Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-16

by Senator Terrill relating to State pay
OF -Oldicrs of the late war bv Sena or
Johnson, author zing selectmen to alter
sc DOL districts.
Reports of ommittees-Judiciary com
mittee, in fsv'rof II 203 am .nding sec
ton 1850, Revised Laws, relating to OF.
fences against chastity; third reading or
dered. From same, in favor OF II 179, to
amend section 4l60, Il vised Laws, 1elat-
ing 20 the discharge of cOnViclS from the
state prlson and House Of Correction;
passed. FIR m sam In favor OF ii. 2ll, to
amend No. ~, / VS. OF 1856 third reading
ordered.
Temperance, in favor of II. 1876, to pro-
mot the sale o. gift of tobacco TO minors
third reading ordered.
judiciary, in fav r of II. 1872 relating to
attachment of real and personal property
FOR he purchase money therefor, with pro
posals of amendment, which were agre ID
to aud third reading ordered.
PAssed--H 40 providing for the sale OF
leased land for taxes.
Bills Introduced and Referred in the
Afternoon--By senator Fi=k Of Lamoille,
an act to enable towns TO aid in the cele-
bration OF centennial anniversaries by
senator TAFT, an act to amend sec. 403,
Revised Laws by Senator Stranahan, an
set to provide for the care of cemeteries
and lots therein.
The IDl ~.
Bills introduced and referred-By Mr..
Dole, to Incorporate the Theta Chi frater
mtg Of Norwich university; by Nj Boy
den, requiring town clerks to make and
mplete general index within six months
from passage OF bill or De liable totwenty-
dollar line by Mr.. Walker, relating to
estates of deceased persons; by Mr.. Dem
ming, to incorporate Wells River Savings
| bank and Trust company; by MI Eur
man, by reque |, relating to Gown system
Of schools; by MI Bingham TO prevent
| highways being filed with dritted SNOW
| oy Mr.. E.dredgc, amending process"
| law; II. 2I3, by Mr.. Proctor, to incorpor-
ate Vermont Conference seminary and
| Female college, Ii. IA, by Mr.. Jenne,
prohibiting running any trains on sun
| day between sunrise and sunset, except
| from necessity OF mercy; ii. 215, to regu-
! late taxation on mortgaged real estate
| II. go, by Mr.. Field, authorizing estab-
| llshment Of societies for prevention of
cruelty to animals; by MI Carpenter,
| in regard to collect II of taxes; by Mr..
! Palmer, to enlarge the powers of Consoli-
| dated abroad Of Vermont 50 as 10 enable
| 1t TO purchase other railroads, and run
! steamboats,.
Bills Passed Relating to liens giving
| auditors, referees, arbitrators and COM
| missioners certain powers; relating to the
| duties of probate court relating to the
i
! rlages; to incorporate Sunderland and East
| Arlington Congregational society; to iucor
| pOrate the Algonquin club of Burlington
| TO incorporate the Sprague Centennial
Library and Brandon Ladies' Book club
| to incorporate Laurel Glen Cemetery asso.
| citation
Senate Bills Read and Referred-S. 2S, to
| incorporate the Citizens Light and Pow
or com pany, corporations.
! Passage Hetused-H, 200, regulating the
| sale of coal
! special Orders for Friday-H. $50, relat.
ing to the property rights of married
/ women.
Bills Sigued-H. 70, rIrasburgs grand
lis and H 43, Ito incorporate Brat eborc
! street railway company
| Bills introduced ana referred IN the
afternoon BY MI Nimblet of Monkton,
relating to insane paupers; by Mr.. Mardeu
! of W eathersiield, fixing 20 pounds as the
standard bushel for salt by Mr.. Wheelock
| of Milton, relating TO lDjurles To trees and
timber situated in public or private parks
by Mr.. Ballard Of Burlington, authorizing
Consolidated railroad company of Yer
mont 10 take and hold stock of the Yer
mont and Canada RAILROAD company
by Mr. Ballard, making foreign life insur
ance companies doing business in Yer
mont arnenaole to the laws of this State
regulating such Institutions; by Mr.
Prouty OF Newport, executors or admins
traitors having claims against the estates
they represent shall give notice in writing
10 Probate Court 2sS, the same, proyld
ing payments OF checks when demurrer
dies before presentation, If presented with
in Is days OF date OF check $50 by MIR
Field OF Rutland. to amend the Yves
Rutland" act If 1856.
Woman suffrage petiton-By Mr.. Ell
dredge of Middlebury that OF Mr.. CHrpen
ter and others OF MiddleburY; by Mr.. lie
Barron of MoTristown, that Of n. NJ Tiff
and others of MorristoWn; by MIR. Johns
ton of Ryegate, that of \. G. Sargent anC
81 others Of Ryegate all TO Judiciary.
Bills passed-H. 1913. amending cOrpOr
ate act OF village of Windsor.