The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-19
HOUSE, MORNING, FEB. 70.
Bills introduced.


| BY Mr. Hopkins Of Burlington Thy re-
| quest}, relating to filing information.
| Information in crimes not punishable by
death or life imprisonment may be filed
4 with proper officers.
Reported by the committee on public
! health, to amend section 6,ll0 of the gen
eral laws, relating to the qualifications
of the practice of osteopathy. Increases
course TO four years Read second time
and placed on the orders Of the day for
| o.mOTrOw.
Reported by the general committee, to
amend sections 1880, 7,4Sl and 1883
and the repeal OF section I 1872 Of the
| general laws, relating to the Office OF
state purchasing agent Gives board of
control more supervision. Section 1882,
which it proposes to repeal, has to do
with auditors auditing the accounts OF
said agent Read second time and placed
on the orders Of the day for tomorrow.
By Mr. Mcfarland of Hyde Park, in
amendment of and in addition to and to
repeal certain sections Of the general
! laws, relating to unclaimed deposits in
savings banks Changes the time in sec
| ton $3.50 of the general laws, increas;
| ing the time from 10 to 20 years that
| the deposit has not been claimed: copy
of the deposits in different banks to be
sent by bank commissioner to states at
torney in county in which the bank is
| located.
By Mr.. O'Rorke of Derby, to provide a
method of fixing the value of buildings
insured under a policy containing a Co
insurance clause.
BY Mr.. Mcfarland of Hyde Park, re-
/ lating to security furnished by trust
companies acting IN a fiduciary capacity.
Decreases the bond from 80 to p per
cent of trust fund.
Third Reading Ordered
II. lG, relating to the city OF st. Al
bans.
Bills Called Up.
Fl. 100. relating to The classification OF
forest lands for tax purposes Mr.. Will
liams of Proctor called up the bill and it
was placed on the orders of the day for
tomorrow,
H. 22l relating to the care of depend
emit and neglected children Mr.. Dyer OF
Salisbury called up the bill and It was
placed upon the orders Of the day for to-
morrow.
Returned to Senate,
S. p. relating to the display of certain
flags. Mr.. Alexander of St Adams moved
the bill be returned to the Senate agree
able to its request, which was agreed to
Passage Reconsidered and Recommitted
H. %, relating to the assessment and
early collection of poll taxes. Mr.. Tay-
lor of Hardwick moved that the House
reconsider the passage of the bill and
then to recommit the bill to the commit
tee on taxation, which was agreed to.
Third Reading Ordered.
H. 1862, relating to the amendment OF
the articles of association of insurance
companies.
II. $50, relating to the registration OF
traction engines, providing for a reduced
fee for log haulers in certain cases.
S. 80, relating to the publicity of part
nerships.
H. 1876, to provide for the extraditior
of persons of unsound mind, and tC
make uniform the laws of the states
which enact the same
Passed.
II. ia, providing for the removal OF a
poor and INDECENT person to the town
from which he last came.
Passed as Amended.
Fl. 1863, providing assistance to the at
tOrney general in certain cases. Mr.
Tracy moved to amend, so that the ap.
proval of a superior Judge in selection Of
an assistant, which was agreed to under
a suspension of rules.