The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-18

amendment to section ! of No. l4l OF
the acts of 1905 entitled, "An act relat'
ing to the taking of pickerel." 1t makes
a close season during April and May.
By Mr.. Williams of Craftsbury, ia
amend No. 20 of the acts of 1908, en-
titled, "An act to require state officers
to give duplicate receipts for money re-
ceived to the use of the state"
BY Mr.. Miller of Bethel, relating to
marriages. 1t provides that residents
/ who in order to evade marriage laws
and with intent Of returning to reside
here, who 60 to another state or country
and marry, and afterward return to re-
side, shall be fined not less than $500,
BY Mr.. Lucia Of Hinesburg, TO amend
section $685. of the public statutes, re-
lating to the punishment for murder.
1t provides that death shall be the pen
atty, except where conviction is on cir
cumstantial evidence, when it shall be
life imprisonment
By Mr. Mattison of Glastonbury, an
act to amend sections 1888, 1877, 1872 and
225 of the public statutes, relating to
the counting of votes
BY the committee on claims, to pay
the town of Chelsea the sum therein
named.
BY Mr.. Howard of Whiting, an act III
amendment of chapter 2l9 Of the public
statutes. relating to the board of license
commissioners, 1t provides for a license
board of three for each county, to be
appointed by the governor for term
Of two years; salary not to exceed SO
per day
BY Mr. Martin of Brookline, to pro
vide surgical treatment for poor persons.
1t provides for the appointment of a
commissioner of charity, to hold office
two years, and $1,000 is appropriated
annually. The commissioner has author
ity to designate hospital to treat the
poor, for which the state pays.
BY Mr.. Flint of New Haven, to pro-
hibit the transmission of electric power
out of the state 1t prohibits transmits
sion of electric power out of the state
except for traction purposes on railroads
partly within the state.
BY Mr.. McfIugh Of Weybridge, to dis
pose of tramp dogs. 1t provides that
any person can kill tramp dog, roam
ing without its owner.
BY TIE committee on claims, to pay
certain town and village treasurers the
sums therein named.
BY Mr. Howe Of Bennington tby re-
questl, establishing highway district
in the town of Bennington and providing
for the election of a road commissioner
therein
BY Mr. Hutchinson OF Washington re-
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hygiene in state schools, grammar
schools. high schools and academies.
BY Mr. Maun Of ST Adams City, in
of and in addition to an act
entitled "An act relating to bounty on
porcupines," approved November s 1910.
BY Mr.. Bean OF Newport, in amend
ment of section 1900 of the public stat
utes, concerning certain record evidence.
1t provides that copy OF record Of
observations in regard to the weather,
taken under direction Of the Y. S. gov
eminent, may be received in evidence in
a civil cause in court.
BY Mr.. Davis OF Fairlee. to legalize
the grand list and quadrennial appraisal
of Fairlee for 1910.
BY Mr.. Miller Of Bethel, to amend
section $50 of the public statutes, re-
lating to the traffic in intoxicating liq-
uor
BY Mr., Maun Of the city Of St. Al
bans, an act creating the office of state
license commissioner and amending sec
tons 500 and Sill of the public stat
utes. It provides for the appointment
of commissioner, to hold Office for one
year, who shall appoint local boards OF
in towns voting license
The salary is to be SIS per day and eX
pensps