The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-12


utes, as amended by No. ia Of the act'
of 1912, and TO amend section 3,29S o.
the public statutes, relating to marriage
| licenses. prohibits town clerks iron
issuing licenses when either OF parties ls
forbidden by section 3,ll0. Changes
form OF certificates.
BY Mr.. Taylor OF Springfield, an act
to create commission for the purpose
of establishing uniform system OF
town, city and village accounts. (Pro-
vides for appointment by the governor
of commission of four, who have been
auditors, to, with the auditor OF ac-
counts, formulate u uniform system OF
accounts for all town, city and village
officers; to report to the governor not
later than Jan. !, 1916 Commissioners
to receive only necessary expenses.
Towns to have referendum vote on ques-
tion Of adoption.)
BY Mr.. Nichols of Essex, an act to
amend sections 4753 and 4,754 of the
public statutes, relating to the publica-
tion of the insurance report and insur-
anee bulletins. fixes expense Of print,
ing reports Commissioners to publish
publishing in papers.l
BY Mr.. Spaulding Of Plymouth, an
act to repeal No. 40 of the acts OF 1910,
relating to appeals of taxpayers and
towns from appraisals.
BY Mr., Lance of Cabot, an act to
amend section 3l6 OF the public statutes,
as amended by section 3 of No. 20 of the
acts of 1912, relating to the duties of the
sergeant at arms. places the appoint
ment Of chaplains, and employees of the
State House during the session, in the
hands of the sergeant at t-armsl
BY Mr.. Spaulding of Plymouth, an act
to amend section 3,462 Of the public
statutes, relating to the powers of town
clerks. Town clerks may take ac-
acknowledgements of deeds and other in
struments throughout his county, and
may administer oaths in all cases.
BY Mr. Paris of Dandy, an act to
amend section 1858 Of the public stat
utes, relating to road commissioners.
tSeectmen shall remove snow from OBJ
strueted highways, on order of the road
BY Mr.. Atwell of Brandon, an act to
amend section 5,ls3 OF the public stat |
utes, relating to the disclosure of per-
sons convicted by being found intoxicat
ed. ANY person convicted of intoxica
tion in no-license town must disclose on
person and place where liquor was OBJ
tainedl
Official Stenographer in Senate.
In the Senate, Secretary Page an
nounced the appointment of Miss Susan
Mott Of Burlington as official stenograph
er. The House bill No. "a which was
passed bv the House, relative to repair
ing the Franklin county Jail was read
The third time and passed and this will
be the first bill to 90 to Governor Gates
10 sign. The only other bill TO be intro
iuced in the Senate was by Senator
-ocklin Of Franklin, amending the pub
ic statutes relative to the poorhouse as
giving corporation power TO
iold deeds and to borrow money. Re-
erred to committee on municipal cor
lorations.
Bills introduced.
By Senator Lockin OF Franklin, amend
ng sections 3700 and 3.705 public stat.
ties relative 10 poorhouse association,
irving corporation power TO hold deeds
md 10 borrow money.
Lieutenant Governor Darling announced
he following senators 10 canvass the
ote of congressman; First district, Sen.
tors Noonan Of Addison LaFranchise
1 Bennington, Blake of Chittenden, ,
.ocklin OF Franklin, Holcomb Of Grand ,
sic. Thomas OF Lamoille, Bascomb Of ,
,utland: second district, Senators Page i
1 Caledonia, Reed Essex, Conant Of |
range. Seayer Of Orleans, Carver Of I
Divoll OF Windham Brown ,
I Windsor.
The Senate convened last evening at
40 o'clock after recess taken Fri
ny noon. Rev A. w Hewitt Of Plain.
eld member OF the House, conducting
be- devotional exercises. A resolution
Introduced 81 senator Cady Of Wash. >
lgton county relative to the naming Of :
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