The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
TO Six Miles an Hour Going
Over a Hill
ALSO IN ROUNDING TURN
Measure Presented to the Legislature
To-day-Thirty New Bills Presented
on Reopening Of House This
Afternoon.
State House. Nov. 2.

The expected rush Of new bills deyel-
oped in the House Of Representatives
this afternoon, when no less than thirty
were introduced One Of the more inn
portapt measures was that introduced by
Mr., Harding OF Vershire providing that
cattle commissioners may examine sus-
pected herds for tuberculosis without the
consent Of the owner. Another BY Mr.
Blaisdell Of Bridport would limit the
speed Of automobiles to six miles an
hour going over a hill or rounding
curve.
The bills introduced were as follows:
BY Mr.. LaYigne Of Colchester 70 reg.
late the management Of cooperative and
other creamenes.
BY Mr. Lewis Of Norwich, to amend
sections 343O and 1888 OF the statutes,
relating to voting for town officers
BY Mr.. Norris Of Cabot lby requestl
20 protect human life. Forbids trespass-
ing on railroads, excepting directly to
cross same, Fixes penalty not more
than $40, nor less than ST.
By Mr. DeBoer OF Montpelier. author.
izing counties, towns. cities, villages.
school districts and fire districts to con.
vert their bonds. notes or certificates
into registered obligations. payable only
to the person or corporation whose name
is properly endorsed thereon.
BY Mr.. Howes of Moretown, legalizing
the grand list Of the town OF Moretown
for the years 1899 and le0S.
!
section 400 2. S. relating to exemption
from taxation. Exompts votes or bonds
of a town or city issued after February
1, 1907, issued for rcfunding a debt or
for construction Of water. sewer or light
ing system or for permanent highways,
walks or public buildings; ratio OF inter.
est on such notes or bonds does not ex.
eeed 2la per cent.
BY Mr. Harding of Vershire, relating
TO the powers and duties of the cattle
May examine herds sus
pected of tuberculosis without consent of
the owner Penalty for interference not
less than $40 nor more than SloO. or
imprisonment not more than 80 days
BY Mr.. Mudgett of Cambridge, to
amend act 233 of acts of 1904, incorpo.
rating the village Of Cambridge.
BY Mr. DeBoer of Montpelier. author
ling railroad commissioners to regulate
and forbid blowing Of whistles and ring. |
ing OF bells on locomotives. On petition |
Of three freeholders, public hearing may |
be had and such order issued at discre-
tion Of the board the order to apply in |
side city or village limits
BY Mr.. Lavigne of Colchester, to en- /
able the First Congregational society of |
Winooski to dispose Of its church prop /
srty and real estate
BY Mr.. Brown Of Wilmington, to re-
enact No. 1927, acts Of 1906, entitled an
let to incorporate the Wilmington and /
Traction company. Reyives
.harter that became null and void in
April. 1908.
BY Mr. Fitch of Windsor, to amend
,ection 406 P, S., relating to exemption
rom taxation. Exempts bonds or orders
It 3I2 per cent, issued after February
907, for Incorporated school or fire dis.
ricts.
BY NJ. Stetson Of Enosburg, to pay
henry Page the sum therein named.
1886 for services as substitute in the
ivil war for Leonard NJ. Knight Of
BY Mr. Drew of Barton, to amend act
i 1904 Incorporating the Central saw
ngs Bank and Trust company Of Barton
4anding. Allow nine directors, instead
i seven.
BY Mr. Virgins OF Andover, to grant
elief to the town of Andover. Appro-
riates $500 to aid the town in repairing
ighways and bridges,
By Mr.. Horr of Waterford, making
The Willows" in the town Of Water
ord private preserve. THE Willows
) farm in West Waterford on which
! pond and through which two streams
un.
BY Mr.. Brown of Middlesex, amending
ection 1878 p S., relating to duties Of
Dad commissioners Must remove loose
tones from highways at least once a
1onth.
BY Mr. Talcott of Wilhston to repeal ,
ections 500, $500 and 562l P. S., relat.
lg to mich cows shipped to and con-
emned in Massachusetts, These Sec
ions require report by shipper to state
attic commissioner /
BY Mr.. Walker of Dummerston, max
lg a close season on mink. foxes and
f,coon. Close season on mink and
oxes except in August, September and !
etober, for raccoon August, September
nd until October l5 Penalty 500
By Mr. Fuller Of Starksboro to legal.
,e the grand list Of Starksboro for the !
ear 1908. Ii
BY Mr. Baleh of Lunenburg relating {
, liability Of estates of deceased pau
ers. Town or city may recover for as ,
stance given if a pauper leaves an S
itate
BY AIr. Barber Of Brattleboro Cby
'questl to amend section 54s5 p. S. In
'lating to the record of sale Of poison
rs drugs. Record Of all poisons sold.
kind and quantity must be
spt. Persons not registered pharma- I
SITS must not sell poisons in drug stores.
by Mr.. Walker Of Dimmerston. to
mend sections $40 and $50 ?. s, relat-
g 10 deductio for lebts owing Re-
ices exemptions in savings banks from {
1000 to 81 00o
By Mr.. Wheeler Of South Burlington. I
eating the Office Of nursery inspector S
81 presenting his duties 81
BY Mr.. Boyoe Of Waterbury, TO amend 4
ction also p s, relating to cemeter-
S. Cemetery boundaries not to be d