The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-03

suitable inscription necessary before
estate can be settled; general COM
mittee.
n lSS-By Mr.. Hunt of New Haven
to amend section 9S6, pubic statues,
and tc extend the right of suffrage TO
women in certain cases, women q
years old have same right as men to
vote on school and liquor matters
and right to hold Office relating to
school affairs; joint committee on
temperance.
II 1S9-By Mr. Fletcher Of Caven-
dish to amend section 6l45, public
statutes, relating to salary Of attor-
ney general; makes salary $4,000 and
expenses; joint committee on state
and court expenses.
II l9O-By Mr.. Stafford of Brattie-
boro; relating to taxation of Brat
tleboro Masonic Building associa-
ton; committee on grand list.
II 191-By Mr.. Peck Of Burlington;
makes it legal for notary public, who
is stakeholder of officer in bank or
corporation, to act for such corpora
ton in taking Acknowledgements or
administering oaths; committee on
minor courts.
II 192-By Mr.. Fisk of Barre town;
to amend section $40, public statutes,
relating to offsets, provides that a
nonresident person to whom debts
are owing shall file a sworn state
ment that he has paid a tax Of ITO
of 1 per cent on money loaned in this
state to state treasurer; committee
on ways and means.
II 193-By Mr. Gillett Of Rich
mond; for the protection of human
life; provides hunters shall wear
bright red garments while hunting
deer; fine of 800; general commit
tee.
H 194-By Mr.. Cutting of Water
ford; to amend section $40, public
statutes, relating to notice to tax
payers and the discount period; fixes
date for payment OF taxes at 80 days
from July !; committee on ways and
means.
II 195-By Mr. Pittridge of Leices-
ter; to amend section 1902, public
statutes, and providing for the cleo
ton of state highway commissioner
! by General Assembly election this
year TO be on third Wednesday in
November; committee on highways
and bridges.
II l96-By Mr.. Peck Of Burlington
TO amend sections 515S, 5l6l and 1924
public statutes, relating to traffic in
| Intoxicating liquors; provides that Ii
censee shall not employ person
whose license has been reyoked-for
summary revocation Of license with
refund Of fee-for notice by every
court in county 10 license commits
sioners Of convictions for intoxlca-
ton for six months back; joint com
mittee on temperance.
II 197-By Mr. Bronson Of Hard
wick, defining duties of commission
er OF agriculture relating to creamer-
les, cheese factories, condensaries
and receiving stations for milk and
cream: provides for inspection Of
premises and gives power to make
recommendations for better sanitary
conditions. all such places &c submit
statements monthly, biweekly or
weekly. gives authority 20 prescribe
form Of such statements committee
on agriculture
~ -lAit AANMA io NA W VNN~
ford regulating the hours Of labor
thine hour day. domestics. clerks in
stores and farm laborers excepted) :.
committee on immigration and indus
trial interests
II l99-By MI Bowles OF Wood
ford repeating statute prohibiting
hunting on Sunday; committee on
minor courts.
II 20O-By Mr.. Webster Of Swan
tom amending act ii9. acts of 1908,
relating TO duck hunting provides
penalty OF $500 for hunting ducks
with The aid Of a torch. jack or other
artificial light.
II 20l-By Mr. McCuen of Vergen.
mes: providing religious instruction
for inmates of Vermont industrial
school; appropriates 500 annually
for such instruction; joint committee
on industrial school
II 202-By Mr.. Allen of Westford
a bill relating TO the apportionment
of senator's
II 2OS-By Mr.. Fisk of Barre town
a bin relating to abstracts of individ
nal lists.
n 2O5-By Mr. Stone of Wslllng
ford: a bin relating TO state court ex
penses
Senate Bills introduced
, s 52-By Senator Gordon of Wash
/ ington, an act providing compensa
p ton to injured workmen or, in cas-,
, OF death, to their next Of kin by vol
/ untary agreement between employe
D and emp DYE as constitution stands
/ may be elective or permissive: par
r ties must put In force by muua
$ agreement as constitution now stand
A difference between this aud employ
/. ers' liability act is. must prove mes
% ligence under this act that he was IN
iured In course of employment. con
pensation arranged similar to acc
dent insurance; 90 get best effect ia
+. act IL will be necessary TO chang
q the constitution. proposal to chang
!. constitution is TO be introduced pe
b hitting the legislature to pass sui
@ able laws. judiciary.
g 5. Shy Senator Archibald of BE
r. nington' bill relating to appropr
ations for county clerks.
s 55-By Senator Archibald
, Bennington. a bill empowering ASST
y tant Judges to furnish certain ofIlc
furnishings.
~ ) 56-By Senator Clark OF Rutlar