Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

/ offset on personal estate is allowed by the
act which takes effect April /, 1857
The second bill introduced by Senator
Spear il Il provision for IA "valued policy"
| law similar to the one introduced into the
! House by Mr.. Harvey of Topsham.
OTHER SENATE BUSINESS.
Other bills introduced in the Senate in
the morning were:
by Senator Baker of Rutland, an act to
| prevent the spreading of contagious dis
cases. and to establish a State board of
health of six persons, the terms of Office of
two of these to expire every two years.
BY senator Bailey OF Orange, providing
that school district No. IN the town OF
Newbury be Incorporated as the Wells
River graded school district.
BY Senator Foster of Orleans, providing
that any person who bv any false pretru-e
I shah obtain from any club, association,
society or company for improving the
bred of cattle, etc, Il certificate of regis
, trtlOn of any animal in the herd register
or other register of any such club, assOci-
atiOn society or company, or transfer
of any such registration, upon conviction
thereof shah be punished by imprisonment
for a term not exceeding one year or 10y Il
fine not exceeding 5000 or 10y both.
The Senate, following the example of
the House, adopted resolution providing
| that special committee Of three senators
pe aPPol"lTu ~ Will, We
rni,tl. 'i to ntnnHor,,ire and alsf nII hiiIs
on the subject. \ Joint resolution was
adopted today 10y both Houses instruct
ing the committee on the reform school to
visit that institution, inquire into Its
reiormatOry methods, sanitary condition
and practical workings and report to the
LEGISLATURE by bill or otherwise.
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The first of large number Of petitions
which will he presented to the l.egisa.
t,,,o ,,r,,.i,,,, fo,. tbo oroot,,o,t .c l,,,.
',n1, III to ,i,,ht 70 ,o u, i
mi olectimnu vr.a hrou,,bi Lafora tha
Ianota IL ,,nr,'i,,, ),, Son,tn,. pn,l,,,,
If ,vns signad Nv ier',i. ! I",,,lIs and "a
atL 9 ~ ,,ji MINK ~
~, Snn1to, I!rrl,n,' .-,..n ,,.' tm,,,
so unfnrtun.,I,. man 20 n,.vn h.,n nhle tn
eIact a ,eutasn,,t.tivn nv tho vntes avon,
of men The netition was read nj The 70.
0uest nf Snnatnr Swain whn enid as
he nptition inst nr.snmted makes way for
an imnortn,it chnn',n i'm thn ,n,fni;,.in,,'
aiTairs of The State ana Is nrettv hrinr and
concise and nrrhnns - model fo,. leg,I in.
strnments whom re Ladies shnll havn as
sumqd the,r share Of The civil 'ovarn.
mnnt, I world nix for the rendinp If the
natiti,,, "'''' "9i> ''i ''iN AN'''''''s' VI WV
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HOUSE BILLS.
The bills iutroduced in the Uouse were
nc fo,lo,r.
40 iolto"0
by MI Mann Oi Wilmington, providing
mat one watch not exceeding the value OF
E@U shdll De exempt IRON taxation.
By MT Knapp OF Mldulebury, providing
Tor compiling decisions OF the supreme
court relaIlmG to matters within the Jur'
lSulctloil OF Hfupaue court, 5uuO 10 ne DIS
trlDuted at ne expense OF the state as fol
lows; hach irobate Court ten copies,
one TO each town. ana Ihe balance to DE
dlstrlnuted or sold under direction OF the
State ilorariah'
10y Mr. heelock OF Berlin, proNldlng
that IL any person receive damage on per
son or property by IA barbed wire fence
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