The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-18
Gov. Mead Didn't Like Read
ing ofLamOille County Seat Bill
IT WAS RECALLED TODAY
Executive Told It's Friends That He OPP
posed the Part Relating to Bond
Exemption-Grist of Bills In
troduced To-day.

vermont general assembly opened this
morning with a full attendance in both
branches. The members, the majority
OF whom spent Sunday at their homes.
appeared refreshed with the change, and
the House this morning went at its work
with vim that cleaned up everything
IN sight IN less than an hour There
was nothing for the Senate to do. and
after proper period of sitting around
and looking wise they adjourned
House bill No. /, the bill to allow
Lamoille county to rebuild its burned
county buildings, is having rather
stormy time on its way to become
law. 1t was this morning recalled bv
/ the Senate from the House and bv that
I body from the governor, the means being
taken to avoid veto, as the governor
/ i not satisfied that a provision in the
bill, eHempting from taxation the bonds
which will be issued by the county from
taxation, should become 4 law. The
governor also objected to some inter
lineations in the bill, on the ground
that they were not made so he could be
absolutely sure what they mean.
This was the last day on which the
governor could veto the bill which came
into his possession on Friday. and he I
stated to those interested that he would
do so unless the bill was recalled and 4
amended. II is evident from this that (
q bill must be carefully drawn to pet
by the governor, as he was, in this case +
aware Of the urgency OF haste in getting 4
the bill into law
In thn Aafag4a
duced resolution requiring all pro-
posais OF amendment TO the state con-
stitution 10 be referred to the Senate
committee on proposals OF amendment.
IN the House. Mr. Brownson OF Hard
wick introduced joint resolution pro-
testing against any change in the fed
eral oleomargarine law. Mr.. Babbitt
OF Rockingham introduced two resolu-
tions Of sympathy, one on the occasion
Of the death Of Gen. W. II. Gilmore of
Fairlee, and the other on the death of
Larkin G. Meade, the sculptor.
New Bills in the House.
The following bills were introduced in
the House to-day: BY Mr.. Web
'ter OF Swanton, an amendment Of seq
tion 1865 Of the public statutes. relat !
ng to debts exempt from trustee proc /
,ss; saves $40 to the debtor in any event \
BY Mr. Chaffee OF Rutland, amending /
'hapter POS of the public statutes. re- G
ating 70 the regulations of trade and i
ne inspection of weights and measures: {
he governor 70 appoint commissioner y
II weights and measures at salary {
lot TO exceed S2,000 and necessary ex- a
lenses; also provides for inspectors;
he standard OF weights and measures I
i the United States to be the standard Il
n this state; standards to be corrected f
IS often as once in five years. Isl
By Mr.. Clark of Morristown, relat- u
lg to the bounty on porcupines: fixes il
ounty at so cents. p
BY Mr.. Howe of Bennington, amending
10. l43 OF the acts of 1908. relating t0 n
he close season for certain kinds of "
anne fish; makes the season for trout X
almon or longc begin April Is Ia
By Mr.. Dartt of Springfield, to appro- Vi
riate certain sum for the support ot Ii
le soldiers home-S30,000 during 1911 81
nd el0l2 ae
BY Mr.. Dartt of Springfield, to amend al
'ction OF No $50, acts of 1884. en- ~
tied, AN act to incorporate the trus- WI
cs OF the soldiers home in Vermont"
royides that at least ten of the trus. re-
es shall be members of the G. 4. r. no
BY Mr. Wells of Wardsboro. to amend st
cton 3032 OF the public statutes, re-! so
ting to marriage. Marriages may be
rformed by clergy not licensed to
each.
By Mr.. Wright Of Westminster. to -,
nend section 1920, public statutes, in Ni
gard to the killing Of deer Permits /.
ling of deer at any time when deer
e found destroying or injuring fruit of
,es or crops H.
BY Mr.. Elliot of Hartford to amend tnf ,f
'tion 3 of act l76, laws of zoos on. M
led, "An act relating to commitments 40
misdemeanors" Provides when re- ~,
wal is to the house of correction the ~,
tie shall reimburse the town for such ~
lense go go
By Mr.. Stafford of Brattleboro. to tbe
end No. 1872 OF the acts Of 1908. re- ~,
ing to the location of licensed places. t;a,
the town contains no Incorporated ros,
age no license shall be granted at 49,
loint nearer the state line than two ~.
es e,e.
~ Mr.. Briggs Of Searsburg, to amend siol
tion 20 of the public statutes, relat- sor
to the residence OF voters. Provides ~,
{ residence shall be where his family
des, or where he is legally assessed
taxes.
" Mr.. ealderwood of St Johnsbury. r..
amendment Of and in addition to No. S''''
Of the acts of 1874, entitled. "An
to incorporate f. 4 T. Fairbanks 81
Permits company to hold. vote Atv
dispose Of stock OF st. Iohnsburv hom
Ieduct Co. and TO hold, vote or dis. inc
Z of any other stock now owned. lire
nits the company TO guarantee the AHA
cipal and interest of the bonds of and
Canadian branch, not exceeding $780, was
and to guarantee dividends on not man
'yceed SS00o00 OF the capital stock man
he Canadian branch. mar
y Air. Stafford of Brattleboro relat- dame
TO expenditures for political pnr- eitv
s. Prohibits use OF money or infu- at +
ct a caucus, the hiring OF trans 2,3O
alton 20 get voters to caucus for the
OF election of delegates;
fine Of si00. Ia
T Mr. Whitney Of Marlboro. In mint
ndment OF section 1928 Of the public VIM
ites. relating to dog licenses. Fixes iness
Tor male and spayed dogs at 81 sor
$40 for each female dog Crnei
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