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eases (board of health shall make ag-
gIutination tests for gonorrhea or syph-
Ills instead of WaRs ernab test, and shall
furnish accredited treatment instead of
Salyarsan so called treatment).
By Mr.. Slayton Of Morristown, to
amend section 6,l94 of the general laws,
relating to the state board of health
providing for officers and assistants in
stead of sanitary engineers and inspec
tors).
By Mr.. Slayton of Morristown, to
amend section 6,l95 of the general laws,
relating to salaries and expenses of the
secretary, officers and assistants of the
state board of health dropping out en-
gineers and inspectors and including Off
GERS and assistants, the salaries to be
fixed by the board of control, and officers
and assistants shall be allowed their nee
essary expenses. Dropping out the fixed
sum of 81 600 as heretofore provided.).
BY Mr.. White of Woodstock, to amend
section Gall of the general laws, relat-
ing to the taking or possessing of par
fridge and woodcock, providing for a
closed season on partridge until Sept. 10,
1921
BY Mr.. Webster of Swanton, to amend
section 3,5l7 Of the general laws, relat
ing to the solemnization of marriage
| provides that solemnization shall not
occur if neither party resides in the state
until five-day period Of publication oc-
cursl.
BY Mr. Mcfarland OF Hyde Park, to
amend paragraph II of subdivision ! of
section 1893 of the general laws, relat-
ing to investments OF banks in the bonds
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland and ohe republic of France
J adding 'and in bonds into which any
of the above described bonds are convert
ible"l
BY Mr. Alexander of St. Adams City,
to repeal section 6,430 of the general
laws, relating to taxing foxes and musk
rats in Franklin county,
BY Mr.. Estee of Montpelier TO amend
section 7 ,457 Of the general laws, relat
ing to fees of keepers of jails; increasing
fee for board and washing for state pris-
oners, state or town paupers increase
fee from 65 cents to IS cents for each "a
hoursl
BY Mr.. Estee of Montpelier, to amend
section $500 of the general laws, relat
ing to time of filing annual statements
by insurance companies reports of all
companies to be filed bv March | for the
year ending the previous Dee. 81.
By Mr.. Taylor of Hardwick, TO amend
sections 4,034 and 4,035 of the general
laws, relating to appropriations by towns
for free hospital beds Is per cent of the
grand list instead of $500 annually.
BY Mr. Potter Of Pownal, to amend
section 5,293 o. the general laws, relat
ing to railroad rates, so as to include
street railways in the provisions of chap
ter 222 of the general laws.
BY Mr.. Webster of Swanton, to amend
sections 1888 and 6,3S6 of the general
laws, relating to sturgeon fishing in Lake
Champlain commissioner shall give IL
cense for fishing sturgeon in May, June
and July, in each year, and may make
regulations; fte shall not exceed SIS, in
stead of $40; he shall have power to re-
woke licensel.
BY Mr. O'Sullivan of Colchester, to
amend section 1877 Of the general laws,
relating 20 salaries of municipal and city
court judges, increasing salary of the
municipal court of Winooski increase
from $3.50 TO 81 200,
Senate Bills Passed.
S. IA, an act relating to derogatory
statements affecting banks. Senators
Schoff and Rowland urged favorable con-
sideration of this measure as necessary
protection Senator Maurice opposed the
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