Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-24
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INA c,ap, Iist-I AZ an act TO equallZe taNa-
tion was read the third time and, pendlng rs pas
sage was on motion OF Mr. HOOKER OF braiue"oi"'
ordered TO lie and he engrosseu. r,, ,,,
Final adiournmeni-Mr. Howe oil Ludlo" called
from the table the Joint resolution IN regapu :; 10
anal adjournment. The question pppding was ~
regard 10 the adoption Of The amendment prpposeu
by MI. Abel Of West Haven, providing inat tle
time tnal adjournment he Iuesday hr he
amendment Mr.. Howe moved 10 amend 80 as 70
MAKE The time "Wednesday noon, the z2d lns.. MI NJ
Palmer of Jericho moved 10 slienu ~ M PAGE Of
FINLAND moved that the resolution ls 9tieIeu "
lie and be made the special order loi Monuai 1870,
nj 10 O'Clock. Mr. Howe OF Lllow spoAe asaiis.
ms motion He said that the preseI. legslatuie
WAS disgrace the State aud hr prolf5itn ssnns,
staying here any longer. Ihey sn9n;I np vsJ
here mill next Friday. the length OF inc SESSION
would he sky nine days, the longest ,er
known. The people OF the STATE "sie hn"ad ihev
the Legislature 10 silslrh' ah" ne "'reu my
would not disappolnt thein . NJ t,ou-a
Mr. Pages motion TO lie was deiea,td. M HOW
accepted Mr.. Palmers amendment ~, ~, ra.'a ".
MAYED 10 amend his amendment SO as 10 uiahr que
hour three O'Clock instead OF Twelve NJ was
agreed H. The amendment was agreed 10, AZ. tiie
i1in: resolution Was then adopted On inc pait Vi 'o
House. ,,t,,.,r,,ba
The GOV errors vetG-The Speaker laii before tne
House the message Of the Governor Vetolhs II. =
ACT relating 10 the dulles " aia'e g., nars yvsrn
The message was read and the yeas AMI nays WIZ IN
then called upon the question OF passing lhc oii
Notwithstanding The veto. The House refused 70
.D "A
of UariYic. and Mr.. Page Of Rutland were eA
cused from voting. Both said that they believed
the bill one that onghi 10 pass Du, tna .gs
had not had time 10 FULLY examine Inc veto hessaso
and therefore they were not prepared 10 vote:
Railroad cammissoners-Mr. Batteil OF Ni4qt
bury offered joint resolution requesting ihr .ohl
mitiee on Railroads 10 report forthwith 10 ths
House II. Sos. an act 10 establish ooafi OF Ial.-
road commissioners, and I" denhe theH "uies'
with or without an eXpresson OF SP, an me House
assembled this forenoon, ihsTI were Ten special o
ders the time for the consideration CT when ha.'
expired, upon the speakers table, several " iIeiu
we're dismissed as follows: H 355, an act 10 esfA-
blish state asylum for the insane, recommllteu 10
the Committee on Insane affairs H. 4l', au asi
amending an act approved November IL, lsty, en-
titled an net creating degrees in the crime OF inur-
der (aboshing capital punishment thlrd reauihg
refused II. 4O2 al 2ct directing STATE uea,u ~,
10 deliver funds in his hands to the treasurer oi Inc
Green Mountain Cemetery Association ~ Pgtllhg-
ton: third reading ordered for Monday morning;
H. $50 an act relating to Offsets IN inc ,sNson 10 10
proyide maj Inc deduction shall not exceed 81 ooo'
third reading ordGred for Monday morning
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
Al eleven O'Clock the members OF the senate end
III. Secretary OF state entered the House lot Tue
purpose of holding an adjourned Joint Assembly,
10 elect State superintendent OF euucaioh, npni
was a part OF the unfinished business OF me JONI
Assembly OF December IAN. Senator taleed oil La,
noble In the chair beOrge Nichols, secteiAf! oi
State clerk. Senator Dana u AhIlsDE INONeI lhe
Jolni Assembly he dissolved, He sald iha ihe Ben
ale had on its part abolished the oiice oil slate su
perintendent OF education, and ne thoueht II =" y
nroper TO wait until the House could nnd time le
/ ACT upon the bill. Mr. Howe Of Ludlow and MI
| Hooker OF Brattleboro opposed the notion Nessrs
Psge q ,Rutland Grogt OF Newport, bs%wn o.
