Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

tiOn would 70, adopted unanimously. The Resolution
was then adopted ON the part OF the House
BY Mr. Priest of Barre. that there he ptlhteu iol
the use of the General Assembly the usual humber
of copies of the report of II. T. Fuller, T. T. h"s u,
Ton and Gilbert 4. DAVIS, the committee app"hiSi
by the state Teachers Association al Bello"s
Ia August last. in report on ihc Stale N"rillii
School 10 the General Assembly. Mr. Prlesi siae'i
that ths report had been presented TO The COMMIT,
tee on Education aud AZ their request he introduced
this resolution. and he thought that the General
Assembly ought 10 see the report. as II was CON
corning matter cf great Importance 10 the State.
Mr.. Howe of Ludlow favored economy am as
this was a resolution involving the expenditure
of money he moved it hh ordered 10 lie, aud re-
ferrcl 10 the Committee ON Ways and Means.
Nr Priest said that II The members would STAY
and work saturday. instead of gong home. they
would save ten times The expense askeh LOT py 'hlS
resolution.
Mr.. Palmer of Waterbury, favored the resolr-
ton.
MIR. PAGE Of Rutland suggested that the report be
presented 10 the Legislature, and 'hen the House
could act upon it,
The motion 10 lie was then los'. The joint re-
solution was then adopted oa The part oi the
House.
me Speaker announced communication from
the Governor in regard 10 Il proposed VISITATION
and exhibition of the pupils of the American Dear
and Dumb Asylum of Hartford, Connecticut on
the 21th inst.
joint Rrsolu;ion-Ry Mr. Dartt Of Wcaihersield,
granting the OF the Representatives Hall. on
the afternoon of October 2.th. at halt-paSt wv"
O'Clock. ~ job Williams. principal of the American
Asylum for Deaf and Dumb al Hartford. Connec-
stltute.
After discussion the resolution was adopted on
the part of the House.
From the senate relating - printing the pro-
ceedInCs and addresses OF The Vermont Historical
Snsirtg.
: Mr. Howe of Ludlow said that this resolution call
ed for money. ami under the rules ought 10 be re-
ferrel 10 some committee and he moved that II
he referred 10 Committee on Ways and Means,
which was done.
Reports-From Committee on Education by Mr..
Lane adversely 10 H. 81, to amend section ~, OF
chapter - z. s., so AZ TO r:".de tha al leases
bonds, mortgages, notes and ether securities be-
longing 10 the school fund.- shall be deposited IN the
town ireasIrers Office and the income thereof paid
into such treasury anu on thirty days default III
payment. the sclec,men 10 issue warrant therefor
10 the collectorio collect such income and the con-
stable To have the same powersto collect the same
he has 10 collect taxes. Mr.. Lane SAID that as the
law now stood these provisions were entirely un-
necessary. The third reading was then refused
From the judiciary Committee, by Mr.. Palmer,
for IL majority of the committee. adversely TO IL
I3 amending the act of lsiJ relating To the descent
and distribution Of estates 50 that the husband can
inherit his wlfcs pronc;iy whether there have been
children born or not. Mr. Palmer thought the pere
fact of no children being born ought not 10 make
any difference. Mr.. Thompson discussed the merits
of the b favorIn" the report nt the majority OF
tue committee. The thrd reading was then re-
fused.
From Committee on Agriculture, 10y Mr. Cnburn,
adversely 10 H. 1S which provide, that the standard
for one hushe of oats shall he thlrir-ve pounds Mr.
Colburn of Springfield. Mr.. Hendrick OF Hylrpark,
Mr.. Mott of AlburGh. Mr.. Booth OF Morrisiown, MIR.
pNltl pl i1iuipllu dtt VII. marcy vi uls-
cusscd the bill; The thiI'l reading was then re
fused
From the GoncIai Committee. by Mr. Hubbard,
adversely To II. 20. Ia tax dogs, putting them into
the grand list al 500 each.
The bill discussed 10y M"ssrs. Hubbard OF Ply
mouth, Chaplin of MidlltsrN. Brown of Grand Isle,
Cobb Of STAFFORD. Thompson OF lrasburgh. Whit
ney of Franklin, ,oiburn uf Springfield, Tiffany of
Pri-inri, Groui OF Newport and Howe of Ludlow
Mr. Thompson proposed 10 amend 81 as 10 make
IL lawful n Kill dog found OF the premises OF the
owner instead Of running Al large oil the premises,
etc, which was discussed by Messrs. Wilcox oil
fawlc.t and Horton OF Chiticnden. Lost.
Mr.. chase ui jericho moved 10 amend 50 as 10
make the penalty for not correctly notifying the
listers of the number OF dogs kept 10y each person.
Is instead of -. Lost.
Mr. Hubbard OF Plymouth moved to dismiss the
bill.
Mr.. BralnarI oi St. AhIas demanded the yeas
and nays. Pending which,
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