The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-02-10
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Wednesday, February TO- 1915.
PROBE RESOLUTION VETOED
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act go, of act of 1872.
Senator Conant of Orange, re-
lating to regulation of trade ana the
inspection of weights and measures,
amending section 4 Of l6l OF acts of
1910, providing for suitable and
convenient building for commission
ers equipment instead OF in capitol
and to pay for light, rent and fuel of
same.
Senator Conant of Orange, relating
to medical inspection OF schools; a
town or group of towns may appoint
school physician and repeats No. 70
Of acts OF 1910.
Senator Seaver OF Orleans, relating
to open season for fishing in Willough
by lake, trout may be taken between
May l and October l.
Senator Lafranchise OF Bennington,
relating to exempting the wages of
wage earners from trustee process
and to provide another method OF col
lection of their debts, providing for q
certain percentage to be paid each
week
Senator Brown of Windsor, relating
to pay of the members OF General
Assembly providing lump sum of 1925
and twenty cents miles for travel.
Speaker and lieutenant-goyernor to
receive $3.50.
, Senator Page OF Caledonia, relating
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the personal property liable to sale
following on payment OF taxes.
Prize of Williamstown. (by request)
an act relating to mothers pensions
and to grant aid for dependent chill
dren. provides that assistant
judges shall pay out of the county
treasury to women of good repute but
! poor and dependent on own efforts
and mothers of children under 16
years not to exceed SIS per month for
self and one child, with S. per month
additional for each child under 16.)
Hicks of Weathersfeld, school &C.
counts by town officers and to amend
section 1912 of the public statutes
| (School directors shall settle &C.
counts with auditors not less than Is
nor more than 20 days, previous to
July L.
Wilson of Chelsea. an act to pro-
vide an additional appropriation for
the State school of agriculture at Ran
dolph. (Appropriates $4,000 for dor
mitory)
Eaton of Woodstock, an act 10
amend Sections 6104 and CLOS of the
public statutes, relating to the EN-.
ployment of prisoners. Male prls.
| oners under sentence in county Jail.
may be required by the sheriff to
work 10 hours per day. (Three
fourths of proceeds TO go to State
treasurer, remaining one-fourth to
wife of prisoner)
Dimond of Manchester, (by request)
I an act to provide for proof of death
and heirship and for notice to heirs
in-law and legatees and divisees be-
fore probate of will to file petition
with probate court asking for same
petition to state term and place of
death of testator, place of residence,
probable value of estate. names of
heirs. legatees and divisees, etc.
Dimond Of Manchester. (by re-
quest), an act to provide for proof of
death and heirship before granting let
tiers of administration to file petition
with probate court: petition to be verir
fed by affidavit. Register of probate
within five days to notify each of said
next of kind.)
Blodgett of Newport. an act for the
regulation of barber shops. provides
rules and regulations for sterlizing,
etc.)
Fairchild of Fairfield, an act to am
end section $500 of the public stat
utes, relating to marriage licenses.
Protest filed by three or more citiz-
ems, filed with town clerk, prohibits
habitual drunkards and excessive us
ers of drugs from obtaining license)
Hapgood of Peru, an act relating 10
the conditions under which licensees
may sell intoxicating liquors Limits
the sale of liquor to only residents of
the town which votes license)
Chalmers of Rutland city. an act to
provide for uniform law for the grad
ing of apples. (Fixes standards of bar
rel and grades of fruit