Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-17
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED


BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. Wales, of Burlington, to incor-
porate the Mary Fletcher Hospital to COIN
mittee on Corporations.
BY Mr.. Wilbur, OF Waterville, BIZ request,
to amend an act TO compel children to Mt
tend school, approved November % 1870
to committee on education.
BY Mr.. Laid. of Aiburgh. to Incorporate
the second mortgage bonGhOlders Il the
Vermont Central railroad company under
the name Of the Central railroad company
OF Vermont.
By Mr.. Henry. of Chester, petition in
favor of the bill TO re-map the eastern part
oil the state which, with similar PETITIONS
presented by Mr.. Patrick. # Ludlow. and
Mr.. Howe, OF SprIngf ID, were referred to
select committee on that subject.
By Mr. Bliss, IF Bradford, circumstances
against the bill to man the eastern part
OF the state which. with similar remon-
strances presented ty Mr.. French, Of Wood
stock, Mr.. Ne son, vi Derby, Mr. Thornton.
OF Hartland, Mr.. Row Wand. ct Corinth. Mr.
LInslfy, OF Hartford, Mr.. Pollard, Of Wind
sor, Mr.. Celley. OF Fairlee, NJ Dean, of
Barnard, were referred 10 select committee
Oh that subject.
Mr.. CAldvrwood. of Greensboro, presented
a petition. asking that the town Of Cireens- |
ooro may be annexed to the county Of Gale |
donna; which was rsferred to select commit |
tee on that sutect
BY Mr.. Henry. of Chester, to amend sec |
ton /. chapter "a. = 5. relating TO trustees:
to Committee on Judiciary
by Mr.. billing ham, If Waterbury. in ad- /
dition to chapter Is, = =, relating to the /
conveyance OF rea! estate; 10 committee on
adlciary.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
That the two HOUSES meet in ioint Assem-
bly, on Tuesday, November 81, at two and
ne-half O'Clock IN the afternoon. TO elect a
Chief Justice and Associate judges OF tire
Supreme Court; adopted on the part of
House.
SPECIAL ORDER.
ii. 2ii, relating 10 the division of public
money among school districts when the
amount Is twelve hundred dollars or more.
Vas taken up as the special order for eleven
} clock
Mr.. Olmstead, of Townshen5, moved to
amend the bill 80 a to include in its provis-
IONS the money raised by the city OF Yer
,ennes which was agreed to.
Pending the question, shall the bill he
cad the third time" the House adjourned.
Afternoon.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
II. 24i. relating to the division of nubli,
money among school districts in Town.
where the amount is twelve hundred dol ,
ars or more. was taken up, end the third
eaflng ordered.
REPORTS.
From committee on judiciary. in favor Of
Al. to amend section 81. chapter 90. o
rtlating TO salaries and fees third read |
IA ordered. !
From Same committee, in favor of s. g. I
rovlding Tor the payment OF fees in crimi- !
al prosecutions before justices with pro- t
osai oil amendment, which was agreed IN {
ard reading ordered. a
From same committee, in favor of $. Al. :
neuuihg an act relating to criminal u c
noes committed within the limits ol III. L
tate. approved Nov. %. 1870, third read n
" ordered G
The House considered Senate proposals 81
amendment to Ii. I55. requiring N, H. d
rs 70 report the amount, value aad rent. VI
Ianus granted and stquestered TO public u
Jus Emu Charitable uses and cOncurred ia | -
q lrst proposed amendment and disagreed eV
the second. Pending the eonsideration u
the third proposed amendment on motion al
Mr.. French, of Woodstock, the bill was III
ID on the table. pl
rom committee on military affairs in
'or OF III. ~. to Increase the efficiency Of th
militia, with proposal of amend Dent III
zen Was agreed to third reading ordered. il
rom c9mmittee on ways and means. in ha
of Vi Ii. <o4' TO amend sec 3, Of an act a.
enlarge the powers of inspector ot FL IN
nee and defining his duties third read. Al
ordered.
rom committee on judiciary, in favor of
10, regulating appeals under chan. % bu
81 and other acts; third reading order o.
ar. Stoddard, OF Fayston, moved TO
emu py inserting in the first and second -
lions tue word trapping" in connection Ma
u tue ~ord shooting or fishing: which Ne
agreed to; the ts.rd reading Of the bill low
then ordered.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED. uo'
y Mr.. Sprsgae. of Brandon, establish. bar
'uo Saiaries OF the members Of the gen. yot
as emoiy $40 each for the foil ben any
.e'n 'or osnators and Representatives, tar
zen cents per mile each way for Gravel
500 for the messenger. and emplo,e.,
axe fect October l, 1875 TO committee
rays and means
y Mr. Bailey, OF Fsirhavsn, annexinr NO
tportion ct Fairhaven lying west Of
itney river TO the state vi New York \,
)mmittee on Judiciary ~
T. Abel, OF West Haven, called IN tho a., az
luton offered by himself yesterday for s us'
adment OF the rules OF the House. So as,
the morning session Of the House shall 80.
nence hereafter at nine O'Clock. The ~
tion being on the adoption of the reso- ri
u, Mr. Abel. Of West Haven. called ~
DC yeas and nays which were taken, Of ,
"a ~ 81 tue resolution was ed y
leari
1r' eek, OF Ira, 0y request, in Addi- cent
to chap. 81 2 =, relating 10 trst6c TO
to1icaung drinks timing the landlord instr
mig premises to DO occupied fjr pur- iusel
OF selling liquors, and making the Learn
ORD liable with the tenant for all dam rerui
Resulting from the sale # intoxicating wher
rs to committee on Judiciary. but
journed. doub