The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-11
Then Legislature Adjourned fol
the Weekend Recess
FEW CALLS FOR MONEY MADE
Mr., Hapgood of Peru Threatened to In
troduce Resolution Calling on Gov.
Fletcher 10 Publish Cam
paign Expenses.

The House and Senate rushed throug
a little work in three.quarters OF al
hour this morning and then adjourne
till next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
The first bill introduced in the Hous,
today was by Mr. Ferrin of Essex t.
provide appropriations for the univer
sity of Vermont and State Agriculture
college. Appropriates $4,000 for ex
elusive use of the college of medicine
TO be expended in establishing and main
tanning free medical dispensary, fur
nishng clinical facilities, and for pur.
poses of instruction; 5000 for College
of Agriculture for payment of tuition
to the extent OF $50 annually, students
to be named by scholarship committee
of three members from each county to
be appointed by the speaker OF the
House; $4,000 for agricultural extern
sion, and $500 for exclusive use of the
college of engineering.
Mr.. Watson OF st. Albans introduced
House bill six, providing for change in
the placing OF bequests under the Uni
versalist convention of Vermont and
Quebec and organizing that organization
into an association that it might make
bequests TO local societies. 1t was re-
ferred to the committee on corporations
after first and second reading.
Mr., Miller's bin which is house seven
on the amendment of several sections Of
the public statutes relating to the prac-
tlce OF dentistry as referred to another
place in these columns.
Mr.. Miller also introduced House bill
eight asking for amendment to section
2.3Sl of the public statutes regarding
payment in criminal cases in which the
state pays costs where commitments
are made TO county jails as well as to
house of correction. The first Senate
bill was brought into the House and Is
Senate bill one, namely the trustee pro.
cess bill. Ii was read the first and sec
ond times and referred to the committee
on judiciary.
Mr.. Hapgood rose to a question Of per-
sonal privilege and referred to an edi-
torial in the newspaper he alleged was
owned by the president of the Senate
and pleaded guilty to assertions as ap-
pearing in the editorial. He also served
notice on the House that he would if
certain conditions should present them
selves introduce a resolution regarding
the filing of the expense of State off,
cials which he alluded to and explain
ing his reason for delay in presenting
the resolution was to give the officials
referred TO time to file their expense ac-
count. He then pocketed the resolution. !
It calls on Cox Fletcher to file sworn !
statement of his campaign expenses.
The House killed a joint resolution by |
Mr.. Foote of Cornwall. that the Senate |
on state and industrial in |
terests, and the House committee on |
are hereby empowered and |
to visit the states public
park on Camels Hump and under the /
direction of State Forester A. w.
fawes, investigate the conditions there
If; the necessary expense to be paid by
he state.
In the Senate, Senator Davis moved
/ reconsideration OF the vote on the
of rules on Senate bill No. |,
'elating to trustee process. Senator
Johnson asked the reason for the mo.
ion, and Senator Davis replied that he
hought consideration over night was
utficient. Senator Wallis favored re.
consideration. The motion was recon
idered by viva voce vote Then the
ote TO suspend the rules was unanimous
nd the bill was read the third time and
'assed. Senator Rabbit demanded the
eas and nays. on which Senator's Pres
on, Quinlan and Roy were found to be
bsent and Senators Darling of Gale
onia and Dodds voted mo and "a voted |
yes"
Senator Johnson introduced a bill to |
mend p. S. 90, relating to nomination
( candidates by certificate. The bill ,
rovides that no person shall sign a Ger
ificate of nomination who participates
4 the nomination of the same candidate
y political caucus or convention
Mr.. Wallis of Washington introduced |
bill relating to the deductions for debts
wing. allowing a deduction of 81 500
yer aggregate of United States bonds
nd other bonds. stocks and loans ex- !
mpt from taxation and deposits in saw t
lgs bank and deposits in national banks. v
q which more than two per cent. in v
st is paid. This bill was read the first \
nd second times and referred So the )
on finance. !
New Justices Elected. &
Other than the reading Of the report
the canvassing committee on county a
ld probate officers and justices Of peace o
iere was but little done in the House a
.sterday afternoon. The reading Of the "
port showed that several elections were ;,
'eessary among the justices Of the u
ace. n
The following justices Of peace were r
ected 20 Oil vacancies which existed Il
their respective towns: Leicester. ,. Il
Goodrich. Arlington itie vote. ID J. al
lnroy; Groton ltie votel. Henry Clov-
; Hardwick. F. L. NlcGnire and G L. -
'bb: Lyndon. Edward ConneIl and r. n
Morrison: South Burlington ltie y
tei, Frank =. Lord: Newhurv ftie n
tel. John z. Weed: BARTON. Z IN n
throp and J. g. Turnbuil: Jav none
,ctedi. &. L. Day. Prank Morse Cbarles n,