The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-28
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villages. II was claimed that the former
bill was thrown out because Of the OBJ
| lection of the smaller towns.
The rules were suspended, and the
House took up the resolution TO inyesti-
gate the offer OF T. N. Vail regarding
the agricultural school and Speedwell
farms, and the resolution was adopted
after an amendment was made TO have
| the committee report on the cost OF
maintenance and the question of dupli-
cation Of the schools.
An early adjournment was taken TO
allow the committees to meet and con-
slider bills in their hands.
In the Senate, two bills, S. "A and y.
"a, were read the third time and passed,
the measures providing respectively for
state detention farm and appeals from
probate court. House bill IL, concerning
Swanton village, was passed in concur
renee, as was House bill IA, relating to
power plant at Highgate Falls, and Mr..
Prizes bill providing chairs for female
employees of business establishments.
Bills introduced in House.
BY Mr.. Black of Burlington, an act
to amend section 52l4 of the public stat
utes, relating to the penalties for being
found intoxicated. Penalty may be
reduced from IS to 81, or from 20 to
three days in jail
BY Mr.. HOLSTER of Bennington, an act
to enable the village of Bennington to
issue bonds to aid Henry w. Putnam
Memorial hospital in constructing its
hospital,
BY Mr.. Chalmers of Rutland (by
request, an act to enable the city of
Rutland to pay Thomas A. Boyle the
sum therein named. authorizes city TO
pay 1888 to T. A. Boyle.l
BY Mr.. Holbrook of Barnet, an act
to repeal section of No. SO Of the
acts of 1910, as amended by No. 70 of
the acts of 1912, relating to tuition for
advanced instruction.
By Mr.. Burdick of Colchester, an ACT |
to appropriate certain sum Of money
to aid the town of Colchester in repair
ing the highway at Sunderland hollow.
(Appropriates Sl5,000.l
BY Mr. Soule OF Alburg, an act TO au-
thorize the granting of licenses for net
ting certain fish in Missisquoi bay, Lake
and amending section Al of Il
NO -Dl vi llt6 aNLr VI Apl~s tN@NliItin-
sioner may issue licenses TO residents
to net fish from Oct. | to Dec. /, in
Missisquoi bay, north Of line drawn
from the south end of Hog island, due
west to the Alburg shore. Wall-eyed
pike and back bass not to be taken.l
By Mr.. Rich OF Norton, an act TO
amend subdivisions (a) and tbl of sec
ton 27 of No. POI Of the acts OF 1912,
relating to fish and game laws. Trout
may be taken by fly fishing in Little
Averill and Great Averill ponds, from
Nav ! to October |. Not more than
Ten pounds to be taken in one day.
By Mr.. Taylor of Springfield, an act
for the establishment OF a
inform system of accounting, in towns
md villages. Governor shall in Febru-
Try, 1918, designate the secretary and
tate and auditor of accounts TO formu.
ate uniform system of accounts for all
own and village officers; TO report 70
he governor by Jan. !, 1916; provides
or referendum vote by towns and viii
ages.l
Joint Resolutions.
On motion of Mr.. Moore Of Ludlow,
he rules were suspended and the House
ook up the joint resolution 70 inyesti
ate the offer made by Theodore \. Vail
egarding the Lyndon agricultural school
nd Speedwell farms The resolution
ras amended 20 provide that the com
aittee shall report on the cost of main
enance and the question Of the duplica
ion of agricultural schools and was
dopted. iii
Mr.. Black Of Burlington called up
enate Joint resolution 70 pay J. 4.
Iarris the sum named. The vote pass.
" the resolution was reconsidered, the
asolution was amended and adopted on
be part Of the House.