The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-05
State House, Dec. ).

~ 900 year and provision 10 be made
for the employment of a veterinary and
OF such clerical assistance as may be
needed. The bill contains provision re-
ating to the importation of horses and
mules and provides that no such animals
shall be brought into the state unless
accompanied by permit from the COM
missioner showing that the animals have
a clean bill of health. Provisions are
made for private tubereulin tests. Neg
lect to make report is punishable by
a fine of not less than $40 nor more
than 5000. During the season Of agri-
cultural fairs, the commissioner may
issue permits for the importation of
livestock to be exhibited and not for
breeding purposes.
Mr. Wright of Westminster intro
duced bill providing that murder in
the first degree shall be punishable by
death and that life imprisonment shall
b. the penalty for second degree mur-
der
The so-called dog bill" got its in
with proposals OF amendments from the
committee. Mr. Hapgood thought the
existing law on. the subject was as good
as the bill and that no further tinker
ing with this statute was necessary.
The bill was ordered TO third reading
by vote of l04 to 70.
Mr.. MAID for the committee on claims
presented a bill to pay the town Of
Barre the sum therein named, and Mr..
Martin Of Bennington put in bill rela-
ting to the care of INDECENT tuberculosis
persons, providing that by the governor
by virtue of his office be commissioner
OF such persons and as such shall con
sttute the board. The bill provides for
the treatment OF worthy persons, the
governor to designate the benefciaries
and place of treatment, for which the
state shall pay.
A large number Of bills were reported |
approved by Governor Fletcher, being
as follows:
Bills Approved and Signed by the
Governor.
An act to amend section 4397 of the |
public statutes, relating to the taking of |
land without the limits of railroad.
An act to amend section 1927 of the |
public statutes, as amended by No. 30 /
If the acts of 1910, relating to an open
season for hunting rabbits or hares.
An act to amend section 5347 of the
public statutes. as amended by No. 2l0
If the acts of 1910, relating to netting
md snaring game.
An act to amend subdivision MI of
section 406 of the public statutes, as
amended by No. % of the acts OF 1908
md No. 80 Of the acts of 1910, relating
o exemptions from taxation.
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,ublic statutes. relating to appropria-
ions by municipalities for public pur-
,oses.
An act to amend section 1927 of the
,ublic statutes, relating to powers of
uperior Judges in supreme court.
An act relating to taxation of prop
rty of bennington Masonic societies.
An act relating to the determination
i insect pests.
An act in amendment of and in addi-
ion to No. 100 of the acts of 1876,
ntitled AN act to incorporate the viii
age of North Troy"
An act to authorize the Northern Ed
cationaI union to dispose of its real
nd personal property.
An act to amend section ! of No. 10
/ the acts of 1910, relating to the state
An act to amend section 3673 of the
ublic statutes. as amended by No. lis :,
{ the acts of 1910. relating to the bur !
Il expenses of deceased INDECENT vet
rams of the war of the rebellion. :
An act 10 grant additional powers 20
re districts.
An act to authorize the village of
Vinooski to issue bonds.
An act to amend section 1889 of the !
ublic statutes. relating to ineorporat-
I school districts.
An act TO legalize school meetings of
n Incorporated school district, called as .
rovided in section 1884 of the public =
atutes. .
An act to amend sections 573S and
80 OF the public statutes, relating TO = =
i
An act to authorize the North Ben = :
ngton Cemetery association TO convey =
5 property to a corporation OF the
me name
An act 10 amend section 3s Of No. !.
2 of the acts of 1906, relating TO Mid y
ebury village.
Call for Taxation Data.
The Senate passed in concurrence :he Il
u relating to the time Of holding gen e
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