The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-22
LEGISLATORS TURN
TO CLOSING WORK
They May Possibly Get Through This
Week. But 1t Is More Likely They
VIII Not Finish Before
April d

The Vermont legislature started this
afternoon on the final lap Of the session
and adjournment will probably be taken
on or before April !, the middle OF next
week although there are a few sangulne
persons who venture predictions that all
work can be disposed OF by Saturday,
March ~. Governor Gates y anxious 70
have the legislature finish all important
business, and all may rest assured that
adjournment will not be taken with any
pending legislation.
Mock session, several times deferred.
and looked forward 70 BY many. VIII be
held Thursday evening, according 10
resolution adopted by the Senate, ~ the
House agrees.
The senate has not Jagged behind the
House 70 any extent through the session,
and when the lower branch finishes. the
upper body viii also be- ready TO quit
Tho House has disposed OF the primary
hill and this afternoon viii take action
on a couple Of bank taxation bills, leaF-
ing but few important measures TO be
acted upon. The workman's comPensa-
atson bill Is still TO be reported; the edu-
cational bills will be up as special orders
20. morrow forenoon and afternoon and
the senate viii probably pass the cor
marathon acts this evening, 50 that the
uouse can act at once on these several
hills. which are intended 90 aid future
legislatures. The Bible bin, which has
caused such diversified opinion among
preachers and laymen throughout the
state will also receive consideration ths
week Aside from these bills, there are
really few measures 20 be considered that
win cause much debate.
Now that adjournment i IN sight, the
lump sum proposition is receiving Us
share Of attention and the senate bill
providing for 1925 may be passed IN con.
eurrepce. The session, ii Il ends on
April viii b. - days in length and
tbis b,ll would make the average pay o.
each member per diem $50. on this
account the bin may not pass. u ad-
iournment comes on March u, and the
hiu vas passed. the pay would b. ieW
cents over 50 Tor each mcmber per day.
some advance the suggestion that the
massage ~ : lump sum salary measure
would establish q good precedent.
The senate win meet this evening ahd
prolnhls nearly every other evenfnr -
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.sh the afternosn calendar. that BODY
,psy also rpe0nvene after the evening
meal With the etceptioa ~ lHurshsN
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etruiur. I'D g0 oeiotk faf q session -
40 fgar ana half Or tuo hours
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