Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-17

NAA tNA@N NMNJ NAbo pay 10 thah
nrer i've cents apiece for All
was killed, So to 50, ate,
which NJ. Cook Of Dandy ~ y
ton. Mr.. Fletcher Of Cavsssal
against the bin and Mr.. Hl,.1
Mr.. GoodeIl supported il
z H. 532, providing for sls,;..,
the secretary Of state and slsss
passed the House. 1t provide.
Ger 1000 q year for els,s.
present time each officer -
salary and q, 900 as insurs1.V
sioner and from this each 49,.
his own clerk hire. Mr.. DeRo..
Bacon, who was state treasp,s.
years, each heartily supportss ~
On H. 1856, introduced by NJ
Of RcyaGton, there was consis.'
cusuion- In It's original form /. =
that towns Of less than 2, GOO ~
should not be allowed 10 h,-.
class licenses. Tho Temperance
amended the bill so that go
less than 1000 inhabitants 49,
allowed a license Of this class
Mr.. Howe OF Bennington s....
the temperance committee. nay
bill had bad considerable d.
Il had finally been agreed m.
members unanimously with a,
ment being drawn in the ints,..
perance to prevent small towns 4.
ing a license Of this class which J.
be supported except BY outsia.
He referred to the Middleser -
example. Mr.. Watson Of n AM
suggested that the bill dess,n.s
whole rights Of town under N.
Law. Mr.. DeBoer made q su~.a
was followed BY applause h i.
said that he did not believs \.
House should legislate for ~.
towns and break the local optios
fragments. The bill was then 4.
BY q strong vote.
HIGH SCHOOL FRATERSTr,
The bill to prevent fraternitin
schools also passed after being -
80 as to cover acIubs.n
A joint resolution INTRODUCES
Howe of St. Johnsbury, pfoyidi.
the speaker shall be empowered IA
the special committee on taxation
ing from each county two meubn E
voted against aboIishing orr
adopted on the part Of the Hon.
The House passed Saturday.
Il. 198, authorizing counties n
palities, school or fire districts 10
their bonds, promissory notes
Gates Of Indebtedness, payable to
or to q person or corporation m,
bearer, into registered obligation
Fl. S25, relating to allowsncs d
against the estates Of deceased psu
H. 3ss, relating to public Ia
service.
Fl. 519, relating TO the maintsuu
waiting rooms by the street nilusu
H. 566, requiring savings insii
to carry 9 cash reserve.
s. IS, relating to discharge q d
ment on real estate.
With proposal of amendmsns 4
relating to discharge of sitachus
real estate.
New House bills
BY the committee on game an
cries, q substitute for various bla.
ing to the protection of game birds
By the judiciary committee, 4
tute for various bills relating to Z
bility Of employers to employees
The Senate recalled Il. 5ll %
governor and amended the bill 90 ii
banks shall pay the salary Of he
commissioner.
The Senate Saturday passed
II. 80, relating to the election IA
sentatives to the general assemhE
II. 113, relating to the boainib
account of the state treasurer.
H. 475, to create the Office d n
inspector and to prescribe his dutiA
Il. 495, relating to the inrM
salaries Of the supreme court and "
judges.
The Senate killed.
II. SIS, requiring report Of p
tioEs to be made to the attorngF
and giving encouragement sd
over prosecutions.
III. 354, repealing sections providl
assessment Of taxes on the grOs. q
Of railroads.
s. f28, providing that no q
charged at the North Hero and GIN
bridges.
Senator Finn presented 2
signed by $50 Changers praying =
enactment of certain taxation lava
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
The joint committee on state a..
expenses gave q public hearing ,
evening ON the bill raising the .
the judges OF the supreme and :
courts from $1,000 to $4,000 a..
. Chief Judge Rowen and Judge
: OF the supreme court and Judge
of the superior court appeared 70
Of the bill.
Tuesday evening there was
; hearing before the House general 9
tee on the bill introduced by NJ
, OF st. Johnsbury which amends y
emit weekly payment law 50 as 70
numbering corporations in the We.
division. John 1. Amey OF IA
, N. H., and George vanDyke, u
, county lumber king, represent
Connecticut River Lumber compag
present and opposed the bill q
, z. NJ. Mansur of Newport ana
! generally ON the ground that II Y
q very difficult matter to pay wees
scattered in the woods, also thsI =
| tend to their decentralization.
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