Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-22

/ Infectious diseases may be quarantlned
until disease can be fully diagnosed,
| Prohibiting the wearlngof society badges
BY non-memhers,
| Villages may elect tree waFdens,
| Providing for care OF burial grounds,
| Heavy punishment for vote buying,
| Prohibiting brokerage of insurance,
| Prohibiting furnishing OF candy con-
| tanning liquor 10 minors,
Prohibiting rebates ON insurance prem
iums,
The Senate has killed these hills;-
Exempting up TO 30 of wages from
trustee process,
Repeating penalty for non-payment OF
railroad fares,
Repeating right OF railroads to fix tolls.
| Limitation OF exemptions IN stock
holdings without the state,
Removal OF trees from highways.
Relating TO claims against deceased
persons,
Allowing voters to vote in town meeting
IL they have moved into town not less
than three months prior and were voters
| in another town,
The House has slaughtered these
bihs;-
10 protect gray squirrels and raecoons.
Relating TO killing OF dogs,
Relating to liens for shoeing certain
animals,
To protect persons hunting foxes with
dogs,
Relating TO dog licenses,
To grant licenses to land owners, pro-
! hibiting hunting, trapping and fishing
| To prevent town and village officers
I from becoming interested in contracts in
which town is party.
Compensating persons held In quaran-
tine.
10 provide for construction OF highways
across railroads.
To provide for the construction OF rail-
roads over highways.
Relating 10 maintenance OF fences.
Providing semi monthly payment OF
patrons OF creameries.
Relating to width OF wheel rims or
felloes.
Providing kennel licenses.
Protecting cemetery sections,
Testing milk aud cream.
appointment OF assistant states attor-
! neys.
10 provide newspapers for supreme and
! county courts.
! Appointment OF special prosecutors.
Senate bill reducing witness fees in
justice suits to Soc. day.
Two bills relating to cutting OF trees
! and brush in highways,
, Providing for weekly payments at
cresmeries.
} Relating to killing OF Wild and I'M
domesticated birds.
! Requiring cutting OF grass and weeds
on highways in June and August.
Relating to penalty for false representa-
ton Of age by minor.
Placing OF ashes on highways.
Senate bill providing for investigation
OF water resources OF the state.
Quite a bunch OF new bills appeared last
week in both HOUSES, many Of them being
substitute or committee bills. The new
Senate bills include;-
BY Senator King of Rutland, relating to
licenses OF the fourth class.
BY Senator Pelton, from the committee
on public health, TO continue the tubercu-
losis commission.
BY same, from same committee, relating
to powers of health officers and making an
appropriation for the inspection of foods
and drugs. Appropriates $3.50.
BY Senator Taylor, to provide for recovery
from person or his estate for failure to
return correct inventory.
BY same, providing for uniform tax
on mortgages at rate OF 7-10so.
New House bills:-
By Mr.. Sherwin of Chester, relating to
child labor. Children under 16 years OF
age who have not completed elementary
course OF education not to be employed by
corporations.
By Mr.. Dewsrt OF st. Adams city, to
esta blish nominating caucuses.
BY Mr.. Finn OF Springfield, relating to
commitment OF delinquent taxpayers to
the house of correction.
BY Mr.. Hayden OF Jericho. Court may
suspend sentence for intoxication il con-
victed person pledge himself to total alb
stlnence for one year.
Mr.. Ray Of Rockingham, TO provide for
the teaching Of agriculture and manual
training in high schools and academies.
By Mr.. Norton Of Bristol, from the COM
mittee on public health, to prevent the
sale of diseased meat. Penalty OF inn
prisonment not more than one year or a
fine of not more than $500
By Mr. Harris of Stowe, to allow towns,
cities and incorporated villages to appro-
pirate money for the observance Of Old
J Home week.
By Mr.. Carr of st. Johnsbury from COM
, mittee on railroads, requiring equal facili-
ties to all companies for the placing Of
telephones in railroad stations, express
and telegraph offices.
BY Mr.. Reed of Brookfield, to require
county clerks to report to attorney
general, bonds called and not paid.
BY Mr.. Hayden of Jericho, from the
joint committee on temperance. Prohibits
minors lettering in second class place.
BY same, from the same committee.
Restricts sale Of liquor in border towns.