Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-10-19
THE LEGISLATURE
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and chess factories who are accustomed
t" pay their patrons monthly, will
p obahly not take kindly to the hill III
ducpd by Mr.. Beeman of Fairfax
which if it becomes law will compel
them to pay the farmers weekly for milk
and cream furnished.
An interesting fact has come to the
notice of the chairman Of the commit
tee on elections, that one member of
the House of Representative is not
naturalzed citizen. The name of this
alleged alien is not made public but
the chairman of the committee on cleo
tions on the part of the House has re.
ferred the case to the proper authori-
ties.
Joseph Aud, of Burlington, is to con-
test the seat now held in the House by
Representative Grafton, OF Burlington.
A remonstrance signed by Mr.. Aud
against the return. of Mr.. Grafton will
by request be presented in the House.
This will bring the matter before the
House committee on elections.
1t is understood Mr.. Aud has re-
tanned w. A. Lord to conduct his case
for him before Ithe committee. In the
Senate MIR. Collins. of Addison, was
appointed member of the committee
to canvass votes for members of Con-
gress.
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
S. 1-Relating to field officers of Yer
mont National Guard.
Joint resolution relating to toll bridges
across the Connecticut River.
Relating to licensing of foreign cream
cry associations.
HOUSE.
BILLS PRESENTED.
To amend sections 512S and 5130 of
| Vermont statutes (sections 1919 and 1921
of the public statutes) relating to stock
gambling.
To exempt from attachment by trustee
wages to the amount of ten dollars.
| To amend section six of number 11S of
the acts of 1904, provides for the appoint
ment of at least one and not more than
two fish and game wardens for each
county.
To repeal No. 2 of the acts of 1904,
relating to caucuses.
To amend section 1854, relating to the
cutting of trees and brush.
| To amend section go of No. 10 of acts
Of 1904, relating to search and seizure
proceeding; to committee on temper.
ance.
Amending sections s63 and S64 of Yer
mont statutes, relating to the instruction
of the deaf dumb and blind
Providing for weekly payments for
milk and cream, by creameries, milk
and cheese factories; by Mr.. Cady. of
Middlebury, amending No. ia of the
acts of 1874, incorporating the village OF
Middlebury.
Amending z, s, 9 and 10 of No. liz
of the acts of 1904, to regulate the traffic
in Intoxicating liquors; relates to the
election of license commissioners by
towns.
Relating to an appropriation of 81 DOC
to purchase the birthplace of Gen. Stan
nard at Georgia.
House bill No. 43, authorizing town:
to purchase stone crushers, ETC., wa:
killed bv the House.
Mr.. Darling, of Chelsea's remedy fol-
| double taxation provides for the deduc
ton from real as we'll as personal estate
for debts owing and to set the creditors
interest in the town where he resides
if he is resident of the state 1t is sale
to embody the views of f. n. Bacon Of
Chelsea and prophecies are freely made
that it will die in committee.
A joint resolution offered by Mr.. Mead
of Rutland CITY, requesting Governor
Proctor to invite Maj. Gen. Lewis \
Grant to visit Montpelier at the time OF
the Vermont officers reunion and appro
priating sufficient sum to pay the ex
pense for the purpose was referred tt