Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-20
The Housr.
These bills wers introduced and refe

No mouse.
These bills were introduced and referred:
II. 81, by tho committee on education, as
substitute for Il. 2j to enable school dis
trict No 1 in johnson TO draw its share OF
the public school moneys for the year cad
ing March 81 1891.
H. 81, by Mr. Reed of Vernon, authoriz-
ing the auditor of accounts to pay Charles
|. Davis the sum therein named Expenses
incurred in the pursuit AMI Arrest of c.
Drown; committee on claims.
II. 53, by Mr. Darling Of Chelsea, relat-
ing to marriages declares marriages void
which are solemnized in another State con
trary to the laws OF this State; also pro
vides punishment for divorced persons mar
rying in another State and for each party
to such marriage living under the marital
relations in this State contrary TO the laws
of this States. The punishment proposed is
imprisonment not less tnan one nor more
than five years; Judiciary committee.
II. 80, by Mr.. Dewey of Barton. an acs
regulating the maturity of contracts; Dost
away with days of grace The bill was op-
posed by Mr. Clarke of HalBex and favored
by Mr.. Dewey of Barton, Mr. Hastings of
WaitiGold, MT. Rowland OF Barre Mr.
Barber Of Arlington and Mr.. Stafford OF
st. Johnsbbry.
MIR. Elliott OF Waterbury presented a
petition praying for woman suffrage
Adjourned.
From Wednesdays Daily Free Fress.l
MONTPELIER, Oct Is As was com
monty expected Senator Proctor was to-
day elected TO succeed himself in tao
United States Sona.e for both the uu-
expired and fun terms. Jls proceed
ing in the two branches were
witnessed by large number of spectators,
among the number being senator Proctor g
colleague. Senator Morrill,, after witnoss-
ing the election in the Senate, came into
the House aud was given a seat at Speaker
/ StcGney'a right hand, The remark Of Mr.,
Arnold Of BotEol in secouding senator
| Proctor's nomination, that Windsor county
was satisfied with him and that for that
reason all was vel, created n ripple of
| laughter. Tho calling Of the roll in the
House occupied 50 much time that when it
! had been twice d3Eo the representatives.
we're tired and a speedy adjournment was
had. Tho day proceedings follow
! sonete-Nfternoop.
House bill -, to enoblo school district
| No in johnson to draw its share of the
| public money for 1891, was referred to the
committee on education.
A joint resolution authorizing the com
mittee on agriculture to visit the State
a5a,,ed
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r,s,I,,+i,n adortaI h7 tina ITorsa Tolatin,, to
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! Sano+r,. Mad ron,ioat,3 R.sG.IJ Pr1cto,,
- proc,or to nm Tn. ,.,,oynirel tcrr, Th.
| nomination was seconded by Senators Grout,
| Foster, Dubois, iaskInS, Hall Lincoln,
| Orvs, Abell, BurnelL Turner, Nail Brock.
/ The senators then rose and voted viva Voce
| for kedheid Proctor, only two beng ab-
! sent, Senators Dawson and Nichols. Tho
senators then voted in tho same way and
with the same result for RedheId Proctor
for the tuil term Of SIX years.
II. -, authorizing tho judge o, probate
for the district o. IsseX' to complete tue
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