The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-19

IDA Y, MARCH, ID,
lectmen may apply to the state highwa
Commissioners for an engineer TO give ad
vice In regard 10 location and plans o
construction for repairs, building or r.
building, and 10 supervise the worl
The expense incurred for such engineer
ing services shall be paid by the STATE
The sum OF $4,000 is annually appro
priated for the purposes OF this act,l
Bill Dismissed.
II. Az, amending an act relating /
liens on colts. Mr.. Reynolds OF Cam
bridge moved TO amend the bill so tina
only registered stations should be use
for breeding purposes. Mr.. Stacey o
Hartford and Mr.. Farnham OF Montpe
lier favored the amendment. MIR, Thomp
son of Craftsbury opposed. He though
the founder Of the Morgan breed wa
not registered animal. Mr.. Thomson
of Landgrove opposed, and Mr.. Kimbal
OF Enosburg and Mr.. Rixtord OF Highgat
favored, as did Mr.. Dunsmoor OF Yves
Windsor. Mr.. Soule Of Alburg opposed
Mr.. Taylor of Springfield favored, Tn
amendment was agreed to by vote Q
| ia TO 7 on rising vote. secon'
amendment along similar lines wa
agreed to by vote Of IS to "A, ON !
rising vote. Mr.. Pitkin of Narshfiel,
moved to dismiss the bill Mr.. Hapgoo,
of Peru opposed the bill. Mr.. Moore 0
Barnard opposed the bill Mr.. Berry o
Milton favored. The bill was DISMISSED
| by vote Of OF to 60.
| On motion OF Mr.. Miller of Bethel /;
recess was taken at 4:l0 o'clock unit
4.40 o'clock to listen to concert by thu
industrial school band from Vergennes
The session was resumed shortly be
fore o'clock.
Mr.. Fairchild of Fairfield moved thai
II. 205, relating to the Peru turnpike
be returned to the Senate agreeable Il
its request.
Resolution Adopted.
Mr.. Brown of Lunenburg introduced 9
resolution extending the thanks OF thu
House to Superintendent ]. n. Barss anf
the BOYS of the state industrial school fol
the excellent concert given, which was
unanimously adopted.
Read Third Time and Passed.
s. l02, amending an act relating to leg,
islatiye directories. tAs amended,)
s. ia, amending an act relating to the
time of fling annual statements by in
surance companies.
Third Reading Ordered
S. 81, an act to pay Flynn A. Guern-
sey the sum named
S. %, an act granting additional pow
ers to Newbury lighting district.
Bill Recommitted.
II. 245, an act to provide for the con
servation of flood waters. Mr.. Putnam
moved that the bill be committed TO the
committee on appropriations.
Third Reading Ordered.
II. 325. an act to pay w. c. Smith the
sum named.
Joint Resolution.
Relating TO the pay Of certain em-
ployes of the department OF the sergeant
alarms. reported without recommen-
dation.)
Mr.. Carrigan Of Poultney favored the
resolution. Mr. Hapgood Of Peru OPP
posed il. saying the increase amounted
to 81 400. Mr. Moore OF Ludlow ex-
planned the present law. Mr.. Hewitt OF
Berlin favored the resolution. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Hill OF Waterbury the pre-.
vious question was ordered. The de,
mand of Mr.. Hapgood of Peru for the
yeas and nays was not sustained. On
rising vote the resolution was adopted
by a vote of l3s to 81.
Mr.. Jones OF Shrewsbury moved to re-
consider the vote adopting the forego-
ing resolution. Mr.. Hapgood OF Peru
opposed the motion. Mr.. Nichols of Is.
sex moved that the House adjourn, bat
the motion was voted down.
Mr.. Hapgood moved that the motion
TO reconsider I've laid on the table and D.
made a special order for 1880 o'clock
Friday morning
Mr.. Demeritt OF Duxbury opposed the
increase OF pay Mr.. Atwell of Brandon
took the same position. On motion Of
Mr. Smith Of st. Albans City, the pre-
vious question was ordered On a ris.
ing vote reconsideration was ordered by
a vote Of 81 20 60 Mr.. Macltay Of
Peacham opposed the proposed increase
q salary. Mr.. Stacey Of Hartford OPP
posed the resolution. Mr.. Smith OF st.
Adams cty moved the previous ques
ton and il was ordered by vote Of ll6I
10 -. Mr. Mackey Of Peacham demand.
ed the yeas and nays and the demand
was sustained The result was. Yeas
~ nays 20, and the resolution was de-
feated
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