Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-20

Franklin; to committee on game and
Fisheries.
H. go. to change boundary line of
Syanton Falls Union school district; TO
committee on education.
H. $50. amending general law relating
to street railroads; to committee on rail-
roads.
II. $40, prohibiting drawing of seines In
Malletts Bay; to committee on game and
fisheries.
Fl. 393, to incorporate West Burke grad
ed school district; to committee on educa-
ton.
II. 1854, amending " S. sos and Co., re-
lating to summer schools; to committee
on education.
II. 1O7, aid to town of Searsburgh; to
committee on highways and bridges
n. 413, to pay =. B. B. Northrop sum
therein named; to committee on claims.
II. 416, to legalize grand list Of Lowell;
to committee on grand list.
II. SO. granting relief to town OF Men
dom to committee on highways and
bridges.
II. 1885, to protect monument and burial
lot of William French in Westminster;
to general committee.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
House joint resolution for visit Of com
mittee to States prison to examine East
wood and Doherty.
House joint resolution relating to study
of seeds at State Experiment Station.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
S. "A, relating to court martials.
S. 81, to pay George Il. Hall sum therein
named
S. 176, increasing by 5000 amount at dis
posal of State superintendent for distribu-
ton of educational tracts, etc.
Senator Brownell queried Senator Wal
bridge explained.
H. so. relating to incorporated villages.
II. los. relating to fishing In certain
II. 1873, legalizing grand list of town of
Norton
II. 1H, relating to public libraries.
II. las, to pay ]. +. Shattuck sum named.
II. 167, to pay NJ. C. Redfed sum named.
II. 100, regulating practice of embalming.
| II. $50, relating to distribution OF State
school tax.
| S. 50. to protect waters Of Sleeper river
from pollution.
S. 49, changing closed season on certain
game birds
BILLS PASSED.
H. 231, Incorporating Cherry Hill Gene
terry association.
| H. 2IS, to pay c. c. Gillette sum therein
named.
H. 213, to restrain vicious dogs
II. 30S. regulating killing of game birds
and gray squirrels.
H. S17, to pay Martha F. Demerritt sum
named.
| II. 926, to pay Walter D. Berry sum
named.
H. 56j. authorizing town of Woodbury. tc
aid Fletcher Granite company.
II. $50, Incorporating Baptist Church ir
Nottingham.
II. 1853, incorporating Cemetery associa
ton. slightly amended.
S. 1913, Mddlebury college coordinate in
stitution bill
THE TROUT BILL.
| II. u, changing open season on trout ant
repeating six inch law Reported ADJ
versey. Senator Brownell favored bill
Senator Stiles moved to amend by strik
ing out section which repeats six incl
law. Senator Emery opposed amendn1en
saying that the present law gave all thu
fishing to lawbreakers. Senator Green
said the six inch law amounts to nothing
and opposed the amendment. Senate
Noyes favored the amendment saying tn
law is enforced in Rutland county. Sena
tor Jackson ULamoille) thought the pres
ent law teaches boys to disregard tn
law. Senator Stiles thought the argumen
that the present law is not enforced ha
TO force as no law Is enforced Senate
Spencer thought nearly all trout caugh
and thrown back die anyway. Senate
Moves favored the amendment again an
Senator Jackson opposed. Senator Rus
sell opposed. Senator Emery opposed TIL
amendment was lost by viva voce vote
Senator Brownell called for the yeas an
nays on the question of third reading o
the pill. Yeas Il, nays Z. Third readin
ordered
A petition was presented by Senator Sut
ton from burlington asking for shortenn
of the hours of labor.
On motion OF Senator Stiles the Senat
adjourned.