The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-04

| 5,086 of the public statutes, relating 10
quartermaster' bond On motion OF Mr.
Foster of Calais, the title OF the bill was
amended by striking out the word gen
eral after Judge advocate.
H. 2lO, an act to eliminate gambling
| establishments from fairgrounds. The
bill was opposed by Mr.. Foote of Corn
wall and Mr.. Stacey of Hartford. Mr.
Hapqood of Peru explained the bill and
claimed it was simply continuation OF
the present law. Mr. Morse OF Hardwlek
favored the BILL as did Mr. Taylor OF
Springfield.
H. PA. an act to provide for payment
to town grand jurors in the detection OF
crime.
Third Reading Ordered BY House.
H. "a. an act relating to exemptions
from the payment on annual license
taxes.
H. III, an act to amend sectis1 3,736
of the public statutes, as amended by
No. l2l of the acts of 1910 and by sec
ton of No. 1874 of the acts OF lVlZ,
relating to the reformation OF inebriates
and the transportation thereof.
H. 1856. an act authorizing the governor
to offer reward in certain cases.
H. 1873, an act relating to the fees OF
license commissioners.
H. 2ls, an act to amend No. 81 OF the
acts of 1910, as amended by No. 81 OF
the acts OF 1912, relating to exemptions
of soldiers property from taxation.
II. I06, an act to provide for liens
on monuments. gravestones and other
cemetery structures. The bill came in
with majority and minority reports, and
was ordered TO third reading by vote
of 90 to IS.
Third Reading Ordered.
II. loo, an act providing for the estah-
lishment of uniform system OF ac-
counting in towns and villages as amend
ed. Favored by Mr.. Morse OF Hardwick,
Mr.. Caswell of Derby and Mr.. Moore of
Ludlow.
II. $50, an act to appropriate the sum
of 1900 for the normal school at Castle
ton, as amended.
A petition praying for the enactment
of statewide prohibitory law, was pre-
sented by Mr.. Stone OF Vergennes, in be-
half of number of Vergennes residents.
Senate Proposals of Amendment Con-
Cured In.
H. Is, an act to amend No. pa of
the acts of 1910, relating to the lieens-
ing of theatres and other places OF
amusement. j. r. II. IL. joint resolu-
ton relating to the appointment of a
Joint committee to investigate and re-
port corrupt practice act.
Evidently there are considerable
number of members of the general as
sembly who are beginning to feel that
they should receive financial remunera-
ton for their legislative services rendered
during the past few weeks, for in both
branches yesterday afternoon there ap-
peared resolutions authorizing the state
treasurer to pay each member the sum
Of 800 on or as soon after Feb. ; as pos
sible TO apply on account Of compensa-
ton for the session. Needless TO say, the
resolutions were adopted without par
ley.
The House adjourned at an early hour,
only being in session a sufficient length
Of time TO clear the calendar Of the
morning.
House bills rs and 1872, providing re-
spectively for the payment of Ray w.
Meullier the sum therein named and an
act 20 give selectmen power to lay out
temporary roads in certain cases. giving
six DAYS instead of u days notice, be-
ing ordered TO third readings.
The bin providing for the election Of
Z. $. senator was also ordered to a third
reading, amendments being made 10 cor
rect typographical errors.
House bill l26. providing for the r..
Bewal Of the tax bills Of the town Of jaw
for 1906 and the two following years was
adversely reported and the bin was yr-
dered to lie on motion Of Mr. Cobura Of
Jay.
The bin amending an act esta blishing
municipal court for Addison county
vas taken from the table and the bill
was ordered to a third reading after a.
amendment relating % the appointment
Of the Office was PASSED. House bill 81
relating 70 conditions Of liquor licenses
was called ~ ~ ~. OBrien Of south
Darlington and ca bis motion was dis
missed.
In TIRE senate three bills were passed
four we're ordered b third reading and
fsur uefe introduced Rule IS wa
amended 30 that biils mas - infrodurea
in the senate up - and Including lie
secand TUESDAY in February instead 81