The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-02-27

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his activities at this session and Ia
leave the State for another climate.
Bills Passed by House
" 80, relating to the determination
Of marriages,
II 222. relating TO the licensing and
keeping Of dogs
II ia, providing for the removal OF
! q poor and indigen, person to the town
from which he last came.
| II 1863. as amended, providing
assistance TO the aitorncy-gcnera in
certain cases. The amendment pro-
vides that this assistance shall depend
upon the approval of a superior Judge.
II 1856, to provide for the extradition
Of persons Of unsound mind, and TO
make uniform the laws Of the States
which enact the same.
II l62, relating to the amendment Of
the articles of association of insur-
ance companies.
II 100, as amended, relating to the
classification Of forests lands for tax
purposes. There was quite differ
ence of opinion on this bill. Mr.. Tay-
lor of Hardwick had motion before
the House to amend the bill, striking
out sections two, three and four of the
bill. This would leave the bill where
it would be left largely with the town
officials to appraise the lands mention
"a. Mr.. Williams of Proctor explained
why the bill should not be so amended.
On a rising vote the amendment was
adopted, III to IS, after which the bill
was passed.
H 221, relating to the care Of de-
pendent and neglected children COM
mitted to the State board Of Charities
and Probation. Mr.. Dyer Of Sails
bury, was allowed to offer amend
ments, under suspension Of the rules.
The amendments were adopted and
the bill passed.
H Is, to regulate the practice of
chiropractric.
H Ill, to provide for uniform pro-
visions in policies covering against
loss or damage resulting from acct
dents to or injuries suffered by en-
ployees or other persons.
II 157, to amend section 1906 of the
General Laws, relating to employment
of teachers; providing that the ap-
prevail of the superintendent shall not
be necessary therefor.
H 1876, relating to payment Of an
nual license taxes and registration
under the publicity of partnerships
act, by persons and corporations sub
ject to the provisions of chapter 228 Of
he General Laws relating to invest
nent companies.
Fl 228, to amend section 6100 Of the
General Laws, relating to the qualifi-
:atien of practitioners of osteopathy.
Senate Bills Passed
II lis, relating to the definition Of ;
! rural school. Z
S 81, relating to assistance for the |
Favored by Sena-
ors Amey and Villas; opposed by SEN {
tors Belknap and Carr. Z
II SO, relating TO weights and meas /
res, in concurrence, with proposal Of
II 81, in concurrence, relating to in :
estment of banks in the bonds Of the !.
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and !
roland and the Republic of France.
Passed in Concurrence
H 80, relating TO filling vacancies in !
ominations made by convention, eau
us or certificate.
H 1874, increasing the fees of grand =
nd petit jurors. !,
H SO, an act relating to the State !
oard of Health. :
H 126, an act relating to the issu- !
nee of licenses to certain amusement :
laces by selectmen, trustees and al Z
ermen. z
H 176, an act relating to fling bonds !
! injunction cases. =
H 1870, an act relating to the term {
! Office Of certain officers. :
H 1911, an act extending the Tina Of y
sginning action providing the defend :
I'd is without the State. I
H POI, an act giving the court au- :
lority in respect to the list from {
hich talesmen shall be drawn in 4
and city courts. !
New Senate Bills z
S 67, by Senator Rowland, providing Z
at counties may issue bonds not to 7
,cede $4,000, when trustees decide it !
'cessary for county tuberculosis hos Z
tails. To general committee. =
S 68, by Senator Steele, providing ,
at administration shall be granted (
rviving husband or wife, or next Of 4
n, in case where deceased dies in
state, without an executor being =
med. Judiciary. Z
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