The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-07
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of 100000 to retire outstanding or
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BY Mr. Bentley of Sunderland, an act
to appropriate a sum not TO exceed So,
I 10000 to assist in improving the high
way leading from East Arlington in th'
/ town of Arlington to the town of Wards
| borol
By Mr.. Bates of Moretows, an act tc
amend section 40g4 of the public stat
utes. as amended and to repeal section
OF No. l47 of the acts of 1912 as amend
ed, relating to red lights on automobiles
Provides for red rear light on all mo-
tors operated on a public highway,) To
general committee.
BY Mr.. 0rcutt of Burke, an act to pro-
vide aid for INDECENT school teachers.
fAn INDECENT person 20 or over who has
taught in the public schools of Vermont
for not less than rs nor more than 80
terms, to be pensioned at SIS per month /;
not less than 80 nor more than los terms,
500 per month; more than l25 terms,
s25 per month";
By Mr.. osgood of Rutland Town (by
requestl. an act to amend section 744 of
the public statutes, as amended by sec
ton ! of No. IS of the acts of 1910, and
to amend section 745 of the public stat
utes as amended by section of No. 80 of
the acts of 1910, as amended by section
of No. 81 of the acts of 1915, relating to
taxation of trust companies deducting
from taxation money loaned within the
state at a rate of interest not to ex-
coed five per cent. per annum. To COM
mittee ON ways and means.
BY Mr.. Bundy of Manchester, an act
relating to the placing of gasoline vend-
ing machines within the limits of high
way Gives the selectmen, village
trustees and city council power to make
all necessary rules and regulations re-
garding the placing within the limits of
a highway or sidewalk any machine or
device to vend gasoline.) To committee
on municipal corporations.
BY Mr.. Prize of WILLIAMSBURG, an act
to exempt from taxation the property of
the Williamstown grange, No 81. lex
empts property of the grange, when used
for grange. charitable or religious pur-
poses, providing the town so votes.l To
on taxation.
BY Mr.. Smith of st. Adams City Thy
an act to amend section y of
No. $50 of the acts of 1896, as amended !
by No. 25l of the acts of 1908, relating !
to the charter of the city of st. Adams, I
additional appropriations by |
The city council, for school purposes. |
The city council may appropriate for |
.he support of schools any additional /
sum up to ten cents on the dollar of the I
Tand list the aggregate appropriation
rot to exceed o. cents on the dollar.l
10 committee on municipal corporations.
From the committee on highways and
BRIDGES, an act to amend section 1904 of
he public statutes, as amended by Sec
ion / of No % OF the acts of 1905, re-
ating to highways, creating county SUI
,ervisors of highways Estate commits
Toner to annually divide state into high
way districts, not exceeding II, and with
Governors approval to appoint district
highway commissioners
BY Mr.. Hunt of Danville, an act to
rotect certain game birds on Joe's pond.
Makes close season until Jan. |, 1927, of
Wild ducks, wild geese or plover or eggs
4 same.D To committee on fish and
anne.
BY Mr.. Brooks of Montpelier, an act
o pay Z. c. Kingsbury the sum therein
AIMED. To committee on claims.
BY Mr.. Prouty of Newport, an act au-
horizing the governor to draft men for
erviee in the National Guard. I'm order
hat the National Guard shall be estab-
shed, organized and maintained accord
u to federal law, when the organiza-
on shall be below the minimum strength
equired by federal government and con-
nue for more than so days, the gov
nor is authorized to draft from the
ale citizens of the county in which the
rganizatioff IS located, a sufficient num-
er to supply the deficiency, the men
RATED TO be between IS and p years,
married and have no relatives Deepen
ent upon them. Men drafted under !