The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-20


eral law of tie State or to promise
some important ,hange. One Of
these four last IL -ntioned laws pro
vides that the governor may appoint
to fill vacancies occurring in the
Senate. Another is the ten dollar
wage exemption bill A third is a
step in the direction of uniform leg
islation in all the States in that IL
provides for board of commission
ers for the promotion of uniformity
of laws. Still another cakes it pos
sible for a woman, by deed signed
only by herself, to convey property
which was conveyed to her for her
separate use, instead of having as
formerly to get her husband TO sign
the instrument. The most important
of the automobile laws enables the
secretary of State to suspend an OPP
orators license without hearing in
certain cases, and to appoint inspec-
tors and examiners with the same
powers as constables.
The laws in the order in which
/ they were signed follow:
! IAN act relating to the erection
/ of a court house in Hyde Park.
| 2-An act to amend section 1884 of
1 the public statutes relating to excep-
! tons.
/ 3-An act to amend section 1868 of
the public statutes, as amended by
! No. SS of the acts of 1908, relating to
fire districts.
Am act providing that when
bequest is made to the Universalist
Church and no trustee named, the
Uniyersalist Convention of the Prov
ince of Quebec shall act as trustee.
and shall also be named trustee
where the trustee appointed dies.
5-An act to provide for filling va
cancies in the State Senate.
6-EXtending the time on the pub
LEGATION known as Vermont court pro
cedure from November / to December
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TEN dollar wage exemption
from trustee process.
S-An act enabling members to
vote in the presidential election with
out leaving the capital
Am act relating to automobile
and motor vehicle number plates and
motorcycle seals, providing that the
tHNAAt must sup AutAi W AAlt aRpiA-
cants prepaid, and that the color of
margins and figures may be changed
annually
10-An act relating to the solemn
zation of marriages, Saying by whom
they may be performed).
11--An act providing that wills be
left with the probate court for safe
keeping
Ian act relating to the Tegistra-
ton of automobiles, making the pen
atty in chapter 176, applicable to 1872,
81 and 14f. acts of 1910.
13--An act allowing two fifth-class
licenses in towns OF not more than
three thousand; instead of one as
heretofore
14-Empowering probate court to
set aside money for the care Of bur
ial lots as for tomb stone.
15-To establish and define the
duties of a board of commissioners
for the promotion of uniformity of
laws.
6-Disqualifying the auditor of a
town from holding certain other town
offices.
17-Providing for the payment of
witnesses at an inquest.
1S-Relating to the suspension or
revocation of operators licenses.
19-Raising the appropriation for
INDECENT veterans from $4,000 10
ST, 500.
20--Appropriating $4,000 to Sol
diers Home at Bennington.
21-Allowing the public access in
e..s.. t.,fa tss,..
nished the public service commits
sion by public service companies.
22-Providing for filing of accounts
by town officers thirty days before
going out of office instead of at that
time.
23-Allowing the signers OF articles
of association to amend their articles
before organization as well as after
24-Enabling married women TO
convey property held to separate use
by sole deed.
25.-To authorize the Orleans grad
ed school district TO issue bonds.
26-Empowering inirm and feeble
minded persons to apply for the ap-
pointment of guardians over them
selves.
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Springfield Trust company.
2S-To amend Section SOP of the
public statutes relating to exemption
from the payment of charter fees so
as to include public playground as
sociations under the exemption.
29-Amending section 309S relating
to alimony in court proceedings, pro- |
viding that in case the court DEGREES |
real estate as alimony a copy of the !
decree shall be recorded in the Of |
fee of the clerk Of the town in which !
the real estate is situated.
30-Amending the law Of the road /
to require that vehicles in turning
to the left must pass to the right OF
the point of intersection.
31-An act to prevent the manu-
facture and use OF gun silencers.