The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-21
Bills introduced in House.


| Mr.. Callahan of Montpelier (by re-
auestl TO exempt Odd Fellows Fra
ternity Building association of Montpe-
lier from taxation. To committee on
grand lists.
BY Mr.. Mcclure of Derby (by requestl
to provide for registration of carriers
of intoxicating liquor TO or in towns
which do not grant licenses of the first,
fourth and seventh classes. Prohibits
carriers other than railways or corpora
tions mayors, aldermen and selectmen
TO grant licenses for carrying. To joint
committee on temperance.
BY Mr.. Smith OF Newbury, relating to
derogatory statements affecting banks.
Fixes penalty OF $500 or six months or
both for willfully or maliciously max
ing statements regarding standing of
banks. To committee on banks.
BY Mr.. Plumley of Ludlow, to amend
sections 3939 and 3a4l of the public
statutes, relating TO the powers of Sc
lectmen. To committee on manufac-
tures
BY Mr.. Strong of Hyde Park, to
amend section 1855 of the public stat
utes. as amended by section | OF No. l25
OF the acts of 1910. relating to highway
taxes. Repeats part of act OF 1910. To
committee on grand lists.
BY Mr.. Billings for the committee
on appropriations, to appropriate money
for the state school of agriculture. Ap-
$4,000 for water system, etc,
for the school, Ordered to lie and be
printed.
BY Mr. Robbins Of Newport, to provide
for the investigation of a system of
accounting for town officers Governor
TO appoint commission of three with
power to investigate and recommend a
uniform system for all towns. To COM
mittee on municipal corporations.
BY Mr.. Wright OF Westminster. to
amend section of No. S3 of the acts
Of zoos, entitled "An act relating to the
of town or city records, Towns
Of less than one thousand may and |
towns OF more shall index by card index |
system. To committee on municipal |
BY Mr. Vaughan of Randolph, to
amend section 25l of the public stat
ates, relating to the liability of home
;teads for the payment of taxes. To
on land taxes.
DN MT. AiulicH VI 81. bubHSbuIts W /
lmend No. 4l6 of the acts of 1910 re-
ating to the charter of Il. & T. Fair
,anks & Co., limited To committee
IN corporations.
BY Mr.. Plumley of Ludlow, to exempt
rom taxation money loaned on per-
onal property at rate not exceeding
I've per cent To committee on ways
nd means. /,
BY Mr. Jose Of johnson. to amend
ection 73l of the public statutes. re.
ating to the taxation of express com
anies. Transportators Of express mat
er to pay tax to state of $3.50 per
lille, annually, for every mile of routes |
n lines within the state. To commit 1
ee on ways and means.
Bills introduced in Senate.
Bv Mr.. Barber. providing for recovery !
: damages against persons, estates, or !
returning false tax in
entory. To committee on finance.
BY Mr.. Dyer OF Addison, to regulate /,
ance halls. theatres and other places !,
amusement. Children under l6 years
age in public dance house or hall or z
,neert saloon, must be accompanied by !,
srents or guardian. and under IA in \
,udevilIe or moving picture house. To
,mmittee on temperance. Il
BY Mr.. Barber. by request, amending y
It's relating TO peddlers' licenses. To \
under fourth joint rule. =
BY Mr.. Blanchard, amending act in
Newport Center graded :,
hool district To committee on mu- y
cipal corporations h
BY Mr. Mower, to regulate the issues h
bonds in cities. towns or incorporated !,
llages. To committee on judiciary. n,