The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-09
SENATE HEARS B. s. M.
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whether additional power was obtained
by this method M CasWell II DaTrv
questioned the gentleman iTam Bar
town rs "a how the Grade was IL he
determined and the latter replied that
II could be done ii the matter was in
court and the place where the offence
was committed was known. The I'LL
was finally passed without amendments.
An act TO grant aid to poor and de-
pendent mothers of children under Is
years OF age from the county treasury
was introduced nv Mr. Piric OF Will
Jamestown. 1t provides monthly sill
pend not 10 exceed So Tor self and
child 10 poor women of good rcputc
and dependent on their own efforts ami
adds ~ additional Tor each child under
lG years.
Mr.. Wilson Of Chelsea has pnt in an
act aprropriatine $1,000 for the state
school Of agriculture ~ Randolph 10
build a dOrmitOry. That school directors
shall settle accounts with auditors not
| less than IL nor more than 20 DAYS pre-
viOus To July is provided in Ii 2g7 by
Mr.. Hicks Of Weathersfield The state
treasury win benefit by the labor az
male prisoners under sentence in coun-
ltv iails 10 the extent of three-fonrths
Of the value OF such labor ii Mr.. Eaton
of Woodstock has his way, the remain
ing one-fourth goes TO the wire OF the
iprisoner and the sheriff is allowed 10
work them 10 hours 4 day. Another
marriage license bill has appeared in
the euiSe Of II 800 BY MT. Fairchild Of
Fairfax, which prohibits hahitual
drunkards and excessive users of drugs
from obtaining such licenses If 2 pro-
test is flied with the town clerk III
three or more citizens and another liq-
nor license measure by Mr.. Hapgood al
Perm which prohibits the sale of liq-
uor 10 any but residents of the town
= which votes for license. Rules and reg
= ulatIons for properly conducting ton
n serial establishments in reference 10
sterilization and other sanitary meas
s lures j. provided ~ request hy Nr.
Blod@ctt of Newport
An act relating To the probating of
wills introduced by Mr.. Dimond OF
Manchester provides for the filing Of
q petition with the probate court. ask
ing for the prohating Of the viii 'and
stating the time and place Of the death
= Of the testator and other information.
Another bill by the same member re-
quircs persons applying for letters Of
j., administration to file q petition vc1i-
fled BY aflidaVits with the probate
court and the register Of probate i
within FIVE DAYS TO notify the next III
kin. Mr.. Stacy of Hartford has an act
Il, 10 provide for the licensing OF public
lie vehicles by seloetmen; Mr.. Reynolds
n of Cambridge has one 10 allow G. 4
r. post No. 10 Of Cambridge to appro
OF pirate land OF which 10 erect a monu
ar menr. and Mr.. Chalmers of Rutland
T city one TO provide n uniform law iol
n the grading Of apples.
:. petition was presented by Mr.
n Hitchcock Of Westfeld from residents
ld of Wcstfeld, asking for the enactment
Of Of state nrohibitory law.
-i- Thirteen bills were passed. two kill
cS "a. one rccommitted and III 80. an ac
n relating to the taxation Of stock in cor
ar pOrations and deposits in savings hank
IL and trust companies. was made Spa
IN cial order for Thursday afternoon a
- $50 o clock upon motion Of Air. Moor
or OF Ludlow Among the nils paSSe5
~ was Ill 100. recently introduced by Mr.
CT Graham of Roe bingham, providing
lpenalty of five years in the stat
: prison or a fine Of not more than S50i
OF FOR aiding an escape from the Vernon
IN industrial school.
ri The senate was III session over a
81 hour last evening. the time being large
p, II consumed IN the introduction q
-o- bills The salary question which wa
TO thought hr many to have been settle
- came TO life again in bill rreSente
81 bv Senator Brown Of Windsor, pTovid
Is ing Il lump sum of S32j and 20 cent
es- mileage one wav for members and So
on for the speaker of the house and pre-.
Iidcnt OF the senate with the same mile
M age