Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-11-16

BY Senator Moody, to amend section
Of No. 70, acts Of 500, entitled an act
requiring towns to erect ratings in dan
gerous places on highways.
To provide for discharge of prisoners
on probation.
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
Relating to public schools.
In re Addison county court house
Special committee of senators from that
county.
BILLS PASSED
II. 1862 Relating to grade crossings
Motion of Senator Holden that all alter
atoms he done by railroads REJECTED.
On motion of Senator Pelton ad-
journed.
The Senate passed without amend
ment and with but little debate the bill
originating in the House abolshing
grade crossings on railroads.
The following bills have been approved
by the governor:
ii. 93 By Mr.. Burnett of Royalton.
An act relating to the education of deaf,
dumb, blind, idiotic, feeble minded, and
epileptic children of INDECENT parents.
H. 149 By Mr.. Smith of Cambridge
An act relating to the granting of teach
ers' certificates.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Senator Chase of Windham, to
construe No. 1856, acts of 1902, relating
to returns of judges of probate to the
auditor of accounts
By same, relating to practice in civil
causes analogous to acts in other states,
doing away with the old common law
pleading
BY Senator King of Rutland, to amend
secs. Is and 90 of No. 115, acts of 1904,
entitled IAN act to regulate the traffic of
intoxicating liquor" relating to licenses
of the fourth class.
BY Senator Pelton, from the commit
tee on public health, to continue the
tuberculosis commission. Ordered to
lie and be printed.
by same, from same committee, to
amend sec. II of No. 143, acts Of 1904,
entitled, ian act providing for the in
spection of foods, drugs, and other
articles in common USE" relating to
powers of health officers and making an
appropriation for the inspection of foods
and drugs. Appropriates $4,000. Or
dered to lie and be printed.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
$. 5 An act to prevent the fraudu-
lent sale by retail merchants of their
stocks of goods
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Sherwin of Chester 10y re.
quest), to amend act No. l55, of acts of
1904, relating to truancy and child labor.
Children under l6 years of aye who have
not completed elementary course Of edu-
cation not to be employed by corpora
tions
BY Mr.. Kldder of Woodstock, to regu-
late trapping Trappers must obtain
permission of land owners to set traps.
By Mr.. Austin of Cabot, to amend Yer
mont statute relating to disposition of
unclaimed property. Same may be sold
in so days.
By Mr.. Hayden of Jericho, to suspend
sentences in convictions for intoxication
Court may suspend sentence if convicted
person pledge himself to total abstin-
ences for one year
By Mr.. Hayden of Jericho, to amend
license law relating to license, commits
sioners and assistant Judges. Assistant
Judges to appoint disinterested commits
sioners within 10 days after town votes
license.
By Mr.. Austin of Brookline, amending
sections of No. 40, of acts of 1904, re-
lating to birth certificates.
By Mr.. Senter of Montpelier 10y re-
quest, providing for keeping of State
officers reports in Office of town clerk.
BY Mr. Cobb of Brighton, providing
for furnishing of surety bonds by certain
state officials.
By Mr. Norton of Bristol (by request,
providing for the examination and licens-
ing OF plumbers.
By Mr.. Jackson of Barre city, amend
ingssecton 1917, V. S., relating to ply
sIcians' prescriptions for Intoxicating
liquor Penalty of. not more than ten
years or fine of not more than 81 900 for
forging such prescriptions.
By MIR. Beebe of Dorset 10y request),
to amend V. S., relating to certain
otfenses. Imprisonment for life for kill
ing person in duel or for false testi
mony with the intent to take the life of
person.
BY Mr.. Dewart of st. Adams city, to
establish nominating caucuses. To be
held two weeks before election.
BY Mr.. Finn of Springfield, relating to