Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-06


quest, providing for compulsory arbitra-
ton. to judiciary committee Three labor
arhitrato tors to he chosen at each session.
with salary of $40 per day and expenses,
provides for arbitration between employ
crs and employed. and refusal on the part
of employers to attend arbitration hear
ings on notification from the board Of
nrbltrators or doing anything disadvan-
tageous to workingmen. shall he deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, punishable by i'm
priSonment. Employees INDUCING in any
conduct injurious to employers are also
liable to punishment
II. 32-By same, giving town of Swan
ton the right to elect two road commits
sioners: to committee on highways,
bridges and ferries
II. 33D-By same, relating to appeals
from courts of insolvency. Amends pres
ent sta tute; to judiciary committee.
II. 33l-By Mr.. IIolenbeck of Gilmore.
legalizine grand list of Elmore; to com
mttee on gand list.
II. 332-By Mr.. Flynn Of Underhll, to
pay William Brewin the sum named: to
committee on military affairs.
Fl. S33-By Mr. Lunnie Of Victory, legal
| izing grand lists and appraisal of Victory.
to committee on grand list
II. 33i-By Mr.. Morey of Rupert, grant
Ing Rupert right to elect two road com
missioners: to committee on highways.
bridges and ferries
II. oJ5-By Mr. Vincent of Burlington.
Incorporating Prospect Park Co.; to COM
mittee on corp )rations.
II. 33G-By same, relating to real estate
agents and brokers' They shall be en-
titled to their commission whenever
sale - effected by their agency; to gen
eral committee.
fl. 337-By same, legalizing appraisal
and lists of Burlington: to committee on
grand list
Fl. 33S-By Mr.. Dart of Springfield, pro
tnr ndf m nit CT rat nm If pt iga
of superintendent of education. Gives adj
dit!onal clerk hire; to committee on cdu-
cation.
II. 339-By Mr.. White Of Woodstock. to
pay j. X. Pember the sum named; to
committee on claims.
II. 3iO--By Mr. Child Of Moretown
amending statute relating to highway
tax; to committee on highways, bridges
ard ferries. Increases tax from 20 to -
cents.
II. 341-By Mr.. Seaver of Barton. amend
| ing the charter of Barton Landing char
| ter; to committee on corporations
| II. 3i2-By Mr. Sheldon of Stockbridge
| to pay Charles Nelf the sum named to
committee on claims.
II. 3i9-By Mr.. Bailey of Newbury by
request. to incorporate the Newbury Cen
ter Telephone company; to committee on
corporations.
II. 3ii--By Mr.. Richardson of Montpelier
amending the law relating to stock In
corporations; to committee on ways and
means. Provides for deduction in assess
ments of stockholders in manufacturing
mercantile or trading corporations. of
Certain values taxed in this State or else
where under existing law.
n. 345-By Mr.. Madison of Glastonbury
to pay that town the sum named. to com
mttee on claims.
BILLS KILLED.
II. Is, amending statute relating to Off
! GERS of Humane society.
| II. 1893, relating to commitment of delin-
quent taxpayers.
| II. 20S, repeating statutes relating to
| basphemy Mr.. Porter of Wilmington
answered the inquiry of Mr.. Conroy of Ar
lngton that he introduced the bill by re-
quest Mr.. O'Sullivan of st. Adams hoped
the bill would be killed.
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
II. 224, amending charter of Bennington
Telephone company.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. To- relating to binding over pro-
ceedngs.
Il. 1876, to allow judges of supreme court
to act as referee. auditor commissioner
and special master in certain cases.
H. lis, to pay A. W. j. wilkins the
sum named.
| II. 2lO, prOvlulnE lot appointment OF
| trustees in certain cases.
| II. 2l1, relating to partition of real es-
| tate by probate court and repeating sec
tons 2j75 and 2516, V. s
II. 40, relating to subscriptions to news
papers and periodicals. SO amended as not
to apply to existing actions
H. 2}S, to pay Bessie NJ. Gokey the sum
named Amended by inserting sum-
II. 2y7. relating to inheritance. Giving
! husband additional rights in courtesy,
with amendment in construction.
/ j. Co. eligibility of women to hold Of
flee.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
s 80 two road commissioners for
Berkshire; to committee on highways. etc
3. A. purity of ice; to committee on pub
lie health.
S 20, relating to witnesses to commit
tee on judiciary.
S. 49, relating to tramps; to committee
| on judiciary.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. Bailey of Newbury, directing
the printing of the proceedings of the
Vermont Historical society /, 30 copies.
for distribution; adopted on part Of the
House.
The member-elect from Windsor Mr.
Taylor, was presented and the oath ad-
ministered.
PETITION.
Petition in favor of retention of tuber-
culin test, from Orion Grange Of Wood
stock by Mr.. White of Woodstock: to
committee on agriculture.
In favor of prohibitory law and woman
suffrage on the referendum, 10y Mr.. Cush-
ing OF Bethel to joint committee on tenn
peranCe.
on motion of Mr.. McFeeters of Enos-
burgh the House adjourned.
HOUSE-AFTERNOON.
The following bills were introduced
II. 346, by Mr., Dunklee OF Vernon, re-
lating to support OF paupers. Overseers
to care for certain persons not otherwi se
provided for. to committee on State and
curt expenses,
II 347, by same, relating to exemptions
to committee on grand list EXempts one
watch one organ and one piano without
regard to price
H. 34S, by Mr.. Graham of Ludlow, to
pay Levi Il. Moore the sum named Ia
committee on claims. Pursuit ana CAP
ture OF the ShaWs.
H. $40, by MIR. Dewey Of Hartford to
pay Romalne a. Spaford the sum named
to committee on claims. Pursuit and cap
ture of Cowdrey and Cassner, horse
thieves.
H. $50, by Mr.. Warner of Vcrgennes
amending the charter of Vergennes to
committee on corporations.
II. 3jl, by Mr. Sparrow of East Mont
peler, allowing towns TO elect two road
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