The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-13
HOUSE KILLS SAWDUST BILL.
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governor instead of by the superior
court judges, and jurors are to he
drawn by the judges instead of by the
sheriffs. The proposed. salaries are
somewhat smaller than in the Ware bill
and the substitute bill changes the
designation of the proposed courts
from district courts to city and munici
pal courts.
The bill providing for a combination
fishing and hunting license TO he issued
to residents of the state for the small
sum of s was introduced Yesterday af
ternoon. The act allows all women and
children under 16 years of age to fish
without taking out a license bur inn
poses a license fee of SO on non-resi-
dents. A license for fishing costs 60
cents and fishing on farm lands bv the
owners of such lands and in the waters
of Lake Champlain may be done with
out license.
( When the act providing for the is
suance of certificates of registration
/ for automobiles owned by dealers or
manufacturers came up for action
Mr.. Smith of St. Adams city stated
that rs there seemed to he some mis-
understanding as to the provisions OF
the act he would move that il be or
dered to lie and be made n special or
der for this morning at 1890 clock
He also stated that the bill had been
drawn up under the direction of the
secretary of state, who would be glad
TO explain its provisions to any mem
Der so desiring
The house reconsidercd its vote pass
ing bill 60 and the bill was killed af-
ter an explanation by Mr. Wilson of
no I -,
troduced as a substitute.
The senate has passed the workman =
compensation measure and also in con-
currenee II ia relating to cooperative
Gre insurance corporations third
reading was also ordered on 5 - pro-
riding for a lump sum of 5000 for the
president Of the senate and speaker Of
the house with % cents mileage ono
way and for 1925 for members with
the same mileage.
Upon explanation bv Senator Shaw
Of Chittenden that all general corpora
ton bills were to he given a hearing
next Thursday the FIVE bills relating
| to corporations were made special or
| ders for next Friday morning
| Senator Divoll of Windham introduc
| Ell a bill from the general committed
i prohibiting the issuance Of a chauffeur :.
license to persons under l6 years of age
and no special or professional license
Il to persons under Is years of age.
II Governor Gates has signed house bill
lQ2, known as the Perry prohibitions
II bill.
II The following statement covering
Il new or increased appropriations want
II ed was read in the house by Nj
II Proctor Of Proctor, chairman of til
i committee on appropriations. The fig
Il ures as given are for the biennia
II term.
Il Agriculture and Forestry, 5 5000
II Vail School 1000
II Randolph School (new building, 1900
II Randolph, Castleton and John
II son Schools (for support, 1900
II Middlebury College, 1910
/ Medical School, $500
II Highways and Bridges. a6OC
H Home for Feeble Minded, 10000
II Agriculture (Smith Lever act), 1906
II Support of Government, 500
II Miscellaneous (small items). 1896
II New Appropriations (alrcady
II passed., 90
Il 1866
II Possible Increase in Income les
- timated), s 400
Balance to provide for 1866
State Tax OF Zoe, 241,0
Balance remaining unprovided
for, 85,6