The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
D0INGS OF THE
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or any kind Of way, they may do so
without penalty" The amendment pro-
vok ed much laughter and was carried by
one big shout Of assent and the bill or
dered TO third reading. The Senate
will probably strike out the Hapgood
amendment, which renders the bill use
less. Mr.. Pitkin OF Marshfeld opposed
the bill, as he felt it works hardship 20
the small apple grower and the farmers
had warm debate over the subject.
II. 207 reported adversely, was killed
by the House. II would require electric
roads to heat the front Of the cars.
Signed By the Governor.
An act to amend sections 1892, 1894
as amended by section | Of No. ISL Of
the acts of 1908, $3.50, $3.50 and 5,372
of the public statutes, relating to the
practice of medicine and surgery.
An act to amend No. IA of the acts
of 1908, relating to the bounties on bay
lynxes, otherwise known as bobcats
An act relating to the legal weight OF
maple syrup.
An act to amend section 3,775 of the
public statutes, relating to appointment
OF officers of Vermont state hospital for
the insane.
An act to amend section 2S Of No. 100
of the acts of 1896 relating to the char
ter of st. Adams.
An act to amend section 2 of No. l07
of the acts OF 1910 as amended by sec
tion of No. ll8 OF the acts of 1912.
relating to the election or appointment
of town road commissioner and other
town officers.
An act to amend section 6,lsl of the
public statutes, relating to the pay Of
the clerk and assistant clerks Of the
House OF Representatives.
An act to amend section 6,ls0 of the
public statutes AS amended by No. 30
OF the acts of 1910, relating to the pay
of the secretary and assistant secretary
of the Senate
An act to amend the first paragraph
of section 7 of No. $50 of the acts Of
1896 as amended by section | OF No. 203
of the acts of 1910, entitled an act TO
create a city and town of st. Adams.
An act to amend section 1888 of the
public statutes relating to appropriations
by town for free hospital beds.
An act to amend section 6,lSS of the
public statutes relating to the compcn-
sation of the executive clerk
An act to amend section 5.949 of the |
public statutes relating to wagering and
gambling.
An act to amend paragraph a of sec
tion Q, paragraph OF section l3 and |
Of section TO Of No. POI Of |
the acts of 1912, relating to the fish and
game laws.
Senate Debated Bill Of Lading Measure.
The Senate, after a long debate, yes
terday afternoon ordered to third read
ing s. 80, relating to making uniforin
the laws OF bills OF lading. There were
two reports from the committee, the ma
ority fayoring the bill.
Senator Conant opposed the bill as 4
needless measure in Vermont because it
,ould only affect commerce within the
,tate, which il verv small compared with
interstate commerce, while the interstate
commerce commission has made inter-
state traffic bills Of lading quite uni
Orm.
Senator Shaw said this act has been
adopted by II states, by the American
md state bar, American and state bank
rs associations and that ex-Justice j.
". Rowcll. in his farewell address, placed
iis approval upon the desirability Of
of legislation. The impor
ant provisions of the measure are all
within the rights of the state. II the
tate q going to be consistent in its leg
station then IL should either enact this
ill or repeal the three acts Of 1912
long with its commission.
Senator Simonds opposed this bill b,
ause Vermont's laws upon bills OF lading
ne 50 well known that only three de-