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ing liquor to a purchaser at a place
other than the premises described in
the license, except at the residences
o. such persons residing in the town
or city where such licensed places
are located.
Section 3. No person shall, as
agent or carrier for a person other
than a member of his own family
purchase, carry, furnish or deliver
any intoxicating liquor at or from a
licensed place of the second or sew
onth class.
Section A. Section 52O5, Of the Pub
lie Statutes is hereby amended so as
to read as follows:
Section 5205. A person, who for
himself or agent, takes or sollcits
orders for the sale Of intoxicating
liquors, or who violates any provi-
sion of this act for which a penalty
is not otherwise provided shall be
imprisoned not more than six months
nor less than three months, or fined
not more than five hundred dollars,
nor less than one hundred dollars,
except that a licensee or his clerk
may receive orders in person at Ii
censee's regular place OF business.
Section g. Section 52O6 Of the pub
lie statutes is hereby amended so as
to read as follows:
Section 52O6. A person, who by
himself, clerk or agent, brings into
the state or conveys or transports
over or along a railroad or public
highway intoxicating liquor, which
he knows or has reason to know is
to be unlawfully kept, sold or fur
nished shall be imprisoned not more
than six months, nor less than three
months. or fined not more than nye
hundred dollars nor less than one
hundred dollars. and this penalty
shall apply to any person, express
company or transportation agency
which shall deliver goods from a
licensed place of the second or
seventh class unless such goods
have been purchased according to
the provisions Of the preceding sec
ton
The bill allowing interchange OF
mileage book coupons within this
state on roads charging the same
price was passed
The general pickerel bill which al
lows fishing through the ice and
which was passed yesterday states
that no one person shall have more
than ten set lines nor take more than
10 pounds Of fish in one day.
Read Third Time and Passed.
II. 534 as amended, an act to in
corporate the village of South Roy
alton.
II. 1907, as amended, relating to
sales of intoxicating liquor by licen-
sees Of the second or seventh class.
II. 562. an act in amendment Of
certain sections Of the Public Sta
tutes, relating to the taking Of land
and water by railroad corporations
II. SOS, relating to dividends by
savings banks and savings institu-
tons
II. 574, relating to forest fire war
dens.
II. 577, relating to the taking of
pickerel.
II. SIS, relating to fishing
H. $40, an act requiring inter.
change of mileage tickets on rail-
roads
II. $50, relating to secret societies
in public schools
Third Reading Refused,
H. III, to establish a state board
Of examiners and undertakers relat
ing to the practice Of emblaming.
II. 176, to fix the pay of court re-
porters
II. 2S5. defining intoxicating liquor
Third Reading Ordered.
II. 1854, providing for the assess
ment Of taxes on the gross earnings
of railroads.
II. 1853, relating TO the rate Of
taxes assessed on railroad property
preclpltated general discussion
which was begun by Mr.. Howe OF
st. Johnsbury who vigorously OPP
posed the report Of the committee
that the bill be refused third
reading Mr. Williams Of Newport
explained and defended the action Of
the committee. The bill was favored
by Mr. Tildon of Mortified. Mr. Bar.
Der Of Brattleboro and Mr.. Davis Of
Springfield. on motion of Mr.. Perry
OF Roadsboro the debate was closed,
and the bill was ordered to a third
reading against the recommendation
OF the committee.
Approved by Governor.
II. GO. an act to incorporate the