The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-11-10
required number of weeks. Referred
to the Committee on Education.

IJleDOrO Ill duululO0 TO CHdpIer z0i o.
the Public Statutes, relating TO dog
Z and making it possible to recove,
double damages. Referred to tn
Committee on Agriculture.
H. 306, by Mr.. Stafford of Brat.
tleboro, to pension teachers 1t pro.
vides they may be pensioned from
money raised by towns for schoo
purposes. The teacher must have
been employed as such 30 years. r..
ferred to the Committee on Educl-
ton.
|, II. 307 by Mr.. Howard of Whiting
to amend Section of No. 147, acts
1908, relating to hunting. 1t makes
censes not transferable and void af-
ter Sept. l, following the date of IS
sue Hunting by persons under 1G
years prohibited unless they are ac-
icompanied by an adult. Referred to
the Joint Committee on Game and
Fisheries.
| Fl. 3O9 by Mr.. Ward, of Danville
relating to employment of teachers.
1t provides that no person shall he
employed by board of which he is a
member. Referred to the Committee
on Education.
| II. 1909, by Mr. Ward, of Danville
to amend No. 81 of the acts of 1S40
establishing Phillips Academy. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Corpora
/ tions.
H. 310 by Mr.. Miller, of Bethel, to
equalize taxation on real estate. 1t
! provides that loans on real estate
mortgages in this State not in excess
| of listed value of real estate at rate
J of interest not exceeding 51a per
cent, shall be taxed mills on the dol
lar and shall be exempt from other
taxation. Referred to the Committee
on Ways and Means.
II. 81, by Mr.. Kellogg of Plain
| field, an act to amend the charter Of
the village of Plainfeld, Referred 90
the Committee on Municipal CorpO
rations.
/ H. 312, by Committee on Claims, 10
pay estate of w. II. Gilmore the
sum therein named. Ordered to lie
ana be printed.
l.. 3l3, by Mr. Myrick, of Brid-
port, to prohibit obstructing the high
way with weeds Referred to the
/ Committee on Highways and Bridges.
II. 314, by Mr. Packard, of Brain
tree, to amend section 2 of No. 147,
acts of 1908, relating to hunters IL
! censes. Referred to the Committee on
! Game and Fisheries.
II. 315, by MIR. Myers, of Pownal to
amend section 573S of Public Statutes
relating to the sale or furnishing Of
! firearms or ammunition to minors and
regulating the issuing of licenses for
hunting by amending section 2
of No. 147 of acts of 1908. Referred
to the Committee on Game and Fish
cries
! H. 3l6, by Mr.. Howe of Benning-
ton an act to incorporate the Second
I Congregational church in Bennington.
! Referred to the Committee on Corpo-
rations.
! H. 317, by Mr. Roy, Of Barnet IN
act to incorporate the Pleasant View
! Cemetery Association Of Barnet. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Corpora
tions.
Ordered 70 Il Third Reading.
Il. l5 relating 10 the organization
/ OF corporations, II. i52. relating To
/ disposition to be made OF uneXpended
highway taxes Of incorporated vii
lagos; II. 213, eXempting the property
% TIE Randolph Sanatorium from
( ,axatior, and iI 275, amending the
charter CT the city o. Montpelier we.e
/ fayorabiy reported and ordered to a
| third reading on Friday morning.
II. GO, an act TO promote the
jpoultry interests Of Vermont and ap-
ipropriating the sum of $500 for i
state Poultry Association. was re-
ported unfavorably Mr. Bronson, OF
Hardwick. said it was not proved that
this was bona fide State organiza-
ton.
Mr.. Maun, of st. Adams, asked that
the bill be ordered to lie in order that
further hearing might be held and
! the Chair being in doubt as to the re-
suit Of viva voce vote, standing
vote was taken and the bill was or
dered to lie by a vote Of lO1 to A.
ii. 144, relating 30 the sale OF fruit
trees. providing license fee Of 500
for dealers in fruit trees and srruhs
was reported unfayorably and killed,
Reported Unfayorably.
H. 1873, relating TO the number of i
censes in town. was reported un-
favorably. MI Elliott of Hartford e&-
lplained that this report was made
because the House had acted prev
ously upon bill of similar natur :
The bin was thereupon killed as
was II. POO. reating to the hunting u
ducks.
H. 65 promoting teacher trainit 2
;course in high schools and academies
was reported favorably with prop0'
sails of amendment providing that the
number of schools to benefit by this
lact should not exceed 12 the first day
lint might be extended by the super
lintendent of Education to 10 the sec
ond wear. The amendment WAS
agreed to and the bill was ordered TO
q third reading ON Friday morning
II. Sc, relating to cream tests was
fayorably reported with proposals oi