Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

have an opportunity to consult as TO II
course hest to pursue. The motion Cf NJ;
French was agreed to. and the bill ordere
to lie. On motion of Mr. Swain, OF Rock
lngham, the clerk was directed to procur
the printing Of one thousand copies of tn
bill.
By MIR. Ladd. of Alburgh, to regulate tn,
practice OF pharmacy and the sale Of poison!
within this State; to committee on judiei
ary.
By Mr.. Stoddard, of Fayston. to amend an
| act relating to the assessment and colec-
tion Of taxes, approved November "a, 1870
to committee on grand list
BY Mr.. Spaulding, of Barre, to pay the
National Bank Of Barre the sum therein
named (tor capturing the Barre Bank rob-
bers) to committee on claims
By Mr.. Du Bois. of Randolph, fixing the
time for holding the annual meeting Of the
trustees OF the normal school at Randolph /;
to committee on education.
by Mr.. Sprague, of Brandon, tO enlarge
the area OF human rights (women of the age
OF twenty-one years to possess all the rights
and lmmunIties OF meD) to committee en-
Judiciary
From the Senate, 5, Sc, repeating an act
relating to reporters for the Senate, approv-
ed October II. 1874 to committee on iu-
dietary.
RESOLUTION.
By Mr. Abel. Of West Haven. that the
auditor Of accounts he and hereby is re-
quested to report % this House the amour.
pa d by the State lOr costs of prosecution
under chapter 81 2. =, in each county in
this STATE; also c an count paid into the
Slate treasury r C y and fines IN such
prosecution IN reeh county in the State
also the amount of sUcn fines imposed. but
not paid, in each county m the State
also the amount paid in each county for
attorney services for the State other than to
States ATTORNEYS. for the last two years,
which was adopted.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
By Mr.. Goodrich. of Benson, requesting
our Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress to use their best endeavors to procure
the repeal If the ac. known as the Bank
rupt Law; adopted on the part of the
House.
REPORTS.
From committee on grand list. against
II. l3O, in amendment uf section 81, Chap
ter 81, G. :, relating TO the collection Of
taxes; third reading refused.
From committee on grand list, in favor
Of H. l6i. to legalize the lists of the town
Of Woodford for the years 1915 and 1876
read the third time and passed.
From committee on education, against
Ii. l53, relating to compensation Of town
third reading refused.
From committee on education, in favor
II. l55, requiring the listers to report the
amount and value Of lists set apart for pub
4..b, ID
reading ordered.
From committee on claims, against II. 81.
to pay Orrin Cutler the sum therein named
third reading refused.
From committee on judiciary. against Ii.
%. TO amend chapter / II. 2. :. relating to
offences against the lives If persons; third
reading refused.
From general committee. against II. III
to change the name Of Carlton Wilson; third
reading refused.
From the general committee, against II.
IS. to change the name lf Thomas B. Jane
-On third reading refused.
From the committee consisting of mem
)ers from the county of WIndham, IN favor
)i IL IA, laying a.tax on the county OF
" INDIAN; read third time and passed.
From the committee on corporations, in
avOr of ii. l37, IN relation TO tie charter OF
The Winooski FIGURING Co. read the third
time and passed.
From the committee on judiciary, in favor
1t II. II. in addition to section :, chapter
u, g. :; third reading ordered.
READ THIRD TIXE.
;. l3. in relation to witnesses in prOsecu-
ions for violation Of the provisions Of chap
er 81. 2. :, and the several acts IN addI-
ion thereto and in amendment thereof /,
passed
; 81, to authOrize the county court to
appoint administrators in certain eases; Mr..
Lynde. of Marlboro, moved that the bill be
ordered to lie and be made the special order
Tor halt-past two O'Clock. next Tuesday
afternoon, which was agreed t..
5. -. IN relation TO the collection of
taxes; Mr. Henry. of Chester. moved that
the bill be ordered to lie, which was agreed
10.
II Il, in amendment Of section -. chap
ter l26, 2. relating to salaries, Ices, etc;
passed.
II. 81, relating to cemetery associations ,
passed.
IL. Ill. in amendment Of chapter ll3,
2 relating 10 shade or ornamental trees;
passed.
Ii. 40. to amend section y, chapter 81
2. :; passed.
Mr. Martin. of Londorderry. called up-I
H. -. IN amendment Of sections 10, IL and
l3 OF CHAPTER 81, 2. :, relating to the IFS
dlction # justices Of the peace. and moved
that the bill be dismissed, which was agread
to
House adjourned