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state on formation of corporations under
laws of this state; and HIS, regarding
commitment by sheriff.
HEP. relating TO agents and fepresen-
tatives of life and accident insurance COM
panies which yesterday was called up and
placed on the calendar for today was re-
committed to the committee on banking
and insurance.
Mr.. Tyler of Enosburg was in the chair
during part of the morning session.
Both houses adjourned until I O'Clock
Monday evening.
While the house was debating the
teachers college measure yesterday |
afternoon, the senate was settling the
tH-74), which was finally passed, - TO
Il. only Senator Villas voting against it.
Senator Coburn's amendment to cut the
appropriation to S150,00O annually was
rejected by yea and nay vote OF Il to
@. so that the bill as passed carries
$500 600 appropriation for the next two
years 1t now goes to the governor Tor
his signature.
When the senate met this afternoon,
IFS work was cleaned up with the
exception of H74. Senator Bryants
motion that a recess be taken until 3.1a
was lost After Senator SIayton had de-
Tended the 100000 appropriation, Sena-
tor Coburn made an attempt to have the
bill ordered to lie in order chat the sena-
tors might head the discussion IN the
house. This also was frOwned upon by
the senators.
Senator Russell had opposed the Co
burn amendment while Senator Osgood
favored it. Senators Cady. and Newton
came to the support of the bill. Senator
Villas questioned the ACCESSIBILITY of APP
propriating so much money for this pur-
pose and thought the paSteurlZatlOn OF
milk would take care of great deal OF
the trOubles Senators Kingsley and Mich
OILS spoke for the bill. and Senator Estee
favored the 100000 appropriation. Sen
atOr Coburn opposed the bill. while Sena-
tor BRYANT favored cutting the appropria
ton. After the bin had been passed, the
senate adjourned and most of the mem
bers went into the house.
The following bills were introduced in
the house this morning.:
H-3S3. Reported by the committee on
ways and means. To provide for the
taxation of income from intangible per-
sonal property.
H-3S4. Reported by the committee of
lappropriatios and state institutions. To
provide for the establishment of q board
of trustees for the Vermont Sanatorlum
and prescribing their duties. Appointed
| for a term of six years after the first APP
pointments take place, one of whom shall
| be a physician; compensation, 50 day
/ for time spent.
| H-3S5. Reported by the general COM
appropriations and state institutions. To
/ the registration of municipal and state
owned trucks and tractors and for a fiat
rate for the registration of motorcycles.
/ Annual fee of truck or tractor, $40;
motorcycle, $3.50.
H-3S6. Reported by the committee of
judiciary. To create a state highway
board and to prescribe its powers and
duties and to amend and repeal certain
sections of the general laws relating
thereto. Three persons, two TO be ap-
pointed by governor, and governor ex-
officio chairman term of office, four years.
At least four meetings Il year shall be
| held.
H-3S7 Reported by the committee of
municipal corporations. To amend sec
ton % of No. 273 of the Acts of 1919
incorporating the city of Newport, the
town of Newport and the town of Derby.
| Provides 100 cents on a dollar of the
grand list for school purposes.
/ The above bills were read the first time
and placed in the orders of the day for
/ tomorrow.
! The following bills were signed by
| Governor Hartness March 9. 1921:
i $40 An act to amend Section 1854
I of the General Laws, relating to the pay
ment of a check or draft by a depository
after the death of the maker.
| S-21. An act to amend Section 57SS
of the General Laws, as amended by No.
100 of the Acts of 1919, relating to work
mems compensation.
! S-24 An act to amend Section 5056
| of the General Laws to provide that
water companies shall be subject to the
jurisdiction of the public service commits
sion
/ S-3S. An act to amend Sections 4707
and 41OS of the General Laws, relating to
the display of number plates.
| Sal. An act to amend Section 1917
! of the General Laws, as amended, by No.
205 of the Acts of 1919. relating TO the
duties of the board of charities and pro-
baton with respect to poor relief.
S-47. An act to amend Section 1902
/ of the General Laws, relating to the
duties of the supervisor of the insane.
state hospital
SIS. An act to amend Section 1888
! of the General Laws. relating to the pay
ment of state aid for, advanced instruc-
| ton.
S-54. An act to repeal Section 1850
of the General Laws, relating to officers
and assistants. in the laboratory of n.y.
giene.
$50. An act to amend Section 7359l
of the General Laws. relating to the pay
/. of the supervisors of the insane.
SOS. An act to amend Section $500
of the General Laws, relating to fraudu-
lent wearing of badges.
S-52. An act to provide for the COM
pletion of the index TO Hemenway's Yer
mont Gazetteer.
$50 An act to amend Sections 1875, |
1887 and 144S of the General Laws, re
University of Vermont, Aliddlebury col |
lege and Norwich university.
SGT. An act to prohibit advertise
ments of cures or medicines relating to !
venereal diseases and certain sexual dis
iOrders.
$50 An act to amend Sections 3906l
and 1907 of the General Laws, relating to !
the term of office of notarieS public 4