The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-13
DOINGS OF THE
LEGISLATURE
Continued from first page)

relating to the pollution OF the waters o
Peter brook.
BY Mr.. Weeks of Middebury, an acl
| TO amend section of No. SO Of the act,
of 1912, with reference to appropriations
for scholarships and instruction in Mid
dlebury college and to provide II board Of
trustees OF public funds in said college
| (Appropriates $4,000 annually; $4,000
of this sum TO be used in instruction for
students preparing to teach in Vermont
| high schools. Each senator shall in each
even year designate student for free
scholarship for two years)
BY Mr.. Smith of st. Adams City, an
act TO procure buildings for the purpose
of storing therein certain state papers.
THE officer is directed to procure nee
essary and suitable buildings fer storage
Of valuable state papers, historical docu-
ments and files for which there is no
place in State House.)
BY Mr.. Black of Burlington (by re-
quest an act to amend No pa Of the
acts OF 1906, relating to the erection Of
monument to commemorate the battle
OF Monocacy. Eight hundred dollars to
purchase site on battlefield of Monoc-
acy, Md
From the joint committee on game
and fisheries as Il substitute for II. 227,
an act in amendment OF subdivision a Of
section 10 OF No. POI of the acts of 1872,
relating to the fish and game laws.
fixes open season on woodcock from
Oct | to Dec. ~
Ernna fba mint ro,n raiffaa on mo
and fisheries as substitute for II. lab
and II. 29l, an act to amend sections 81
and IS of No. POI of the acts of 1912, re-
lating to the fish and game laws. PRO
hihits sale of bull pouts during June.
Suckers mullet and pickerel may be TAX
en- with spear and jack; commissioner
may issue licenses to residents, at 81
each to fish for bull pouts.
From the Joint committee on library,
an act to provide for the preparation OF
an index to Hemenways Vermont His
torical Gazetteer.
Bills introduced in Senate.
BY Senator Noonan OF Addison, regu
lating the flow of water in streams in /
this state Penalty Of 500 if a person |
emponds water to Inconvenience OF users |
Of common stream below
BY Senator Carver OF Washington, re- |
Iating to juvenile court, amending acts /
Of 1912 50 that original jurisdiction S
with municipal courts and justices of
peace, as well as probate courts. Made /
lppealable to county courts. /
Eugenics Bill Put Over.
Is.,n..o1 ,t,L,.a 90, A. o,,1,,,;n -,ar !
'iage law bill postponed from the morn
ne failed 10 materialize, Mr.. Morse OF
iardwick moving that the bill be or
Tered to lie and be made special order
or next Thursday afternoon at 2:50
o'clock
The House killed House bill 300 intro
Iuced by Mr. Hapgood of Peru, relating
o the conditions under which licensees
nay sell intoxicating liquor. The bill
would prevent liquor being sold i'm one
lace TO resident of another town or
ity
Mr. Hapgood was absent or preoccupied
turing the killing Of his measure bit
vas right on the Job a few moments
ONE member OF the House ask that
ne vote Ot reconstructed, SO tlht ne COuluI
* 10 have it recommitted 10 the com
littee. Mr.. Hapgood explained that the
had not extended an invitation ,
Dr. him TO be present when the bin was
nor WAS he aware that il had +,
cen actea upon.
Mr.. OBrien Of South Burlington asked
,r the reconsideration OF the vote and :
was so voted The bill was then re-
House bill 270. relating TO town pau
ars was killed. il being the only one re- i
Used passage during the day. +
Seven more bills were introduced, only :
he being by a committee. Three bills +
,ncern the city Of Rutland alone. and !
lother would impose an annual tax on
owing picture theatres.
just prior 20 adjournment Mr. CART !
N Of Poultney called attention 70 To 4
et that this was the anniversary 81 I
e birth Of Abraham Lincoln. This was =
e only Observance held in the House
though Senator Noonan read Lincoln 4
augsburg address in the senate. !.