The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-01-29

tAuplol to WAS S4ootUuU against SSv,VUu /
two years ago. Seven members of |
the legislature refused 70 take the
extra pay voted. One OF these was !
Speaker Cheney and another was Mr.
Adams Of Marlboro. The other I'VE |
asked the state treasurer not TO give !
their names.
Speaker Cheney was presented with |
a purse of money by members OF the |
House and Clerk Plumley was given |
watch chain containing as many |
links as there were members of the |
House.
Approved by the Governor
H. i6'-An act to amend section 1926 |
of the public statutes relating to the |
election of the town officers.
II 439-An act relating to fire in |
surance policies.
II. 6l5-An act to amend section |
6l47 of the public statutes relating to |
clerical assistance in the office of the |
superintendent Of education.
II. 627-An act 70 amend various ed |
itions of the public statutes relating
to state aid
II. 629-An act to amend section
$50 of the public statutes relating to
appropriations for normal schols.
H. 644-An act to amend an act en-
titled An act relating to the powers
Of the probate court in respect to mort
cages and leases" approved January
%. 1909
Joint resolution relating to printing
and distributing the opinions Of the
Encouragement.
II. 294-An act to amend section
1891 of the public statutes relating
10 the speed limit of automobiles
H. Alan act to amend sections
1915, 4O77 and 400 Of public statutes
relating to the registration Of auto
mobiles or motor vehicles
II. 43S-An act to amend the char
ler of the village of Milton.
| II 575-An act to prevent the spread
Of bovine tuberculosis by creameries.
H. 621- An act TO amend section
| 1854 of the public statutes relating TO
| fees of tax collectors.
H. 640-An act TO provide for the
support OF the government.
II G43-An act TO pay the town OF
Reading the sum therein named.
Joint resolution TO pay certain print
ing concerns the sums therein named
s 52-An act TO amend section 32
Of No 252 Of the acts of 1883 as
amended by No. 1873 of the acts OF
1874, and section of No 271 Of the
acts Of 1906 relating TO the village OF
Swanton
S l62-An act to amend sections
l03S0, 1893 and 1887 of the public stat
utes, and to repeal section 1896 of the
public statutes relating to school age
and attendance
Joint resolution relating 10 employ
ment of a second assistant librarian.
$. lS-An act to amend section 527l
Of the public statutes, and relating to
fishing in Windham county
Joint resolutions relating TO clerical
assistance and expenses of the state
highway commissioners.
Joint resolution to pay e. b Finn
The sum therein named
The following bills have been ap.
proved by the governor:
S. i0-An act to provide state aid
for manual training departments
s l66-An act to prohibit the dis.
charge of sewerage or other polluted
matter into the water OF ponds and
lakes.
S l6S-An act to amend sections
i776 and 4Sl7 and 1878 of the public
statutes, relating to insurance.
s l75-An act to amend section
6l52 of the public statutes, relating
o the salary expenses and clerical
assistance Of the commissioner Of
state taxes.
S. 17S-An act to amend sections
| fUnT and ,f -4u kge
relating TO insufficient school accom-
modations
S. l79-An act 10 empower the trus
tees OF the Brattleboro retreat to sell
certain real estate.
n 320-An act TO amend section
6l6l of the public statutes, relating to
he salary OF the fish and game com
missioner.
H 3S7-An act to amend section SIC
, of the public statutes, relating to ass
essment Of taxes
During the evning session of the
house the Senate amendments to H.
= 1879 relating to fire insurance policies
] were accepted.
a resolution was adopted on motion
Of Mr.. Kendall of STAFFORD extending
the sympathy of the House to Mr.. Bar
j rett OF Underhill. who has had a long
Illness.
, H. 639-Taxation Of insurance com
4 panios was read the third time and
J passed
S. 60 was reconsidered. amended
and passed
. Senate amendments to II. 33S rails
S ing the salary of the states attorney
/. VI Windsor county from $l4O0 e
{, $1,000 were accepted and the bill pass
, ed
e A new bill, II. 644 was introduced
by Mr.. Howe of St Johnsbury 1t re
). lates to notice by publication to non
B. resident defendants The rules wer,
# suspended the bill was read the thirC
c time and passed
, The conference committee reported
that 1t failed 10 agree on II. 607, re
e lating to exemption from taxation o
e water powers and water systems own
ed by municipalities.
r Senate amendments were accepted
d on II. 1926, relating to allowance o
s claims against estates of deceased
persons
o A conference committe was appoint
e ed on II. 1l9 consisting of Messrs File
g cher of Cavendlsh, Davis Of Spring
t field and Brown Of Ludlow.
10 Joint resolutions were adopted n
Il follows BY Mr.. Watson Of St A
e bans to pay the official reporters O
1t the House and Senate the salary as a
If sistant clerks and secretaries; by NJ
e. Howe of st. Johnsbury to pay stenC
Il graphers Of the clerk OF the Hous
10 and secretary of the Senate 81 day.
Of S. 17i-Salaries of probate judge
le was passed In concurrence,