The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-24
MANY TOPICS IN WARRANT.
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ed and it is expected that he will be
elected without opposition. The office
of tax collector also will require the
election of new man to succeed MIR.
Shumway, who has served in that ca
paeity the past 13 years.
1t is expected that the choice will be
Fred Cressy, who was elected tax col
lector for the town at the annual meet
ing in March, as one collector has
| served both town and village hereto
! fore
Article 5 is to see if the voters will
appropriate money for a series of con
eerts to be given within the village linn
its during the year by the Brattleboro
Military band.
A proposal of amendment to section
of the traffic rules of the village will
come up under article s, clause re-
garding the position of cars when
parked on Main street being added to
the present rule, so that it will read
as follows:
/ "No vehicle shall stop with its left
side to the curb No vehicle shall stop
in public street except with its right
side close to and parallel with the curb
when practically, except that on Main
street vehicles may be parked at ar
angle of 40 degrees with the right
hand curb
A new traffic rule to be added to The
present rules, is suggested under article
! 8, which will give the commissioner
the power to make oneway streets o
| to designate any streets or sections o.
| streets which cannot be used for park
a ing purposes.
$ The amendment to section 20 of tn
e village bylaws, dealing with the Ii
censing of junk dealers, will be takel
/ up under article 10, slight chang
t being made in the wording of the bylaw
so that it will not be possible for an,
junk dealer to come here from anothe
e state, buy such material from any on
source and have it shipped out withou
: paying a license This practice is bein
carried on under the present bylaw an
5 the village is receiving no income ex
5 cept from those in town
That no swine shall be kept and II
: pigpen maintained in the village limits
except by the permission of the con
missioners, who will prescribe the cor
ditions, is the text of an ordinance SUI
gested under article II, which also pro
vides fine of not more than $40 fc
: the violation of the ordinance.
Following the instructions of the al
nual village meeting in 1919, article
asks the adoption of an ordinance while
+, prohibits any person holding or havin
control of real estate to keep it in sue
: a way that is menace to 9th,
: property, increases the fire hazard
N menaces the public health The ord
nance also provides penalty of M
d more than $50 for each violation al
IN gives the power to commissioners
4 abate the nuisance.
An ordinance under article 13 won
"a provide that no person should slaug
to ter or kill for food purposes any cattl
st swine or sheep within the village limi
except in a slaughterhouse which won
be conform to the laws of the state
. Amendment is asked of section 9
n the village bylaws relating to salari
ed of members of the fire departmel
st which would provide for increases to
n the members This will be taken
y under article Il.
TO To raise money to defrav expenses
rs the coming ycar a~d % transact al
VI other business lcGal to come before t
ne meeting comprise the last two articl