Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-04

n. o31, relating to examinations Of do
nestle insurance companies.
H. 22s, providing for a more uniform
and economical system OF examination Of
teachers.
II. 43i, relating to the registration OF
automobiles and motor vehicles, and the
disposition Of the registration fees.
s. Us, relating to insufficient school
accommodations.
s. 40, relating to state aid for manual
training departments.
s. 168, relating to insurance policies.
H. 575, relating to the spread OF bovine
tuberculosis by ereameries.
Fl. 4s9. relating to fire insurance poll
cies.
8. SO, relating to automobiles.
H. $40, an act to provide for the sup
port Of the government.
Il. 621, relating to fees OF tax collec-
tors.
s. 1e2, relating to school age and at
tendance.
n. 4s1, relating to the registration Of
automobiles and disposition Of registra-
tion fees.
H. ga, relating to powers OF probate
courts in respect to mortgages and leases
Of estates.
H. 5s5, relating to free transportation.
H. 607, relating to exemption from tax
alton.
Joint resolution relating to clerical as
sistance and expenses Of state highway
commissioner.
8. 1853, relating to taxation Of railroads.
H. Gal, relating to descent.
n. 46, relating to the election Of town
officers.
II. SO, relating to hre insurance poll
cies.
II. Sss, relating to salaries of states at
torneys, making salary of states attorney
Of Windsor county $1,000 instead Of
$1,000.
H. 325, relating to allowance Of claims
against the estates Of deceased persons.
8. TIA, relating to the salaries OF pro-
bate judges.
H. sss, relating to the taxation Of in
surance companies.
II. 645, relating to notice to non-resi-
dent defendants.
The following biIls were killed during
the closing days BY The Senate
n. 47e, an act providing that liquor
sold By licensees shall be purchased Of III
censees Of the fourth class
The following bills were killed in the
House during The closing days.
H. 2s9, relating to public control OF the
manufacture, transmission and sale oil
gas and electricity.
H. Isl, relating to the board Of railroad
commissioners and charging the iurisdic.
ton OF the same.
s. IS, relating to illegal voting in eau.
cuses and expenditures for political pur.
poses.
n rs, providing for bounty on bears
and rattlesnakes.
The following bills failed Of passage in
the senate BY reason Of non-concurrencs
in House amendements;-
s. 176, relating to the trustee process.
The House wanted q $40 absolute ex.
emption and the Senate IS exemption,
II. 607, relating to exemptions from
taxation.
The following bills failed OF passage In
the House BY reasea Of non-concurrencs
in Senate amendments:--
II. al, 10 prevent persons whose names
have been furnished licensees from OBJ
tanning intoxicating liquors BY misrepre
sentation or conceaIment-
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
The cost of the session amounted K
about f135, 900. As the result Of the raisl
In the salaries Of the members to "a
day, II cost the state an extra f25, 900 thi,
year. The mileage bill amounted Il
about SIS, 600. There were seven mem
bers this year who felt conscience striciS
| en- about receiving more than the 20 I
day that they expected when they came
Speaker Cheney, who stated on the fool
OF the House, when the bill was undel
consideration, that he should never taxi
more than g6, made good, and left s1s4 il
the state treasury before leaving for BIZ
home in Morrisville at noon. Mr.
Adams Of Marlboro, who stated his posi-
tion emphatically on the floor OF th'
House about receiving more than the reg
! ular SO, left his extra 500 in the stat,
/ treasury. The other members were reti
. cent about their actions and asked tn
, treasurer to avoid exposing their action
to publicity. Some Of them turned th'
, money into the permanent school funs
and some into the general fund OF th
, state. II Is understood that Senator Bills
, OF Calais will turn his balance into tn
1 treasury OF his town. Mr.. Seaver of VIII
: Jamestown will turn his extra pay int
a