Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-17
PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE
several bills Killed and several, Re.
lating to 81. SibanS introduced.
HOCSE-MORNING


Devotional exercises ,ooduc,od by III
chaplain. Mr.. faprood of roru moved &c
reconsider vote of yc-t.ra4, rcfusir,
third reading so II. ~ -aorterng opc,
d"or season to last tire at,s in October
Motion disagreed TO.
Bills KIIrEp
II. -v'-Shortcriu- dc, season 10 las;
five djys in October = notion by Mr.
iiapaood 81 Roru tna .le bill be or.
do-ed To lie was lost
~ 210-Allouins Zach DC in civil cas- G
,o challenge p>renp'or TX jurors.
w. 315-p"lnlittme tst ners TO visit
scho' l. three days wits,tt loss of pay.
u. S01.-Relattus to travelling school ex.
lnlits AMI libraries.
II. t"'-- Amending statutes relating r.
deduction IN taN1hl. estate for deb :
owing y" deduction Toy debts owing
outside state
II. i3}-ro prove aruclty to live stock
III shipment
II. 1910 rean3at. double taxation.
adversely reportod Mr Waite Of HYDE
! Park supported Dill which he eX-
p'ain"d as a benoh, the moroy lender.
| placing him on ''Ia same plano as the
rawlings b1nk. r. hill provided tina {
whom money is lo.nod at ~ Per cent.
irterest m secuI rot in cxccss Of
800. It shall to '-N,d by the state At
40 Per cent, SANE 5s savings banks do.
I'osits
Mr.. Fits OF Rra-.'-horo explained that
he proposed chang" would unbalance
things ana would sul' in a loss to the
local grand lists T. would not remedy
the double taxation vii.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
". iSj-TIy Mr. a sullivan ~ ST Al
tans city. enahlirs s.. Adams city to
issue bonds FOR permanent improvements.
committee on cornoiltionS.
II, S5-rv tho slm'. amending St. Al.
hans city charter -, ting 10 election IF
listers ami auditors committee on cor.
poraticns
IT, 47-Ry the ea'or. amending st. Al
r.ns city charter relative 20 election Of
school commissoH committee on cor
rora'icns.
H. N>-B% the sane rorcalins that part
Of s.. Adams CITY barter relating to d
nnard OF public ~.rk-, committee ou
corporations.
H. Spy Mr.. ~ omh of Waitsdcld,
to enlarge the burial ground in that
town; general committee
H. 4a1-By Mir p7rlina of Hardu icll.
relating TO competency Of Witnesses:
iuunoiarT committee.
THIRD READI>G ORDERED.
II. aHe-Amcndng r'' law regulating III,
practice of pharmac}
H. 30S-R-latirg to -pecinl teachers ccr-
tihcates.
II. G,-Relating 90 distribution Of the
State school tax.
II. 377-Reating 10 investments and
loans.
S. S7--Bc,tor care Of health of pupils in
public schools
$. S,-Rclatine to school buildings.
6 S0--Maklng "xist'ng statutes apniy 20
corporations formed by special charter.
with proposal of amendment striking out
shall take effect from its passage"
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
S. si-Enabling Eutland city to issue
bonds for building and clupping a city
hall. Mr.. Hapgood Of Peru objected 10
pa ssing tho bill AT this time becaus. OF
the absence Of that c.ty's representative,
ana moved an order 10 lie. Mr. O'Sullivnn
Of St Adams city opposed the motion and
it was lost.
BILLS INTRODTCED
H. i9e-By Mr.. Brown Of Wilminston,
Wilmington charter Corpora.
tons.
H. i93--By tho SAM, amending the char
ter of Island Pond Water company. COR,
porations.
On motion Of Mr.. Fspc of Barre, it was
ordered that when the House adjourn II
be to meet next Monday afternoon at ESQ
o clock
on motion Of Nj. Waite of HYDE Parh
the House adjourned