Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27

do not die; when strong and healthy, the
human body has power to throw them
of when enfochled they are susceptible
MIR. Russell Of Rutland town agreed that
tuberculosis should be stamped out, but
, differed as to, the means. Farmers do not
desire TO sell diseased meat-to say they
/ 60 is an insult to them.
Mr.. Dunsmore of St Adams town had
/ looked n long time for some good point in
this bill! and had finally discovered 1.-THE
hin originated in the Senate. Tho au-
jhors were are that they couldn't
abolish the board, so they did tho nest
thi"g-abolished its power This 5il is
similar to the New iiamps hire law, which
Is Il dead letter.
Nj Battell of htddlebury hoped the
farmers would stand as one man for this
bill which is the only measure OF relief
IN sight, He moved IN amendment re-
curing that the carcasses of SLAUGHTERED
animals be buried, the hides to belong To
the owners.
MIR. Smith of Mortified moved to
amend the amendment providing for bur
ial in case disease is found. Lost
! Mr.. Battell's amendment was then
adopted.
/ Mr.. Goodhue of Westminster objected
70 the bill as shutting off power in re-
gard to all domestic animals that are
diseased.
Mr.. Kendall of West Windsor explain
Cd the bill as providing otherwise
Mr.. Rider Of Bristol ridiculed the
change of tune on the part of the dis
ciples OF Esculapius, and the idea Of
. Communicahlity. He criticised the in
completeness of the work Of the present
commission and said the whole animal
ought to be buried il any of it was to he.
lie favored the bill; nothing better is Of
| fcred. He thought fresh air and plenty
of exercise would do much towards
stamping out disease.
Mr.. Gale Of Guilford wanted personal
and sectional feeling set aside and the
question settled for the best interests of
/ the whole State. He thought tho bill IA
ia 'ly defective, as II required no compu-
sorry test and Confors no special powers
on the commission lie cited a case or
two to show the peril of leaving the mat
ter wholly to owners Of cattle that are
suspected Of disease. No provision is
made for examination, yet an 81 per cent
. compensation is accorded on actual or
appraised value; this feature he object
cd to unjust. lie suggested several
other defects in the bill and opposed its
/ passage because II would wipe out
number of desirable and necessary fea-
lures in the present law. He said bot
ter bill III. 300 had been presented 10 the
House. He endorsed the board as con
scientious and earnest in its work, and
hoped this bill would not pass
Mr. Kendall Of West Windsor said 1t
/ was 100 late To consider any Otncr bllL
/ He favored the bill under consideration
because he believed it would clean up the
herds. Inasmuch as the cattle owner en-
/ tcrs into an agreement when his cattle
are tested. under this bill, it is clearly
| constitutional "a to the feature OF com
/ pcnsation.
/ Mr. Ellis Of Fair Haven said the bill
! had successfully run the gauntlet of OPP
/ position and criticism.
! Mr. Heath Of Fairlee moved 10 propose
to the Senate to amend the bill by strik-
/ ing out all after the enacting clause and
substituting II. 200
on motion of Mr. Stafford OF Morris
town the bill was ordered to lie and be-
made the special order for 2;o5 this after
/ noon.
/ H. Al, the majority license hill was
| taken up as special order, and on the
QucsiiO Of third reading on motion OF
/ Mr. Emerson of Pclcham the house adj
/ journed.
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| on motion of Mr.. Stafford Of Morris
| town, a. Az, the majority liceuse bll
| was ordered to lie and be made special
/ order for 8 o'clock this afternoon.
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'ol-\ h'9NHO ''-N9'
! BY Mr.. Porter of Wilmington, providing
for the appointment Of committee of
two senators and three rGpres hl"ulys u
/ port A. To the date of final adjourumeut
| Adopted on the part of the House.
BY Mr. Wheeler Of Ro, kiueh dm. pro-
vidinF that when the houses adjourn Fri
day forenoon Of this week it toe to meet
/ Dec. >, at O'clock the members not To
receive pay in the. interim. ON motion of
Mr.. Porter Of Wilmington, this resolution
vas ordered to lie.
/ ApprO,,rn Nv rttr, covrP<oR
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No Gan act to amend No, l45 Of acts
/ cf 1900 entitled AN act t. incorporate the
/ Granville & Poultuey Railroad Co
No. 211-An act to incorporate Clan Cor
don No. T.
No 93t-An act to Incorporate the Cherry
| nm Cemetery association.