Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-11-12

with amendments, [making the bill applica5l,
to cities as well as toEns1; which were agreed
to
Mr.. Chase Of Jay, moved to amend by making
it include also those vino are exempt from tax
alton on account Of poverty. Agreed to. and the
amendment Of the committee. as amended. was
agreed TO- The bill was then read the third time
aud passe1 in concurrence. with proposals Of
amendment
From general committee in favor Of H. 90, in
amendment Of sec. 80, chap. 81. G. 5, in rela-
ton to the collection of taxes; third reading Or
dered
From committee on Judiciary in favor Of II.
i2, in amendment of, and in addition to, chap
"a. G. 5, relating to the traffic in intoxicating
drinks. with amendments.
From committee on claims in favor Of H. 81 .
to pay Franklin Butler the sum therein named
for extra services as Chaplain Of the State Prison,
with amendment reducing the sum to be paid TO
Sl5O, which was agreed 10, and third reading
ordered
Joint Assembly-The adjourned meeting Of the
joint assembly was convened for the purpose OF
electing a Railroad Commissioner.
Mr. Wales OF Burlington nominated f. D..
Mason Of Richmond, seconded by Senator Dale
Sir. Gleed of Mo-riston nominated R. r Par
ker Of Wolcott, seconded by Mr. Csnheli Of
Arlington and Senator Jones.
Mr.. Baldwin of Hinesburgh said if the rail-
road interest IS one Of the largest in the State,
We ought 70 have large man to fll the office Of
Railroad Commissioner, and he knew Of no one
who would better FL that place than Hon. E. D.
Mason Of Richmond
Mr.. Gleed Of Morris,own replied 70 the gen
tleman from Hinesburg, by repeating a couplet
from Pope, which he thought applied to Mr.
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declared du.y elected Railroad Commissioner for
the year ensuing.
to- rfst Trustee u the Vermont Reform
school, >anatOr Heath nominated Hon Charles
Reed q Mo1tueG--.
Ny, g-eei Of VI rrIs.1Tu moved tbs, the joint
assembly aiJ-ur1 unit: half past t6o O'Clock
next iaesiay at.erncon, to enable the commit
zee On tAe Reform school 20 visit the School
ana report the present condition ~ The School,
"aleA was greed TO- AL the senate Withdrew.
p. l''.eIa'.an o. H. ~ IN 1aieoenea' o-
ana Ia addition % chap %, q. 5 , relating TO
The train, in intoxicating drinks vas resumed.
and the hrst amendment proposed 70 the commit
tee was agreed 60. The second amendment being
the substitution Of a new section IN place Of ser.
o. the original bill was agreed 70, ani the bil
ordered % t5ird reading
me Speaker announ 'ed as the committee on
the part o.. the House under the i1iut resolution
20 Tx upon the best practicable day for fnal adj
o1rnment, Nr Pratt of Pomfre,, M Morgan Of
l-ccneste-, Ny Shutieton Of Sunderland.
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