The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-25
WILL REOPEN
DEER SEASON
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in one by one until shortly before adj
/ journment a call Of the House would
have showed quorum The revision
committee had Is bills ready for intro
duction in the House, and these were
disposed of first. They were as fol-
! lows:-
BY Mr., Bailey of Randolph, an act in
amendment of No. ia, acts of 1896, en-
titled, An act in amendment of an act
Incorporating the village of West Ran
dolph Provides for electric light plant
and bonding therefor.
By Mr.. McCuen of Yergennes, an act
to amend certain sections OF the p. s..
relating to examination of pupils for
advanced instruction.
/ BY Mr.. Babbitt Of Rockingham, an
act to amend No. 259 Of the acts of 1905,
entitled AN act to amend the charter
of the Bellows Falls village corporation,
and to repeal all existing acts relative
there, relating to water supply and pol
luton thereof"
/ BY Mr. Cave of Barre City, "An act to
amend section 10 OF No, 1865 of the acts
/ of 1894, entitled, An act to incorporate
/ a city and town Of Barre as amended
4 by No 2ll of 1902" Permits city to
borrow money and issue orders, notes
or bonds for refunding.
1 By Mr. Burbank OF Cabot, relating to
the pollution Of the waters of Joes pond
and Coles pond Prohibits dumping Of
refuse in these waters.
By Mr.. Ward of Danville, relating to
cream tests Provinces for weighing of
sample used as test for butterfat.
BY Mr.. Norton of Huntington, to
amend section 1873 OF the p. s., relat-
ing to the election Of representatives to
the general assembly. Provides for cleo
ton on third ballot OF the one having
the largest number of votes.
BY Mr. Dartt Of Springfield, an act
to amend No. AS, acts of 1908, relating
to flags, List of flag days." designated
by superintendent of education, to be
printed and distributed TO schools
BY Mr.. Wall Of Dorset, for the proven
ton of blindness. State board of health
to make rules, and regulations as they
deem necessary for prevention of blind
ness and furnish, at public expense, such
prophylactic outfits as are necessary for
physicians.
BY Mr.. Barron of Barton, to amend
section 6247 Of the r. s., relating to
the pay OF jurors. Jurors fees in justice
courts to be 81 each, to be advanced by
party asking for jury.
BY Mr.. Miller Of Bethel, relating to
ballot boxes Provides that boxes shall
be kept locked
BY Mr. Webster OF Swanton tby re-
questl, an act amending various sections
Of the 2. s.. relating OF supervision of
schools Permits five towns to form
school unions. instead OF three.
BY Mr. Bowles of WoodfOrd restrict
ing and regulating trustee process. Pro
vides that in case Judgment is obtained
against wage Garner, earning not TO
fed copy Of judgment with employer, he
shall deduct 10 per cent, Of the weekly
wage until satisfied
BY Mr., ChafTee of Rutland City, an
act amending section 373 Of the p. s., as
amended BY No Is Of the acts OF 1908,
relating to the bond of the state treas
urer. Optional with the treasurer as
to whether he furnishes surety bonds or
others
By Mr.. Peck Of Burlington, an act
to incorporate the Vergennes Power Go.
Incorporates company, capital stock
s200,00000 Office at Burlington; to own
electric light plants, electric roads, etc,
and operate same.
On motion Of Mr. Elliot Of Hartford,
the bill making the Office Of state high
way commissioner elective BY the gen
eral assembly instead of appointive,
which was refused third reading Fri
day afternoon, mainly on account of an
error In the wording OF The bill, was
reconsidered Mr. Battell of Middlebury
spoke in favor Of the reconsideration Of
the bill, and it was opposed by Mr., Stat
ford OF Brattleboro, chairman Of the
highways and bridges committee, which
reported the bill adversely. After the
error in the bill had been corrected by
amendment on motion of Mr.. Martin Of
Brookline it was made special order
for Wednesday afternoon.
Senate bill No. 5, relating to appeals
from the final decision of listers, was
passed in conference, being the second
bill of the session to pass both houses
The following bills were read the third
time and passed.;
To refund the agricultural college fund
loan OF 1912 Fixing the date for hold
ing county court in Rutland county. To
amend section 4977 ?. S., relating to
the sale Of commercial fertilizers
Amending the act Incorporating the
American Fidelity company.
Mr.. Redmond OF the public service
commission got hard knock when the
House, in the face of favorable report,
killed without mercy the bill raising
the pay OF the commissioners. Mr.. Stone
of Wallingford, che only member who
spoke on the bill, simply said that he
knew Of p applications for the vacant
position on the commission, all Of whom
would be only too glad to serve at the
present rate of pay.
In the evening the Senate had things
all it's own way; as the Red Cross lee
ture in the hall Of the House had not
commenced, and a large number of spec
tators filed the gallery and seats on
the floor Of the chamber For the benefit
Of the audience, the Senate kindly gave
them a l5-minute imitation Of the way
Of doing business, during which time
bills were introduced as follows:-
BY Senator Dale of Essex, an act to
incorporate the Brighton 4 Newark Rail-
way company.
BY Senator Cushman Of Bennington,
an act restricting trustee process; any
person obtaining Judgment in any court
Of this state against wage Garner may
file certified copy with employer or sub
sequent employer who shall deduct l0I
per cent. of weekly wage to apply on
Judgment until satisfied. If more than