Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24

Amendment the clause giving the right to
apvcnl for relief. from the provisions II
this bill to 4 chancellor. lie thought TIE
propositions involved in the am, udmcnt
were unfair
Senator .;tcarns suggested that it Is the
people who built tn road who are asking
for this two-ceut rate. lie demanded .he
yeas and nays on the adoption If pro-
loS1d amendments. and the vote stood:
icts Il, nays H. the president cast lay
vote. 50 tho amendments were lost.
The votes were as follows; ON the
adoption of the amendments: Yeas. Scua-
tors Batchcldtr Barnes l}lod-Ctt En-
right. Foss Mcculloush. Partridge. Peok-
ctt Pc,ioy. Fltt Smith. Thomson.
Walker. Y ltson. Young 10 Nays. Scua-
tors l;a't,tt Chafcy Cudwogth. Fay.
"'urN Griffith, HAN Hit. IFude Pat
nam, SayleS Slaytou, Soulp Ste L..
S,oarns.-l5.
Hn the question of the third rcndi"g Of
the hiil th' Nc"S and nays wcv. demand
cd. the veto standing yeas H. nays Is. ard
tie third rolding was ord,r"d.
ON third v,adins-Yras. Barnes Hdrt-
l't. tEaf.v. ,udwurth, Fay. floss. Grit-
nth, Kan hit. lNudr PcYlc-. Sayics
SldNton. Sau.c. steele. Stcarus Wa.a,y-
=. Nays. tutcholdcr, Eludgott, i;n~iah,.
III ur%. Mccullough. Partridge ptcrvtt.
Hlatt Putnam. Smith. Thomson Watson,
Npuhg.--lS.
Senator Watson has been very Jealous
in thu interests Of the creation Il am in
"uian'e d'. Wtmcut He las S"Curcl I,
strong endorsement and showed great
"Aill as a manager but N" Senate rcfus. Il
'n nIurs" his measure tnis aftpgEppn. IN
speaking in It's behalf Senator ,tniuh' 81
\'rcd the iil as providing 81 business s.il c
and reliable methud fer doing insurance
business IN the stat"
senator Young thought the present sys-
ten was conv n!rlt ana safe enough.
senator Watson favored the bill: very
many m n experienced along insurance
lin have asked for IA separate drrtrt-
mnnt. He urp q the importance of the liz
Srran'e interests; /; should not he nrg-
lctt'd furth". This measure has a strou
tAckins-non" intro duc,d this session
has had stronger. The interests Of the
people demand the best supervision Tor
the insuf0uc" department.
Tho war over AGRICULTURAL matters WA.
renewed with undated Juror this NOM
ina although IL WAS carried ON in "a lu.i.
orderly manner but II was more deadly
in its effects. Its greatly retarded husI-
ness ~ long donate ana thrc, va ana
nay votes. III. first contest clma over
House Bill ~, 80 an act abolishinu the
board OK cattle commissioners and doin;
away with tests and state pay Iur cases
O. bovine tuberculosis. The question VIII
.nall the hill he read the third time and
me debate was opened Is Mr. Swasry e
iarr'' mos" VINO supported the bill
cEhtn'o 'h"t there WIS 50 much disagree
.n'ht ever results and so much eNp-ns,
'H"t u was undesirable and that ii w"|
Nrr| unjust That the stat" was reluir d
t. pay h3't price for an animal which had
nr'h tested ana found Worthless Tn,
!r1cndS Ut IN cutto commission rs Calm
ri mat several badly diseased herds had
been found ~ TIN commission ami that
ih"re w,r" a,So many m,r, watch ought
u tc tested. The bill was supported Is
M S"aS'N Of Iarre, Nr 1ulard 81
Georgia, Mr., Hale of Lunenlurgh. Nj
thdnn ot Essex, Mr., Kins,,y ot Lowell
Mr. flames of MarlhoIo, Mr. Campbell OF
Albany, Mr. Till-tson of Hakcrsii,ld. Mr.
Jackson If Watrrvillr, Mr. Colby OF We,
tory, Mir, Norton Of Addison: OPP : d hS
Mr. Butler of Jamaica, Mr. Tcrrill Of Mnl.
iistown, Mr. Lance of Cabot, Mr.. Gate.
Of Franklin, Mr.. Cooke Of Grcrnsacra. Mr
Phillips of Putuey The roll was callr,
On request of Mr.. Kinsley of Lowell, re,
sultIns; Yeas IA; nays, g.
This was followed Immediately hy a mo-
ton to reconsider the vote OF tn, cv. nina
previous refusing a third reading OF
House bill No. 81 abolishing the boar,
ol agriculture. Much tim, was consume,
in the discussion Of whether it WAS udvis
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