Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-13


in course of preparation bill that might
remedy some of the ills complained of.
ON motion of Mr.. Bailey the bill was or
dered to lie.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. Tito pay c. G. Graves sum named
l.. tJ3-Use of public records as evil
dcnce
II. 2l2-rime for appeal from ouadrcn-
Mat Appraisal Of real estate. Explained
by Mr.. Hyde of Bakersfield Amended as
proposed by revision committee.
II. 2H2-Rcpealing auctioneers licenses.
Supported by Mr.. Bridges of Athens.
$. 1S-Amending Sec. 1853 V. s., relating
to practice of medicine. Reciprocity with
other states in matter OF issuing certi-
tcates to practitioners.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
From committee on military affairs
mcinor1lizing the President and Congress
to make Gen. ". f.. Smith a major gem
eral on retired officers pay. Mr.. O'Sulli-
can of ST. Adams city. supported the
resolution and paid tribute to General
Smiths vaor and services. Mr.. Dartt
of Springfield said all soldiers of the Yer
mont brigade desired this honor to be con-
fcrrod; unanimously adopted on the part
of the House.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
s. 19--Authorzing Burlington Traction
CO. to increase its capital stock. to COM
mittce on corporations.
S. 6l--Authorizinr Chittcnden Power
Co to issue bonds. to committee on cor
poratious.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
From the Senate. amending the last
dSscmhlys resolution regarding a tablet
4, 40 late General ArtbfIr q1Opt al in
concurrence.
ny Mr. McFeeters Of I1nosburgh, for
adjournment from this forenoon to Tues
day at 2:3O p. M. adoption refused.
PETITIONS.
Bearing on the prohbitory law and
franchise for women, by Mir o Bren of
South burlington. and the same were re-
ferred to appropriate committees.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Py Mr.. McFeeters of Enosbureh con-
corning a day OF prayer by w &. r. L..
for legislature; adoption refused.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. ll5, relating to noxious animals,
bounty of 80 cents on hodgchogs, was nd
VerScly reported Mr.. Fisk of FaNston
supported the bill, saying that hedgehogs
were doing great damage in his section.
MIR. Bridges Of Athens, Mr.. Gallagher of
Craftsbury, Mr. Eastman of Barnard and
Mr.. Newton of Reading seconded him.
The bill was ordered to a third reading.
ORDERED TO LIE.
II. 969, for protection OF both mortgagor
and mortgage. adversely reported, was
on motion Of Mr.. Pape OF Barre, ordered
to lie.
The same disposition was made on mo-
af T4ilqV n NNwhirN Of III
relating to railroads, companion to II. D.
railroad commission bill. which was or
dcrod to lie; also H. 3l3, to regulate legal
charges in certain cases on motion of Mr.
Wells of Cabot This bill was adversely
reported
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
H. 1853. to deGray expenses for construc-
ton of addition t. House of Correction
was called up by Mr. Battell of Middle
bury. who said he had made inquiry and
was satisfied that the sum called for Gov
cred legitimate expense and the bill
should pass.
Mr. Bundy asked if the bill covered the
expenses Of visiting committees anc
boards
Mr.. Battell said it related wholly to tn,
cost Of the addition
Messrs, Fletcher of Cavendish Gale o.
Gulford, Bailey Of Newbury and Fish o.
lNONHllOn 'lEdStu III Il ilSNuSSlDIl iS u
the phrascoloEy OF the bill
An amendment by Mr. o'Sulivan Of st
Adams clarifying the wording of the bill
was adopted and the bill passed.
II. rs authorizing Newport Academy
and graded school district Ia issue bonds.
II. .16. amending charter Of Franklin
County Telephone company.
II. 279, amending charter of People:
Lighting Heating & Power 20. Of Barre.
II. SIG, Incorporating Brandon Slate Co
BILLS KILLED.
II. 117-Liability Of buyer and seller OF
personal property on which there is lien.
II. lfl-To pay c. II. Gibson expert
witness
II. eS-Board Of farricrs and horse
II. 3l3-Elcction of two road commits
sioners.
Petition favoring continuance of tuher
culin test, from Oranges of Land
grove. Bcthe! East Bethel and Randolph
presented by Mr.. Thompson Of Land
grove and Mr.. Gushing of Bethel. Re
fcrrcd to committee on agriculture.
On motion Of Mr.. Dunklce of Vernon
the House odiournod.
USE-AFTERNOON.
on motion of Mr.. Smith Of Northhed
is was voted that when the House OBJ
jonrn it be until Monday afternoon al
two o'clock.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
H. 4o7-By Mr. Harrington OF Sears
burg, to aid the town of Searsburg il
the repair Of highways damaged in tn,
floods Of 1872. Approprates 500, to com
mittee on highways, bridges and ferries
THIRD READING ORDERED.
! II. 277-Amcnding charter of city of st
! Adams, relating to the city schools.
! II. 3n-Amending act relating to vllag
of Barton.
| H. 232-Euabling Whitcomb high schoo
10 issue bonds.
! II. 2A-Amending section 4Sl Vernon
Statutes, relating to notice to tax
payers.
5. 25-To pay Hale X. Darling the sun
named.
S. 6-Appropriating 800 for library ali
for Guildhal. In answer to an inquir,
from Mr.. Smith of Northficld Mr.. Bale
of Newbury and Mr.. Goodhue of West
minister explained the justice OF Guild
halls claim.
S. 72-Amcnding statute relating to neg
lect to support wife and minor child
rem.
S. 72-Amending statute relating I
tramps.
s. 7s-To pay G e. Lawrence the sur
named.
BILL KILLED.
II. III. one of the valued policy lnsura uc