Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-27

amend the law Of 1883 exempting Lske
View Retreat in Burlington frou taxation.
Extends tho period OF exemption fvO yearsl
commisteo on grand list
ID. IS. by MIR. Dewey OF Midllebury, to
amend the charter OF that village; commit
tee on corporations.
II. rs, by Mr.. Robbins of Chester, making
an appropriation Tor the purchase of blank
cts for the Grand Army OF the Republic
COMMITTEES on military affairs.
H. u. by MIR. jackson of Grand Ise,
extending tho time for drawing orders under
the act Of 1888 nppropriating money for
the Grand Isle bridge, committee on high
ways.
H. 10, by Mr., Eddy o; Maiden, to amend
the school law Of 1888 Any voter or tax
payer may present to the sslectmen setting
forth the neglect of the district aud asking
that instruction be provided. Selectnen
shall fix time and place Of hearing aud no.
tify officers of said district at least six days
before the time OF hearingl committee on
education.
Joint RESOLUTIONS.
BY MIR. Martin of Brsttleboro, suggesting
to tho Congress OF tho United States and
the legislative department of tho several
States the necessity OF enactiug laws estsb-
from foreign nations and Of migration from
State to State Of persons who arc dependent
upon charity and ars OF idle or vicious
habits referred to committee On federal
relations
BILLS IIIlcd.
II. IS amending NO. 10, acts of 1884,
relating TO alterations in public highway.
reported unfevorablyl; II. 62, nu act re
L. 81, "a
teaching in tho public schools, reported
unfavorably.
Adjourned.
House-Afternoon
These bills were passed: II. IL, iucorpor-
ating the Barre Savings Bank and Trust
company; II. A. amending an ect incor-
poratng the Proctor Trust company.
Joint EesoIutions
BY Mr.. Brown OF Nottingham, that when
the Senate and House adjourn it be to
meet on Tuesday morning; adopted on the
part Of the House.
From the Senate, authorizing the jont
committee on game and fisheries to visit
the hatchery and report the condition OF the
same; adopted in concurrence
From the Senate, providing that when
the Senate and House Ad jouru it be till $50
Monday afternoon; adopted IN concurrence.
Bills Introduced
II. 70, by Mr. Dewey C, bennington,
amending tho charter Of the village OF Bon
nington; committee ON corporations
II. 40, ty Mr.. Dewey OF Mddlabury, an
net to regulate the moety in certain liquor
cases. Provides that the molety payable IN
liquor cases where an officer arrests an in
toxicated person without warrant shall be
paid to the oinc0r making the arrest; joint
committee on temperance
II. 81, 10y Mr. Wado OF Sturksboro, an
nexing Avery's aud Buel's Cores to the
town of Starksboro; committee on town
lines.
II. 50, by Mr.. Ward OF Mcretown, to
| protect trout il all streams Of the State.
| Prohibits the taking Of trout fer a period
Of five years.; joint committee on game and
fisheries.
! H. So, from the committee on ways and
means, in aid of Middlebury college and the
| University CT Vermont and State Agricul-
! tural college, and providing for 30 scholar
ships in each institution. Substitute for
Il. q; ordered to lie and be printed.
II. 81, by Mr.. Weld OF Berkshire, to pro
tect black bass in Franklin pond in the
| town of Franklin; committee on game and
| fisheries.
II. 50, by Mr.. Miller OF Newport, relst-
ing to licenses OF foreign insurance com
panies. Gives insurance commissioners
| power TO revoke the license OF auy foreign
company authorized to do business in this
State that shall violate any Of the proyi-
sious OF the law; committee on ways and
means.
| Adjourned.