The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-11
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questl, TO regular commitments to penal
and reformatory institutions, and 20 pro.
vide salaries for sheriff..
by Mn. Brown OF Wilmington, 10
amend section 400 y. s., relating TO ex-
emptons from taxation Notes or bonds
Issued after February l, 1907, for money
than Sh per cent. shall be exempt.
by Mr., Howe OF Bennington Thy re-
qusstl, providing q penalty for owners Of
dogs found chasing wild deer. $40 for
each ofIense.
BY Mr.. Deboer Of Montpelier, TO amend
section 0l44 P. s., relating TO salary of
auditor oil accounts and his clerks.
Makes salary OF auditor $500 annually,
and combined expense of auditors Office
not TO exceed $4,000 annually.
BY Mr.. Martin Of Plainfeld Thy re-.
quest), to amend section GAS P. s., re-
lating 10 salaries OF states attorneys.
Raises salary of each states attorney
$500 except Grand Isle countyj that Is
raised $50.
BY Mr., Boyce Of Waterbury, amend.
ing act incorporating the village Of Wa.
terbury.
BY Mr. Dole Of DanviIle, to amend
section 29ii p. S., relating to private
lots IN cemeteries. Probate courts may
decline TO settle estates until hsadstones
are paid for.
by Mr.. Howe OF Bennington TO define
the powers Of game wardens.
BY Mr.. Stannard OF East Haven,
granting a ferry and wharf to Samuel
3. Rice.
BY Mr.. Edgarton of Rochester, amend.
ing section 05 p. S., relating to the
number of candidates and party names.
BY Mr.. Miller OF Westhsld, amending
various sections OF r. S., relating TO the
number OF weeks OF schools. Makes 80
weeks legal school.
BY Mr. Fish Of Vergennes, amending
section 2l6l P, s., relating TO exemptions
from attachment and execution.
BY Mr.. Rich OF Maidstone. to pay
Richard Beattie the sum therein named,
$3.50, for pursuing and sTesteing Bert
Kelsey.
From the committee on highways and
bridges, az q substitute for H. 100, re.
lating 70 highways.
BY Mr.. Boutwell, Of Stookbridge, re.
lating 10 direct Inheritance taxes. When
estate exceeds $500, the excess shall be
subject to a Ave per cent. tax.
BY Mr.. Williams OF Mount Tabor, 10
aid the town Of Mount Tabor in building
Highways.
By Mr.. Wheeler of Jamaica, 70 amend
section 1910 OF the statutes, relating TO
tho furnishing Of cars to shippers. Rail.
roads shall furnish shippers with cars
within four days, not including Sundays
or holidays, after receipt Of written or.
dor therefor. Failure TO provide shall
result in penslty and damages.
By Mr.. Howe Of st. Johpsbury, 10
amend section Of No. cal of the acts
Of 1900 entitled, "An act 20 incorporate
The Citizens Telephone and Telegraph
Provides for board Of not
exceeding five directors, who shall be
stockholders and elected annually.
BY Mr.. Deyette Of Benson, relating
10 alien telephone corporations. No tel.
ephono corporation shall BE- directly or
interested in any Of the capt.
tai stock or property OF a telephone cor.
poration organized under the laws OF the
state, without leave of the general as
sembly.
By NJ Howe Of st. Johnsbury, TO
amend section 7l2 Of the statutes, relst.
ing 10 the rate OF taxes assessed on
railroad property. Raises rate to one
and one fourth per cent. on appraised
value Of property and corporate fran.
ihiseE.
By Mr., Howe of st. Johrsbury, re.
peaiing sections TOT, Tia, 7l5, 7ls, III,
ind us Of the statutes, providing
Tor the assessment Of taxes on the gross
earnings Of railroads.
BY Mr. Boyce OF Waterbury, to au.
thoriBe the village Of Waterbury 10
sSuP bonds.
BY Mr. TildeE of the city Of Barre,
relating TO the indssing of town or city |
'eeerds, Provides By index kept by law |
70 be one Of the card index system.
Ry Mr.. johnson OF Woodstock, to
mend section 1888 OF the statutes, re-
sting 10 the running Of trains on sun
lay Authorizes railroad commissioners
o sanction the running Of such through |
rains on Sunday, as public necessity |
md convenience may require. Does not
the running Of excursion trains
,ither steam or electricity, on Sunday
By Mr. Montgomery of Hardaiek, to
Irnend seetion II of the statutes, relat-
NJ to the revision Of the checklist.
By Mr.. Howe of Bennington, to pro-
ide for the building OF a courthouse and
all at Bennington, and to provide for
be maintenance OF the courthouse at
Manchester.
BY Mr. Stafford Of Waningford, to
.mend No. 1873 of the acts Of 1905, On,
tiled AN act to amend section of
20. Pas of the acts Of 1904, entitled,
Am act to incorporate the Maple Grove
emetpry asSoriation'n