Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-11-09
THE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED.

Mr.. Pike of Stratton placing bounty
of 80 cents on hedgehogs.
Mr.. Hayden of Jericho, relating to the
sale of Intoxicating liquors.
Mr.. McCuen of Vergennes, relating to
the traffic in Intoxicating liquors.
Mr.. Brown of pownell, relating to the
maintenance of High schools.
Mr.. Senter of Montpelier, by request
relating TO the publication of Vermont
reports.
Mr. Turnbull of Barton providing for
the installation of telephones in railroad
stations, express Offices, etc.
Mr. Mead of Rutland City, providing
for the examination of concentrated and |
condensed milk.
SENATE BILL INTRODUCED.
Senator Chase of Windham, by request,
providing for the investigation of the
water sources of the State.
PASSED BY THE SENATE.
Relating to railroad fares and redeem
able rebate certificates.
PASSED WITH PROPOSAL OF AMENDMENT.
Relating TO certificates of nomination.
APPROVED BY GOVERNOR.
Amending law relating to justice suits.
The following entitled bills have been
introduced.
Relating to an appointment of assist
ant town clerks; providing for semi
monthly payments to patrons by cream
cries and cheese factories; providing for
the union of schools, town and incorpo-
rated districts; relating to the use of
automobiles; relating to the time of hold
ing town meetings; provides that the
annual town meeting be held the third
Tuesday of March each year; relating
| to the taxation of collateral inheritance;
providing for the care of private burial
grounds.
The governor has appointed Walter E.
Howard of Middlebury State Normal
school commissioner for the three year
term to succeed himself
PASSED BY THE HOUSE.
Amending the V. S. relative to exemp-
tions from taxation.
Amending V, s. relative to licenses to
sell real and personal estate of deceased
persons.
SENATE BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced in
the Senate:
Amending the acts relating to the
amount Of interest to be paid by savings
banks and savings Institutions; provides
that not more than two and one.half pei
cent he paid semi-annually.
Empowering town, school, and fire dis
tricts and incorporated villages to col
ect interest on delinquent taxes.
Amending the V. S. relating to fees t.
be paid witnesses in all cases.
d Repe aling section 1917, V. s., provid
: ing for penalty for non payment of rail
road fares.
; Repeating section 3,S96-7 V. S. provid
ing that directors of railroads may fi1
= the rate tolls for passenger and friegh
! service.
Allowing trial of certain cases withou
the payment of fees; enabling poor per
sons to bring civil suits.
lProvidng for the support of the insan
% poor.
v Amending act providing for the in
specton of foods, drugs, and articles il
e common use.
PASSED WITH AMENDMENT.
= Amending acts relating to the Stat
:. board of pharmacy.
p PASSED BY THE SENATE.
II Amending the statutes relating
trustee process.
- Amends v S. relating to public schools
SENATE BILLS INTRODUCED.
a. The following bills were introduced i
10 the Senate:
al Amending the act relating to the dis
or tribution of estates.
Relating to the duties of presiding OF
fcers AT general elections,
Abolishing the board of directors {
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r. rectOn and the board of trustees of IL
Id Vermont Industrial school and creatin
rt board of penal institutions.
or Amending an act relating to the re
IN stration of births, Deaths divorces an
H. marriages. General.
j." IL. 427, by Mr.. Cady, of Middlebur.
y by request, permitting the lnspectiC
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