/ Grand Isle Harvey cf TOpsham, Palmer OF Water
bury, Thompson " IrasbAtsh end Briggs OF Bran
| don favored the motion, il was carried an M
Joint Assembly was dissolved. Just previous u
tns entrance Of the Senate, the House had refused
TO concur IN two Senate JOINT resolutions, one pro
viding for the postponemeni OF the election OF su
| Dprintendcnt OF education until next wednesday
afternoon and the other providing for the election
| Of supery isGrs CT the insane AT the same time.
! No local opiion-Ihe Gonmlt'oa on me Julciaiy
| nv Mr. Briggs Of Brandon, reported IN .es-ia !!
| he various petitions which had been referred u
them for and against The passage Of local option
law that no further Legislation was necessary ah'
that the petitioners nave leave ~ "i'hhia" iH
! report was accepted.
! The grand Ist-H. ~, All act To eJualile Taxa
Iol having teen ensrossed was taken from me t.bi
question being, shall the el pass? Mr. Arnold
Westminster moved that The ill Le Lrierei ~ u
| and he made the special order for Monday aiter
noon AT hafpasi two NJ Howe o. !adlo@ ni n,,s
for this afternoon Al half-past two MI Brown Q
Grand Isle and Mr.. Whitney OF Franklin fa'ore
! Io.tpsIGipeDt until Monday, Messrs. Thompson q
| i-asilurGll Hooker Of Rrattleboro and tirout Q
Newport, wanted imn. ediGie ect!op- Mr.. Howe Q
Ludlow Withdrew his amendment tte Ile.uq
then REQUIRED upon The adoption o. Mr. bfhoid
amendment. The vote was: yeas, IS; nays, -. hl
Groui of Newport, demanded the yeas and nay
Mr.. Curtis OF Georgia moved To adjourn, MI
Al rho solicitation OF various melnh=fs ne Withure'
II, and he Hi,.4se TujCstheii
HorsE-AFfhhsCuA
Tue grand list-The consideration Of IL -. va
resumed a. the unfinished business Of the forenoon
ihe question being upon the adoption OF the motto
az VI Arnold OF Westminster 10 lag the bill upo
the table and 10 make 1t the special order Tor ne>
Monday afternoon at haif-past two, upon WINS
question NJ PREM % aesPv .i Hau sn Te..ed
follows: Yeas u nays a. 50 she Itou9n wa
agreed 10. 80
The highway damage bili-Mr. GegTAeli VI New
fame moved to reconsider the vote Whereby N
| House. this forenoon, concurred wiki the Senai
IN lis amendment to II. a. Mr.. Judevlne OF Hart
wick Mr.. Harvey of Topshain opposed The motor
Mr. BuiterLe.d ~ Nottingham and Howe OF Lud
low favored II. Mr.. bres;- :. Gren9 Isle move
| TO amend the motion Of Nj. NeTriieid 81 ,hat u
motion be ordered to lie. After some further Ill
cussion Mr.. Brown withdrew his amendment, an
, | the vote was taken and resulted ~ follows; lea
%, nays %: 50 the motion 10 RECONSIDER WI
agreed 10. -
| The House refused 20 coroar In ~. straie5 pr
| posal Of amendment, and on motion " Nj FipHll
J son Of lrasburgh committee o. conference wa
asked for. The Speaker appointed a. su.h epi
ference committee on the part OF the House Messi
| Juieylue Merrineld and 1homps IN.
Public 1nstruciion-lI. ~, IAN act IN ameniinei
ofchan W of " g. entitled of Public Instruction
WAS read 4 hind line. Nr. Fletcher OF tnVendis
pending its passage. moved Ia aIIehi rs s.Flsi
| n,lt SECTION three and 10 Insert . new sccliul
providing thar no part oi The money raised by II
lax shall he gwen 10 .thns districts which do NJ
have annually thirty weeks OF school at. TOM
STAFFORD moved 10 amend 80 as 10 make II twenl
! weeks of school instead Of thirty. Alter son
iebats Nj. Cobb Withdrew his proposal OF anen'
menl Mr. KhhMagi OF Rochester moved 10 strih
the word thirty out ant .;iGIf iYeny -FOUR lhstes
| ON InOtiun Of Mr.. Leach OF shei.i.'. .tt Hon
being thin The Till was ordered To lie.
Board Of IIeallh-ll. 10, An act 10 establish
State Board of Health and Vital Statistics wi
taken froi tho tsie ~ special order, the qdesio
being upon The Adoption u The amendments pr
po,e1 by the special committee. They wefe adlpr
a desullGry debate followed and pending an amen,
ment proposed By MI Thompson, VI irasburg
| which provided that The total expense anu con
peusaiipn Of the Board, including ail printing, az
The publication Of the annual registration report
, | shall not exceed IL 600, the House adjourned