Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-19

press foul breeds in bees. Appropriates
By Mr.. Gould Of windham, to amend
statutes relating to the fees Of health
officers.
By Mr. Tucker Of Tunbridge, to pro-
vide for the destruction OF intoxicating
liquor found on persons convicted Of IN
toxication. Shall be destroyed by order
Of the court that convicted.
From the committee on highways and
bridges Is 9 substitute for 81. 81 to amend
statutes relating to cutting trees and
bushes on highways.
BY Mr.. Hitchcock of Pittsford. to
amend statutes providing for the pubIici-
~ Of inventories and charging the pow
ers Of the listers Provides that any tax
payers may at any time examine invsn-
tories after they are fled
TRUSTEE BILL IN SENATE.
The Senate Friday discussed the SO
trustee bill, which had passed the House,
and finally laid 1t on the table, making IL
special order for Tuesday. The Senate
judiciary committee to which this bill
was referred rendered q majority and a
minority report. The majority report
proposed amendments to the bill which
would exclude present Indebtedness, and
the minority wished to amend it 90 that it
would not include the necessities Of life,
which would practically vitiate the bill.
The House passed without debate the bill
relating to the appropriations for the
University of Vermont and State Agricul-
tural college. This bill carries an addi-
tional appropriation OF $4,000 for the
support OF the medical department Of the
University OF Vermont.
i The Houae fudfafnrv rornrnfffoa srof ifu
bumps again Friday when the bill intro
duced BY Mr.. Howe Of st. Johnsbury, re-
pealing the law which provides that on
the refusal Of person to pay fare on q
railway train he may be put on the train
and be fined not more than $40 nor less
than e, which was adversely reported by
the Judiciary committee, was, after con-
! siderable discussion, almost unanimously
ordered to a third reading.
Mr.. Fish Of Vergennes, chairman OF
the judiciary committee, explained that II
this law was repealed person might, BY
being put on from station to station foI
not paying his fare, travel g long distancs
in the course Of time.
Mr. Howe of st. Johnsbury character
lied the present law as ridiculous, ontrag.
eous and one that has been abused by the
railroads. He ridiculed the idea Of
man getting on from station to station
without paying his fare and said after
: man had been once put OF for non-pay'
ment OF fare he would be in no condition
to get on again but would be q candidate
; for the hospital. The bill was also fav
cred by Mr.. Daniels OF East Montpeliel
and Mr.. Martin OF BrookIine and opposet
By Mr.. Lewis Of Norwich. The number
: Of votes against its third reading wer'
very few.
The bin amending the old Sunday blu
Laws which, after long debate Thursda,
: was ordered to third reading. was mad
: special order for Tuesday afternoon.
TO ALLOW SEEMING.
A House bill By Mr.. sowles Of AlburRl
! empowers the state fish and game com
! missioner to license seining in LAX
: Champlain, Missisquoi bay and LAX
: Memphremagog.
Mr.. Brown of MiddIesex introduced
o bill, which provides that all wheeled We
hicles must carry lights between snnse
. and sunrise. To this bin the revision
e committee tackled the pungent interroga
tory: docs this apply to wheeIbarrowl
) and baby carriages7"
Mr.. Howe OF st. Johnsbury introduce,
! a measure which provides q penalty o
$50 in each case for the neglect Of an,
! railway or other corporations or thei
lessees from paying their employe
= weekly.
4 The House quietly laid to rest the bill
providing that the label OF the Interna
4 tional typographical union must appea
on all public documents and state print
= ing.
AMEND AGRICULTURAL BILL.
' The bill abolishing the board Of agri
culture and creating the Office OF commits
g sioner Of agriculture has another chanc
Il for its life. The vote refusing this bill
; third reading was reconsidered AM
amendments to the bill were offered b
o Mr. Williams which will combine thi
bill with the one creating . state board q
a forestry and q forestry commissioner
. These amendments were accepted. TIL
II friends Of these two measures believe i
this they will have bill that will be sur
d ported by a majority OF the legislature.
81 The Senate Friday passed.
s. as, relating to appointment Of SD.
d cial masters in chancery.
3 s. o., relating to return Of birth, deaf
T. and marriage certifcafes
r. lss, relating to appointment of d.
d putty sheri1fs.
oi H. 14s, relating to attachment and sal
If Of liquors.
h. n, relating to rent on sequestere
10 land.
The Senate adopted in concurrence
g joint resolution relating to revision {
the banking laws.
o, The Senate killed n. 21s. relating I
cemeteries.
10 The House Friday passed.
D. h. Ss7. relating to the compensation
er the auditor Of accounts and clerks In Il
andifor's ONCE.
ID p. s15. relating to exemptions from a
q tachment and execution.
The House killed.
p h $40. relating 70 distribution Of e