The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-12

medical registration. Referred to the
joint committee on public healh.
BY Mr.. o'Grady OF Roxbury, an act
! to incorporate the Roxbury Cemetery
association Of Roxbury. Referred TO the
committee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Jose of johnson, an act relat-
ing to prosecuting and judicial officers.
1t prohibits political activity, other than
to exercise the right of franchise. The
penalty is $40 to 5000. Referred to the
committee on internal affairs.
| BY Mr.. Pelkey of Fair Haven, an act
to appropriate a certain sum for widen.
ing part Of the highway between
| Hydeville and West Castleton in the
town of Castleton Referred to the COM
mttee on appropriations.
BY Mr.. Wright of Westminster an
act to amend section ll6s of the pub
lie statutes, relating to deaf, dumb,
blind. idiotic, feeble minded and epilep-
tic children of INDECENT parents. Ii APP
propriates 100000. Referred to the COM
mittee on appropriations.
BY Mr. 0rvis of Manchester, to pro-
vide for free public highway in the
place of, or parallel. to the Peru turn
pike, so called. II is to be acquired by
direct purchase. by arbitration or by
condemnation. Referred to the commit.
tee on highways and bridges.
II. 26s, by Mr.. Eaton of Royalton, an
act TO provide apparatus for instruc
ton concerning the resources of Yer
mont. II appropriates 81 800 for pur-
chase of lantern and slides to be used
by union superintendent. Referred to
the committee on education.
New Bills in Senate.
These bills were introduced in the SEN
ate
BY Mr.. McCuen. amending an act re-
lating to the regulation of caueuses and /
ballots therefor. 1t provides that check |
lists must be used at all caueuses; that |
all caueuses are to be held on the same I
day, that ballots are to be uniform in
size and color. to be provided by the /
town committees and paid for by the
town. Referred to the committee on
state and industrial interests.
By Mr. Wallis, to provide for an an
nual census of the maple sugar crop and
of certain domestic animals, It requires
listers to ascertain the number OF trees
tapped, amount of sugar and syrup
made and report the number of horses,
mich cows, hogs and other stock. Re
ierred to the committee on agriculture.
BY Mr.. Dyer of Rutland, relating to
of the death penalty. 1t
rests the power in the supreme court.
Referred to the committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Elliot, relating to the employ
nent of locomotive engineers and CON
luctors. Referred to the general COM
nittee.
BY Mr.. Roy. relating to toll bridges \
between Vermont and New Hampshire.
I provides for a commission of three
to consider the question of II
reeing toll bridges and may expend not
more than $4,000 year for that pur
rose Referred to the committee on APP !
I
BY Mr.. Babbitt, authorizing contracts I
,etween employees and employers, relat- d
ng to compensation for injuries. Re- $
erred to the committee ON state and ]
Industrial interests.
By Mr.. Chaffee, to provide for coop /
ration with the United States geologi $
al survey in continuing a Typographical 3
urvey of the state. Referred to the u
ommittee on federal relations. e
BY Mr. Davis. relating to bank COM c
missioner and prescribing his duties. He e
hall examine and verify deposit books {
very five years, and once in four years, a
! his discretion. may examine bank in
estments outside the state. Referred r
, the committee on banks. :
By MFR. Davis, amending the act in =
the village of West Glover.
eferred to the committee on municipal :
operations,
BY Mr.. Blanchard of Windsor, to reg
late the sale of morphine and other
rugs. Referred to the committee on
nblic health.
BY Mr.. Henry, relating to payment II
checks or bills of exchange. Referred b.
the committee on manufactures. al