Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-20

For the protection OF horse breeders.
10 provide for an index TO the probate
records, amended TO limit the expense u
not more than ti0o In each probate district
Taxing OF automobiles and motor boat
worth over 500.
Requiring $50 license from dealers il
evergreen trees.
To aid town OF Belvidere,
To incorporate the Mortified Trusl
company,
TO appropriate $4,000 for repairs at stats
hospital for insane,
70 provide compensation for damages
done hy deer.
To punish public officers for neglect Of
duty,
Appointment OF justices OF peace by
governor when towns fail to elect.
=, To aid town OF Landgroye.
KNempting money loaned 10 municipal
tiles at 1915 or less.
To require license fees from wholesale
by agents,
Authorizing village OF Randolph to re-
fund Its water bonds.
Prohibiting verbal rbattel mortgages.
Providing that standing timber when
sold shall be taxed To buyer.
requiring stones to be removed from
highways once a month and within two
weeks after use Of road machine.
Requiring brush, trees and weeds TO be
removed from highways ten feet from
center OF road each way.
Relating To persons absent and unheard
OF, with amendments),
Appropriates $3.50 for Duprey house for
Industrial school.
Relating to voting and assessing taxes.
Incorporating the Windsor County
Trust cOmpany.
To aid in establishing and maintaining
nursery Tor forest seedlings at the YER
mont Agricultural Experiment station,
$500 appropriated.
Providing for employment OF prisoners
outside the walls OF the penal institutions
Relating to persons sentenced to the
house OF correction.
Appropriating $4,000 for extension OF
buildings, providing new machinery and
for general repairs for states prison.
The new Public Statutes, as amended.
To repair + gle Bridge road in Gilmore.
Relating to unexpended balances OF
appropriations.
To provide municipal court for the
village of Brattleboro.
To regulate the purchase OF supplies
for state institutions.
Creating a commission to establish a
uniform system OF probate, ana county
court forms and records.
Relating to persons absent and unheard
from.
To appropriate a certain sum (:650) to
provide needed accommodations for the
inmates OF the Industrial school
Relating TO the signing and fling OF
exceptions.
Bills killed included the following
To prevent injury to trees, etc.
Relating to creameries, requiring add.
tional accounts to be kept.
To provide employment for persons inn
prIsoned in county jail
Requiring counties to provide jail yards
for use OF prisoners.
To regulate price OF gas and electricity.
Relating to commitment OF delinquent
taxpayers to the house of correction.
To esta olish state surveyors commits
sion.
Incorporated school districts to
collect interest on t-Aes
Tt require DEGREES OF divorce to be re-
corded in certain cases.
To establish and maintain a school OF
industrial arts and sciences.
The bill repeating the law requiring a
license fee OF itinerant vendors.
10 promote cleanliness in milk cans.
To provide for adjustment OF taxes.
To exempt money loaned for not more
than three and one half per cent.
70 repeal act incorporating the White
River Railroad company.
10 exempt debts owing from taxation.
10 repeal section %, relating to debts
owing.
To equalize taxation.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
The session was tho longest IN raoora
II days.
The second death OF a member to occur
during the session was that of Representa-
i've Thomas j. Brahana of Lowell, who
died at his home Thursday of quick con-
sumption. lie gave up work at the CAPT.
tol four weeks ago.
reunion society of the legislature OF
l906 was organized Monday evening
whlch VIII meet biennially to renew the
irlendships formed. Lieut.-Gov. Prouty |
IS president, Speaker Cheney vice presi- |
dent, Representative Hatch secretary and
Representative Senter treasurer.
The pages held their mock session
saturday evening, with an attendance |
mat packed Representatives hall. 1t was |
me best one ever held. Numerous bills, |
resolutions and motions were offered full |
of pith and fun, generally aimed at |
members. Costumes were introduced |
and 1.-THE honorable Senate" came in |
'rrayed IN weird make-ups. Representa-. |
i've Hatch OF STAFFORD appeared as "Hetty |
ireen," in remarkably natural effect |
representative Darling of Chelsea acted as |
'lerk. Skeels and Hindley led in the fun |
making. The pages were the heavy |
Weights of the House, Soule of Albuyp
proving the nimblest.