridge and Mesrs OF Hancock, claims I;
latham OF Milton and Southworth OF
Ihetford, street railways; Fellows OF
Corinth, town lines; Fuller OF Pomfret,
mileage and debentures; Perkins OF Barn
ard, public buildings.
House Bill ! made its appearance Friday
morning, being introduced by Mr.. OAR
ling OF Chelsea from the judiciary COM
mittee. 1t was bill prepared by Attorney
General Fits and provided that corpo-
rations doing business in Vermont shall
produce their books and papers for exam
ination when requested to do so by order
OF courts, grand iuries, commissions, etc,
and IL they refuse to do so they may be
adjudged in contempt and may be enjoin-
ed from doing business in the state. This
bill grew out OF the pending diseased beef
scandal. The grand jury of Chittenden
county requested the Burlington Render
ing company to produce its books, but
the company replied that the books were
at the Boston Office and declined to do So
This act is devised to bring the company
to time, as well as to serve like cases in
future.
As the grand jury was held up in its
work until such authority could be given
1t, the urgency OF quickly passing the bill
was apparent. But Mr.. Hapgood OF Peru,
who objects TO hssty legislation, opposed
the suspension of the rule, whereupon Mr..
Senter OF Montpelier and others got after
him. The rule was suspended and the
bill passed bya large majority. In the
Senate similar action was taken when the
bill reached there. Senator Holden OBJ
jected to hasty action, but his vote was
the only one against speedy passage.
Both houses adjourned Friday forenoon
until Monday afternoon.