Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17
THE LEGISLATURE.
Continued from third pafc,)

Continued from third pace
ito incorporate the Rutland foundry and
machine shop company and the Charles L.
IIowes manufacturing company and 5.
1854, in amendment of section 8593 of the
revised laws relating to taxationof savings
institutions 1t includes in taxable property
money on securities received, as ruslees un-
der orders of court or otherwise.
BY Senator Hogan of Frankiu, by re-
quest S. 1866, ito incorporate tie Barney
marble company - to general committee.
Located at Swantonl
Bills Killed.
In the Senate: s. 1856, sin regard TO
trcspasscs and malicious injuries.
In the House H. $3.50, "exem,ting GER
tain polls from taxation"
II. 315, Gin relation to the grand list"
ii. 1857, providing for the taxation of
church property"
ii. ., taxing deposits in savings banks,
savings institutions and trust companies"
(rcportcd adversely few days since and or
dered to lie and now called up by Mr.. Bat
tell Of Mddlebury and the third reading
refused.
bills Passed.
In concurrence: S. la, appointing
Charles Clark of st. Adams, The bridge
builder of the Central railroad Company
commissioner to supcrntend the expenditure
OF the appropriation, was received from the
Senate, read the first, second and third time
and passed in concurrence under suspension
of the rules. $. Z, "relating to court ex-
penses; > S. 81, ''relating to the construction
of tramways in the towns of Rc,dsboro',
Wilmington, Nottingham, Searsburg and
Somerset
IL. $50, Incorporating the International
Press company, was reported favorably from
The general committee by Senator Hogan,
read the third time and passed in concur
renee.
In the Senate; S. 1903, Senator Walkers
bill providing for partial dividend in insol-
vcncy, in case the settlement of estates are
delayed and forbidding appeals to claimants
who do not prove their debts on or before
the second meeting of creditors.
5. 1O7, Senator Walkers bill extending
time when court may make decree concern
ing the care of children, on application of
either parent, etc.
In the House II. 49, laying tax on
the townships OF Ferdinand and Lewis for
the purpose of repairing highways and
bridges"
II. 344, "legalzng the grand list of Glas-
tenbnry for 1882"
ii. 3l4, 'to compel the cutting of grass and
weeds within the fences bounding the lines
of a railroad"
ii. 2S2, providing uniform method for
the compensation Of police officers
III. 33O, ito lcgaIizc the grand list of
Pcacham for 1SSl-S2
The following bills have become laws with
out the Governors signatures
House 49, An act to cgalze the grand
list OF the town of Craftsbury for the wears
1881 and 1882.
House So An act to incorporate the Rut-
land Trust Company.
House 96 An act in amendment of sec
tons 402S and 1920, chapter 1872 of the re-
vised laws relating to dogs
Senate l1S. An act to incorporate the Bur
lington Trust Company.
Hiils Approved.
The following bills have been approved
by the Governor since our Inst list was
given:
Ii. 1G7. Relating to the Guildhall aqucduct
company.
II. 1872. Relating to the exemption of fowls
from taxation.
ii. 242 Relating to the quadrcnnial valua-
ton of the town of Ncwfanc.
III. Pol. Relating to the loaning of military
arms to grand army posts.
5. % Relating to cemetery associations.
5. AZ Incorporating the Rutland street
railway company.
S. 4G, Relating to exceptions in session
proceedings.
Al tf,t f,t
| and hygiene in the public schools.
various Matters.
5. 80, establishing the town system of
schools after March 1885, was reported IA
vorably from the Committee on Education,
and on motion of Mr. Perkins of Windsor,
the bill was ordered to lie and be made the
special order for Thursday next at 2:15 p. IN.
| Mr.. Abel of West Haven, presented the
petition of Mrs j. NJ Haven president and
So other members of the Womcn's Christian
Temperance Union of Rutland in favor OF
the pending proposed prohibtoy constitu
| tlOnal amendment.
1t is understood that resolution will be
introduced into the Senate, tomorrow. limi
ting the introduction of bills to next Monday
the Goth
The bill introduced by Mr. Noble Of st.
Adams prohibiting the sale of opium, chlora
and morphine, except on physicians pre-
scriptions, was debated at length in the
House this afternoon. Mr. Noble made a
strong speech in its favor, depicting the
spread of the use of narcotics. Messrs.
Chids, Markham and Hooker opposed it,
Its third reading was refused by IL yea anC
nay vote of SO to no.
The bill changing back the name of Ely tc
| Nershire passed the Senate unanimously this
afternoon and has gone to the governor fol
his signature.
The consideration of the Daaes claim
has been again postponed. 1t is now the
special order for next Thursday forenoon
The joint committee on game and fisheries
will give II public hearing Wednesday even
ing upon fishing in Lake Champlain.