Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24

=" oNceeu S4,DVV. In case of de-
pletion Of the funds in any Of the 1s
classes the commissioner Of compen-
sation provided under the act, may
make another assessment in that
class. Towns and cities are reouired
10 pay compensation to nunic,paI
employees on this basis. All expenses
or the enforcement OF the act are to be
met out of the funds raised under IT,
There Is probably no chance for the
passage or this bin as it is held that.
without an amendment to the consti.
| luton, any compulsory act of this
nature would be unconstitutional and
ior this reason the workmcn's COM
pehsation act which has been passed
by the Senate was made voluntary in.
| stead Of compulsory.
| IMPORTANT BILL LITTLE r,Nnpp.
STOOD.
"A bill introduced by Mr.. Davis OF Fair
| lee 10 provide for the puhIlcatIon OF State
| papers Is but little understood and ,s NJ
considerable Importance. The bill au-
| thorizes the secretary Of state to prcnare
for publication the charters OF all towns
and cores granted by the State and such
| parts OF the papers of the surveyor-gen-
eral including maps, as he de ems best
and also authorizes the secretary OF
| state to procuro ana sio T., ht. am.
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by Governor Samuel c. Crafts showing
| the plotting Of towns. This is intended to
be the elimination of the work upon
which F. H. Dewart OF Burlington has
been at work FOR the past two years. in
deXing and preparing the papers relating
to early grants and town lots and ,,,s.
| that were so long In the possession of III.
State of New York. TIL work Is ,n,nor,-
ant in that It will greatly facilitate tho
tracing Of old lines thet have in times
| past necessitated not only tho research NJ
all the documents in the possrss,on NJ tbe
0tate put a trip to Albany y. y, to con-
oo. '''o p'i'e's i'e'u ''''rr' great many
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me hlil introduced In the Senate by
'he 1uo'c'hfy committee creating a
commission on probation Is regarded
as an important step toward enlarRing
the prohatioh system OF the state
along the more advanced iceas on this
subject 1t makes no important
changes in the present probation laws,
but provides for the submission to tho
next Legislature of new legislation
that after a two years study OF the
subject by commission IS thought {,
be for the good of the state. This
commission Is to con .ist Of two SILL
perior iudees designated nv tho rbo,.
bench OF superior Judges, and a secre-
'ary whom they shall appoint. The
commissioners arc to have oil the pow
"rs or probation and police officers III
the discharge OF their duties and shall
provide for such organization and CO.
operation OF probation officers as in
their judgment will best promote the
system of probation Probation ,f'lcers
arc REQUIRED to submit to the commits
sion detailed roports OF their work
and the commission is IN renort >, tha
Governor The commission pets no
counerso,io, for ,ts eervice. borord
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