The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-27
LEGISLATORS FIX 4
THEIR PAY At S40O
FOR THE SESSION
With Mileage at 20 Cents to and
from Capital
BILL TOOK LONG DEBATE
Amendment Reduced Original figures
$500 but Added Two-Way Mile
age Feature.

Montpelier, Jan. 27.--The lump sal.
airy bill was ordered to third reading
in the house this noon by an aye and
nay vote Of 172 to Sc. The house had
made good progress in disposing OF
the calendar until the Jump salary bill
was released and then was let loose an
hour and half OF oratory for and
against. The bill as amended places
the salary at $500 and 20 cents mile.
age two ways, instead Of the $500 and
20 cents mileage one was as was pro-
vided in the original bill. An attempt
to amend the bill so that it wou d not
become operative until the 1928 leg
iSlature failed. The house also pass
ed the bll increasing the salaries of
justices and judges $1,000 a year.
The following bills have been intro.
duced In the house:
H. 9S. By Mr.. Stearns of Johnson
To provide a state cooperative sys.
TEN of teacher training Creates d
state school Of four divisions: exten-
sion (teacher training courses), nor
NAL (at Johnson and Castleton), col
lege Cat U. V. NJ and Middlebury) and
summer. Extension division trains
rural school teachers; normal trains
rural ana grade teachers; college
trains junior and senior high school
teachers, and summer division pro.
yides Improvement courses. Other
points Of the bill are: Credit is re-
ceiyed in higher divisions for time
spent in lower ones; p~N~ ice depart.
mehts are to be maintained when
practicable; students in any division
exempt from tuition one year for each
year which they aiterward teach in
Vermont; graduates of col lege receive
A. B degree: of money available an.
nually for state moard of education
$4,000 shall be spent on normal d,vis.
ione To education and educational in
stitutionL faf 1aeH ef
I II. go BY. Mr. Newland of Morris.
town,-To authorize trust companies;
savings hanks and Institutions for
savings to pay interest on savings de
Dosits from the day OF deposit to the
day of withdrawal. To banking and
Insurance. 30
101. BY Mr.. Ryan of Fairfield
Relating to property held by the en-
tirety.-Provides that income on real
estate owned jointly by husband and
wife sha be subject to trustee pro.
cess and the products of such real
estate shall be attachable and subject
20 execution sale for discharge of debts
contracted separately or jointly. To
judiciary.
II. 1O5. BY Mr.. Peake of Bristol
To amend section 6365 of the General
Laws relating to the taking Of black
bass. Permits the catching Of black
bass at night To fish and game.
H. 106. BY Mr.. Jacqueth of Guilford
To repeal section 11SS Of the General
Laws relating to the holding OF offices.
This section re ates to women voting
on school matters and holding offices
on school boards and is superfluous
now. To suffrage and elections.
H. 107. BY Mr.. Brown of Sunder-
land. To appropriate the sum Of
SIS 600 to aid in improving the old
Stratton turnpike, socalled. To ap
preparations.
II. lOS. BY Mr.. Davis of Hartford
To amend section 4549 of the General
Laws, as amended by No 112 of the
Acts OF 1919 relating to the payment
If state aid for the construction Of
ridges. Raises maximum state aid
from $500 to 81 500 for any one
bridge. To highways and bridges,
II. 10. BY Mr.. Mccullough of Fay.
ston.-To amend section 6422 Of the
General Laws, as amended, relating
to deer doing damage to crops. Raises
fee for services of appraisers of such
damage from 81 to $3.50 To fish and
game,
H. III. BY Committee on Munich.
pal Corporations,-To provide for plan
ming commissions in cities, towns and
villages. A substitute for II. u, In
troduced by Mr. Flint of Mortified
providing for such planning commits.
sions.