The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-29

porated school district, and the Wells
River incorporated school district, the
sums therein named
BY Mr.. Waite of Woodbury., an act
to appropriate a certain sum OF money
to aid the town of Woodbury. in liquidat.
ing the school debt
BY Mr.. Perkins of Brdgewater, an
act TO provide for the appointment OF
commissioners of lands and prescribing
their duties. Governor to appoint one
for each county duty to learn of vacant
farms and find occlIpants.l
BY Mr.. Graham of Rockingham, an act
to amend section 1924 of the public
statutes, relating 10 the aiding in escape
from industrial school. Penalty OF five
/ years or $780,
BY Mr. Graham Of Rockingham, an act
to amend sections 1856 and 1851 of the
public statutes, relating to municipal
indebtedness. Limits Indebtedness to
an amount not exceeding ten per cent.
Of grand list, unless at least rs per cent.
Of legal voters are presently
| By Mr.. Black of Burlington Thy re-
quest, an act in amendment of and in
addition to chapter POS of the public
statutes, as amended by No. l6l of the
acts Of 1910 and by No. It's of the acts
of 1912, relating to the regulation OF
trade and the inspection of weights and
measures.
Bills introduced in Senate
BY Senator Diyoll, of Windham, relat-
ing TO promotion of poultry interests,
$500 divided equally, based upon those
holding exhibitions instead Of upon pre-
iums paid.
BY Senator Carver, of Washington,
relating to appointment of factory in
spector and defining his duties, amending
section 3 Of No. 1873 of the acts of 1912, |
adding mercantile establishments, restau
rant, baking hotel, quarry railroad Of
fee or yard, bootblack stand, laundry,i
place of amusement, telegraph or tele-
phone office, to present duties.
By Senator Carver, of Washington,
relating to employment of child labor,
amending certain sections of public
statutes, more particularly to age chang
ing from l6 to apply between ages Of
IA and l6, repeating act Of 1912 and sub
stituting new sections, applicable to
mills, factories, stores, offices, bootblack
stands, transmission of messages, unless
permit; such child shall not work more
than eight hours in any day between 6
a. m. and .. M; no child under IA
shall be employed in any of given en-
ployments, while to the list of employ
ments child under 10 years is barred
are added mines, quarries, bowling al
leys. railroads, whether steam, electric
or hydraulic, or operating automobile,
motor car or truck.
To Inspect Vail Proposition.
Yesterday afternoon the governor an Il
that he had approved and signed a
the joint resolution originating in the S
House to investigate the offer of TheO-, {
lore n. Vail and Immediately afterward, q
Speaker Weeks announced the 10 mem u
Ders of the House who will serve on the c
committee to visit the Speedwell farms 3
md Lyndon school and report TO the leg a
stature the real meaning of the offer. o
is the House and Senate com a
nttee: Mr. Smith Of Barre City, Mr.. Z
Iendee Of Pittsford, Mr.. Wells Of Ran il
lolph, Mr.. TAYLOR of Springfield Mr.. lp
7oote Of Cornwall. Mr.. Smith of st. Al D
,ans City. Mr. Atwood of Lyndon, Mr.. .
Wright OF Albany, Mr.. johnson of VIII 81
lston and Mr.. Lovejoy of Stowe, Sen o
tors Martin Of Washington, Wright OF lir
lutland. Dunklee OF Windham, Noonan 81
4 Addison and Reed OF Essex. The
ommittee met after adjournment and OF
ranged for the visit. They left this m
lorning over the Montpelier & Wells Riv. n
r railroad for Lyndon and will pass the m
ay looking over the Vail property. CA
House bin lTo, introduced yesterday nj
fternoon, will be known familiarly as w
he educational bill which embodies the Ri
OF the commission APP sa
ointed by Ex-Governor Fletcher during in
is term of office TO investigate the
.hool system Of Vermont. II the hill
passed by the Legislature and the gov
nor affiNes his signature, some impor-
mt changes will take place in the pres Pl
II system Of educating the children Of
le state. The bill was presented by Mr..
,net Of Arlington. lA,summary viii be
,und in another column tiC
A total Of nine bills were introduced in 10
.e House and the sudden influx Of the A.,
easures would indicate that the mem ~
rs are working hard before the time eN
nit expires for the Introduction Of Of
easnres next Tuesday. Mr.. Wilson of r.,
,eisea brings forward bill 10 have the
ection Of representatives 10 Congress
/ plurality vote. There are several MI
NJ relating 10 judiciary matters. bg
Senate bill "a. an act 90 establish q ~ ~
ste detention farm. and SENATE bill 30. ',H
anting 20 William H. Sweet a ferry th'
ross Lake Champlain between Isle Ia
Btte and Chazy landing. were referred se'
the proper committees in the House. :.
- preceding Adjournment which was fs
ken az 2.a2 O'Clock. joint resolution let
roinced by Mr. Moore of l.udlow was pa
orted ou the part II The House. the cha
.olution providing for To- printing and ara
tributina of 2ooo extra copies ct the An
Icational bill AN
Senate-Afternoon era
senator Conaut of Orange introduced Mr.
pn regarding the granting Of certain -.
editions n railroads wlich sill aid the
ston A Maine railroad. u is understood. an
gain a more frmer standing than ii pro-
= enjoys Similar bills have becn ~ sea
. b. iutroduced IN every legislature IN pen
y Eugiand. The biIi provides for the haif
ssiidation ~ railroads un8er certain ea1r
iiii8as ia adiition 10 sertioH las ~ coli
ruhlH statutes. providing far sale o. 10
.t6sf company. ~ may merge. ID slso Bot
- ~ puhiir sertire corumisson iur san
lrtiur in supervising such raiiroai fna