Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-30

, posals of amendment disagreed to. A
committee OF conference consisting of
Senators Bunker, Fisk of Lamoille and
| Perkins was appointed
A Joint resolution-From the House re-
! lating to the pay of certain employees was
! adopted.
Reports of Committees-General In IA
vor of ;. 10 and 5. 60, relating to burial
! grounds passed same, to authorize the
| village OF Rutland to borrow money to
| light its streets, passed
| Read aud Referred-H. 36, relating to
| protection of fish in Lake Champlain {; Fl.
! 139, to regulate sale of commercial ferti-
| liZers II. 25l, TO incorporate the Ran
dOlph Savings bank; H. 457, TO amend the
charter of Burlington; II. Az, to amend
! No. Al, acts of 1856 II. 1872, relating TO re-
| port of railroad commissioners.
Ia the afternoon the Senate passed the
following bills Joint resolution in regard
| to pay of certain employees I; S. 120, reiat-
| ing to collection of taxes II. 427, to pre-
! vent betting on elections II. 19l, relating
! to jailkeeper's dwelling and barn in Chit
! tenden county II. 473, relating to the
| State board of agriculture II. 406, relat-
/ ing to State geologist II. 4Sl, to incor-
/ porate the Brattleboro Gaslight company {;
| II. 30S, amending section 36l1 Revised
! Laws, relating to insurance companies {;
| II. 276, to authorize the establishment of
societies for the prevention OF cruelty to
a 1mals II. AIS, to prevent the sale oil ln-
| toXicating liquors II. 414, providing for
assessment OF aState tax; h. 475 making
provisions for the support OF government ;
H. 1866, relating to justices OF the peace,
with proposals of amendment; h. 139, to
regulate the sale of commercial fertlliz'
ers; II. 457, amending the charter of tie
city OF Burlington; II. 412, to
amend No. Al acts of 1856; H.
462, to amend sections 42l1 and 42l2,
Revised Laws; II. 2O7 relating to village
of FairhaveD; II. 46s, relating to the pre-
servation Of domestic animals H. AGO, to
amend sec. 3316, Revised Laws; Fl. aGi, to
prevent unjust discrimination BY railroad
companies II 400, relating to railroad
crossings H. 435. to incorporate the vii
lage of Brandon proposals of amend
ment to S. l44 relating TO traffic
in Intoxicating liquors, agreed t. ,
II. 214, in relation 10 Sunday trains II
49,. relating TO the reports Of railroad
| commissioners H. 36 relating TO tue use
of set lines in Lake Champlain H. 3I6,
! authorizing trustees Of Barre scademy to
convey property; II 30l, relating to high
ways and bridges: ii Az, TO incorporate
the East Orange Union society; II. 204 to
. suppress bucket shops and gambling in
stocks II 40, to Incorporate the Y. NJ.
c. y. OF Mduiebury.
Joint resolution-From the House, re-
| lating to payment of I'Sts to George W.
/ WOodworth. Senator M4nsur moved to
amend to add he ual1e OF Thomas Reeves,
the contestant, Tor the same sum. Sen
ator Bunker demanded the yeas and NAYS
and the result was yeas 49, nays 9, and
the amendment Yves agreed 10 aud the
resolution adopted.
killed-H 345 n protect the public and
prevent fraud in the sale of dairy pro
ducts s. l0l, to protect dairy interests
II. 236 70 make instruction in temperance
in common schools more effective.
THE HOUSE.
In the House Il Joint resolution wes
adopted in concurrence that the st. Regis
Indians Jt allowed 10 withdraw Their me
morlal and be hereby requested and ad
vised to reiiuquish all hopes of securing
their claim.
Il. III, to enable the town of Chester tc
receive certain beQuests ;. g. better pro
lection of horse records :. i33 providing
ior the clearance of Missisquoi river from
obstruction and making it navigable II
242, providing for the salary of insurance
commissioners H. 4S6, relating 10 check
lists OF voters =. -, relating tt
proof Of claims OF Insolvency; Il
3!4 relating to the grand list; 15O
relating to homesteads; > H. relating {
railroad commissioners II. is9, provid
jng Tor statistical Information relative &c
the rate Of property taxation :. lj2, il
regard TO fees ;. $50, relating 10 the pay
Of niGht Watchmdn and clerk Of sergeant
q alarms Office h. 49l, to protect 1sh il
, the waters in the vicinity of St. johns
, bury II. 3lJ relating 10 mileage tickets
MsctllaurOus-Ih House adopted the
, report OF the COMMITTEE OF conference Oh
r. 1872, "relatinG 10 the attachment of rea
and personal property Tor purchase none.
of the same" and thereby agreed to recon
slider their vote refusing concurrence Il
The Senate proposals o. amendments.
similar report on $. 10. was adopted.
The committee OF conference on II. AL
reported that the Senate recede from the
proposal of Amendment to make the gov
eruOr the GppUlnJiNe power and thaC Ia
House concur with the other two. Mr.
Prouty explained and the report wa
agreed to.
Resolution BY Mr.. Ballard of Burling
r ton, that the sergeantH Ht-arms be empoW
cred 10 purchase portrait OF Gen. Pm
2 Sheridan adopted.
5 On motion of Mr.. Ballard, voted tina
when this House edjourns, 1t be to NEE
: AT 1:30 this evening.
Bills approved-H. 80, the Mann" CON
mission II. 63. for the protection of hors
owners h. lSG, to appropriate to the l
. V. NJ and Middlebury college H. 32S, re
, latinR to the compensation OF count
clerks II. 4lS to preserve certain proI
D crty of the Vermont Hi- torical society; II
e 311, to prevent the adulteration of mil
/ and the false braudin9 of butter an
cheese II. 4l4 TO prohibit discriminate
in life or endowment insurance comps
nies; H. 432, to amend au act TO incorpol
e ate the Standard Light and Power Mani
n featuring company; II. 4SO, amending a
= net relating 10 the graded school distriC
: Of Rutland II. 1893. to license asylums fc
Il the private care and treatment Of the il
4 sane.
/ FINAL ADJOURNMENT REACHED o
: WEDNESDAY MORNING.
= Message From the Governor on Boards