Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-24

board OF railroad commissioners; s. 134, to
prevent loss of life on rail- Dads; s. 135, re-
lating to the Barre Water company; s. 1S9,
relating to the Supreme Court; 5. 142 to
incorporate the Franklin County Agricul-
tural and Mechanical association; S. l5l,
relating TO the Brandon Investment and
, Guarantee company; S. 40, to incorporate
the International Telegraph and Electric
company; S. 100, to incorporate the COM
rades of Crandail post S. 81, to incorporate
the Bellevue Cemetery association.
uilis Passed.
II. 34O relating to general terms Of the
Supreme Court.
BIl, Killed.
| Ii. BOG, relating to floating timber; s.
! 49, to expedite legal proceedings II. 393
relating TO taxation; H. 41S, repeating law
relating to whistles, gongs and bells. The
vetoed bill was again called up and support
| ed by Senators Hall, Watson ard Grout.
Senator Hasklns spoke against the bill. The
vote was follows.
| Yeas-Senators Atwel, Amsdsn Boyce
Brock, Brownell, Burnel, Clark, Dawson,
Foster, Gleason, Grout, Hall, Hathaway,
Lincoln, Mather, Meap, Merrill, Orvis,
Pitku, Proctor, Turner, Watson-22.
Nays-Senators Ball, Dubois, Haskins,
Hyde, Sanford, Nail--6
So the bill was passed over the veto.
These appointments were confirmed in
executive session. Russell I. johnson of
Concord, supervisor Of insane; Samuel Z.
Pingree OF Hartford l.. G. Bagley Of Rut-
land and Amory Dawson OF Craftsbury,
railroad commissioner. Erbert C. Tutt,e Of
Rutland, director of the House of Correc-
zion snd Stato,s rrlsop vice l. w Cram
tn, Tho ornoi,f,nent ~ w. II n Rinc.
| bo,,, ~ stove os ana Of tho dirsctors of the
! sor,o irstitu+ion +o srcceod hinself vas re.
ioctod
| Srnnie-Evcring,
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o"'0 Vi 'lIN' ~ taos ;t9
III noi ilnei SuuOo'Si 4;- ~. nv. .o 'oi 't'
pHi VI I'-'''.i.'.l.'. 49, 1aa -.
! Rfao, I2ivor ocsisnt and town Of Iudto1v.
II. PSI. relating to Hoosac Tunnel and Will
niugton Railroad company.
S. III was introduced by the committee
on highways for the protection of high
ways, providing that any person who uses
a wagon without springs with tires no lesa
than three inches in width, shall have a re-
bate OF 50 town tax upon proof. The bill
was killed.
s. l13, amending the law relating to the
width of wagon tires, also from the com
mittee on highways, was killed.
These bills were killed: II. 247, to pro
vide fire escapes for hotels and other build
ings: II. 300, relating to the care OF bur ia
lot. in public cemeteries: II. 1892 providing
for the purchase OF land for reform school,
II. 335, to change the name Of Mary Ann
| Babcock to Mary Ann Paddleford; II rs
to pay j. p. Cross; s. l09, to incorporate
| Fair Haven Savings Bunk; Ii. ITO, ncor-
porating Waterbury Savings Bank and
Trust company; d. 15S, incorpoi ating the
American Trust company, also II. l65, in
cooperating the Troy Savings Bank and
Trust company on a point of order in
regard to an advertisement being published,
thrown out Of consideration; II. 81, relat-
ing to changing the line between Proctor
and West Rutland was treated in the same.
Honse-Ar.rpoo,.
G 1-t o,,ror,,.i..io, so- .Do iuo
H., =, watari,,, oa,,,o NJ Eni'.
iaii a. W a.ei ouly, oa,,io up ml' rilio'
nria+iop Va ernIoired tba bistnry ~ tho
n",,UA, 80 .hp asa,. ,'j w. .n1
-, 80 -, 1.-- W W W. ~ f., - - l9 " "
~ D. 11 j.; Xxx &C.,, H. 80. " .,
~ t,,ia ar1,,ro,,riat,or Ia bo,'a''a $500
80. ".
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~ 80 nnn 1 ~ 80
il w ,naant eI0 .10 NJ. "D1 rllp''.r 'uov
.ne ~ .eu . 'no' W. ~ wv 4' Jul l.
now room at Bratteboro for 100 more pa-
TENTS Mr.. Weeks stated that he under
stood that there was room ut Brsttleboro
for 20 more females and II more males.
Mr.. Brown opposed the appropriation.
The amendment OF Mr.. Read was agreed to
by vote OF l3l to o4; but the vote was at
once reconsidered by vote OF 30 10 2S.
Then MIR. Read withdrew his amendment
and moved to insert S0J,O in place OF
$50, 600 adopted. On the question OF pass
age the bill was yassed by vote of l52 to
, 5S.
II. 23S, to expedite legal proceedings,
came up MIR. Barber explained the pur.
port Of the bill; its passage would be in the
line of progress, he said. McMartin OPP
posed the measure. MIR. Read spoke in iti
favor. Mr.. Dale also favored it. 1t wa:
VI ieu =" lle
yyindhom carna nm AR Read mead a.
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