The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-23
Had Killed One of Gov. Gra-
hams Administration
Measures
PEDDLERS LICENSES
WAS THE ST ECT
Representative <Setzger of
Randolp' ; -ade an
Ex. 4ation

ht fiiiiipHL tIOtSt IIi- MORNING re-
considered its action of last night in re-
tusing third reading to House bill IS,
an act relating to licensing OF pedders.
The bill was killed on rising vote of
ESQ to 80. This morning Representative
Metzger of Randolph moved reeonsid-
leration on the ground that there was
Isome Misunderstanding regarding tho
measure. The House agreed to reeonsid-
Ier.> This bill is an administrative meas
ure.
| Representative Osgood of Rutland
Town introduced drastic bill this morn.
ling, making ineligible to hold Office tho
person who spends money in securing the
nomination or election to that Office. The
House last night passed its own measure
relating to the use of muiiier cut-outs on
automobiles or other motor vehicles. II
killed its own bill to create commits
sion to formulate a uniform system OF
blanks for deeds and mortgages.
pamphlet was circulated about the
State House to-day. showing that of the
1873 bills introduced up to last Friday
So still remain in the hands of the com
mittees Governor Graham has approved
one bill out of ten that have gone to
him. That bill relates to the superior
judges election
A resolution was presented this morn
ing to permit members TO draw 500 on
account, the money not to be drawn till
February |, however.
The Senate last night passed House
bill No l, repeating the statewide pro-
hibition act which was to become effee-
tive on May !, 1927. The bill now goes
to Governor Graham for his approval or
disapproyal.
New Bills introduced.
BY Mr.. Campbell Of Sutton, an act to
legaize the grand list of the town of
Sutton, TO rthe years 1915 and 1916. To
on taxation.
By Mr.. Osgood of Rutland Town fby
request, an act relating to moneys ae-
cruing from poll taxes. CAN moneys ac
cruing from taxes levied upon the polls
in any town shall be kept by the treas
nrer thereof in a separate account and
used for the purpose of defraying the eX
penses incident to elections therein.l
To committee on minor courts.
By Mr. Root of Bennington. an act to
amend Sec. 7 of No. 50 of the acts of
1915, relating to foreign corporations and
permitting foreign corporation to act
Is executor or trustee. To committee on
banking and insurance.
BY Mr.. Osgood of Rutland Town tby
an act relating to the use OF
money in securing nomination or election
o public office. persons spending mon
" TO secure nomination or election to
,ublic office shall be declared ineligible
or such Office. To committee on suf-
rage and elections.
BY Mr. Wright of Coventry an act to
id the town of Coventry in rebuilding
nd repairing its river bridges. To com
1ittee on appropriations.
BY Senator Morse of Caledonia an act
o make uniform the law of sales Of
oods. This act may be cited as the uni
orm sales act and provides for the tor
lation OF the contract; transfer OF prop
rty as between buyer and seller; per
of the contract; rights of un
aid seller against the goods; action for
reach of the contract. This act shall he
} interpreted and construed as to effect
ate its general purpose to make uniform
ie laws of those states which enact it
nd the provisions are not applicable to
ortgages All acts or parts of acts in
'nsistent with this act are repealed ex
pt as provided in See. 70 b, which pro-
des that part OF the act shall repeal or
NIT any Of the provisions of the act
aking uniform the law of warehouse re-
ipts, or the act to make uniform the
W Of bills Of lading Referred to judi
lry committee
BY Mr.. Amidon OF Halifax, an act TO
mend Sec IA OF the public statutes. as
nended by See. ] of No. 35 of the acts
1910. and Sec. 745 of the public stat
es as amended by No. 81 of the acts OF
Is, relating TO taxation OF savings
nks and trust companies. increasing
atc tax. provides tax Of 4 per cens
on average amount of its deposits and
increase OF seven-tenths
per cent To committee on WAYS
means.
BY Mr.. Bellows OF Swanton, an act To
iend See. I of No. 81 OF the acts Of
-, and Sec. ~ of the public statutes
amended by Sec ! of No. 3j OF the
5 Of 1910. relating TO exemptions from
cation OF money loaned within the
te and providing for taxation OF mon
loaned outside the state and repeal
See. 4,66l OF the public statutes, re
ing 10 rate OF interest on leans.
tContinued on fourth pagel