Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-08

Commission, Ii provides tor one commits
stoner instead OF three, who may hlF'
such assistance as he needs, aud who shall
receive u per day, All cattle entering tht
state TO remain are b be quarantined and
examined. The tubereulln test may bs
applied by the commissioner, Con
/ demned cattle are 10 be appraised al 90
ef their value. moi above 80, and when
slaughtered are 10 be destroyed or buried
/ in presence OF the commissioner or SOME
one deputed by him.
/ school eentFaliIalion-A bill introduced
| by senator johnson is intended 10 pro-
I mote the consolidation Of the small, feeble
| schools. Ii sets aside s20,0n annually
/ from the state treasury TO be divided
among the towns on a basis OF the school
/ tax expended above 30 cents, and accord p
/ log to what they eXpend Tor transporla-
7 ton aud board OF pupils. IL also provides
I that public schools having less than eight
pupils are not TO share In the division OF
/ the public money,
Two Joint assemblies Thursday was an-
other field day, In the morning joint
assembly was held TO hear an address by
DIR. I. = Palmer OF he bureau OF agricul'
ture ON the protection OF game, AT 4
O'Clock at another assembly n,A,L.Grant
OF MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, commander OF the
old First Vermont Brigade, was present as
the guest OF the states and delivered an inter
esting address, eoyeriug the record OF the
brigade, He was introduced by his old
messmate, senator Redtield Proctor. At
the conclusion, eX-Gov. 0rmsbee pre-
scented 10 the state the battleiiag OF the old
brigade, WHICH was accepted by Gov,
Proctor, Others spoke, many veterans
and a hail full OF spectators were present
and the occasion was very patriotic one.
AsroceptlOn was rendered TO Gen. Grant
fol owing the exercises,
Reunion of l9l0-About 20 members OF
the legislature OF 1900 held their biennial
r union at the Montpelier House Wednes.
day evening. Gov. Proctor, who was
speaker OF the House in 1890, presided.
Hon. J. A. DeBoer Of Montpelier acted as
POSTMASTER. There were many responses,
and quite boom for Mr.. Deb err as the
candidate for governor two years hence
was started.
Bills pass d during week-These bills
are among the more important ones that
have completed the run of both houses the
past week Prohibiting lister who has
made appraisal from sitting a. member OF
ah9ting board; to prevent stock gam
bling; TO allow women to serve a public
library trustees; providing for state educa-
tton OF epieptic children OF INDECENT
parents; to allow towns TO dispose Of their
stocks Of quors left over from agency
times; requiring railroads to redeem their
passenger rebate checks.
House bills passed--rhese bills have
passed the House and are now IN the
Senate:--rhe important bill providing for
union OF school districts in the employ
ment OF skilled supervisors; changing law
relating to construction OF cattle guards
by railroads; to allow payment OF fines
after commitment tn jail; to permit al
lowance OF so discount on town taxes
requiring selectmen to mark graves OF
paupers.
Senate bills passed-The bills, passed by
the Senate, are before the House To pre-
vent the fraudulent sale by retail mer-
chants about to fail of their stocks of
goods; relating to time for establishing
additional polling places; assisting ballot
clerks to be selected by party committees ;
amending water enabling act of village OF
West Randolph.
Killed-Among bills killed by both
houses are:-Marking OF convict made
goods; national banks to return statement
OF deposits to listers; to increase pay OF
members OF the assembly; making eight
hours days work for public employees.
New Senate bills-Among new Senate
bills are
By Senator johnson, provides for the
execution
IN the local papers il the amount of
execution is s15 or more.
by Senator Taylor, makes assignment of
future earnings invalid against trustee
process, unless, in writing, and to secure a
prior debt or for future Decessaries in
amount stated, or unless recorded.
BY Senator Johnson, to amend caucus
law so as to forbid those listed as mem
oers OF one party from taking part in any
way in the nomination of any candidates
other than those OF the party with whom
they are listed.
BY Senator Rowland, to prohibit expec-
torating on public sidewalks and in public
buildings. Fine not more than 5000
by Senator Rowland, providing for
doubling of poll list when inventories are
not returned.
BY Senator Phelps, to prohibit the mis-
use OF receptacles in the sale of milk.
BY senator Daley, amending the charter
OF the White River Water company, relat-
ing to capital stock.
by Senator Van Patten, to provide for
further instruction of the deaf. DUNN
blind, idiotic and feeble minded. Annro-
PIRATES =, 10000.
by senator Daley, to amend the char
ter OF the Interstate Railway COMPANY.
extending the provisions relating to aid TO
such railway. ~
by Senator Stafford, to regulate the
uutles ana pay OF directors and trustees of
state institutions, Full boards to visit
thelr respective institutions bi-monthIv
RECORDS OF visits transmitted by superin-
tenoents to governor bi-monthly. The
once OF director or trustee declared
vacant upon failure to attend two success
I've meetings without cause. At option NJ
governor one member of each beard NAV
pe designated purchasing agent of his
INST tuition. Pay 400 per day and expens-
es. PHo
by senator Holden, by reauest). to re-
peal the act making Sunday close hunt
ing season. h"n'
BY Senator Rowland, to remedy tho
non payment Of rent safes in safe denosit
companies. Provides for opening of safe
deposits upon notice. '0
by senator Stafford, to regulate tho
salary OF the superintendent of the state
prison, House OF Correction and Vermont
industrial school. To be fixed bv directors
vi trustees, not greater than S2,OOO on nor
year, with rent and subsistence for tbenol
institutions. p'e' Vi the
by Senator Manning, to establish and
lnaintaih an industrial arts and sclence
a PROVIDES that when town. ner-
son or corpo alton sha place at The die.
posal OF the state buildings and nro,ertr
valued not less than S25, 900 for the nnrnosSs
ol an arts and science school mopuoI
framing and elem ntary agriculture CO.
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