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tate and court expcpsee.

tate and court expenses.
Joint resolution providing for revision
3f rules Of Senate and House. Commit
be on State and court expenses.
RECONSTRUCTED AND AMENDED.
VI. 499-Relating to collateral inherit
nee tax. ON motion of Senator Trouty
Z Orleans, vote passing the bill wa, re-
onsidered. Senator Wells of Washington
hen moved several amendments, which
we're agreed to. Tho bin was then passed.
MILLS PASSED.
"a. D--Relating to fidelity bonds.
H. 177-To promote horticultural lnter-
SITS
II. 2S6-Amending charter of Ilardwick
Woodbury. Railroad company.
II. 3i5--T'or protection Of horse breed
frs.
H. st7-Relatlng to mileage books.
Ut. 4i7--Salary Of physician at state
prison.
H. 4o5-Advcrtsiug and soliciting IN
State House.
H. 527-Relatng to creamcries and their
management.
r. E2,-Relating TO street railroads
S. 177-ro pay Ann story Chapter, u.
Ia H.. the sum named.
". 1S1--Relating to exemptions from
trustee process. Slightly amended.
ORDERED TO LIE.
". nS-Dutcs of cattle commissioners.
1SUrhtlv amended. Senator Prouty of or
Ieans asked as to the changes which
| tho lii makes. Senator Pierce Of Wind
Iham said tho bill was in accord with
Inc Vows OF the cattle commissioners but
- be- WAS not familiar with the bill he
Imoved that IT be ordered to lie and the
Emotion was agreed to-
BILLS PASSED.
" 5j-Rclating to form Of ballots. on
Emotion Of Senator Pierce vote refusing n
third reading was roconsdered. third
reading was ordered and the bill was
|pIsscd
THE SENATE INSISTS.
IT, la7-Roowriug pcddlers to be IL
ccnsed ON motion of Senator Isham Of
chittcndcn tho Senate insisted on its
amendments aud "a committee on confer
cnco was appointed by the president con
sIstinc Of senator 1sham. senator Matti-
son of bennington and Senator Prouty Of
orleans.
COMMITTEE or CONFERENCE.
: ~ Creating board Of medical regis
tratiou. ON motion of Senator Fish COM
.a''toc on conference was appointed by
lho president consisting Of Senator Fish,
senator Wells Of Washington aud Scna-
TOR Robinson Of Grand Isle
HOUSE AMENDMENTs AGREED TO.
47-Croat'ng additional polling
places.
BILL. PASSED.
u 5-ENomption of church property
Amended somewhat.
HOUSE AMENDMENTS AGREED TO.
$. 17O-Lmlting municipal Indebtedness.
REFUSES TO CONCUR.
: 129-Firearms for minors Under age
Of fifteen years. on question of concur
renee in House amendments Senator
prouty of Orleans and Senator Slack
of Caledonia opposed concurrence, and
the Senate refused to concur.
ON motion Of Senator Pierce Of Wind
ham the Senate went into executive ses-
sion
In executive session the appointment OF
Dan y. Burlitt of Pittsford for trustee
Of tho State hospital for tho insane was
confirmed. This is to I'll vacancy caused
by death Of w. n. Plat Of Poultney
and is UP to and including November 60
1906 This was all the business done.
On motion OF Senator Pierce of Wind
ham, the Senate took a recess until $50
y. H.
SENATE-EVENING.
The report of the trustees of the State
library was read and adopted.
BILLS PASSED.
II. 1Ss-Rellef for town of Jamaica.
H. 25J-Relief for town of Highgate.
II. 314-Rclating to ballot boxes and
elections
H. 5o-Monumcnt for Montpelier on
State IIousc grounds.
y 5l2-To pay a. L. schwonk sum
l.la-I
II. .4i- Creating bridge commission.
A. 44-Incorporating tho Newbury
lighting district.
H. 5k-Uniform allowance for officers
Of Y. Y G.
u Interpretations and charters there
fr
n Al Salary of commissioner of State
tfNrs.
ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE
Joint resolution providing for revision
Of rules.
JOINT resolution to pay the Opinion Pub
fishing GO.
Joint resolution relating TO the coat OF
arms i'm the House.
70
I}y the Senate. presented by Senator
Fish of Windsor.
Whereas, our chapl Ln, the Rev. Mar
cellar ". Farman, by his great persona
worth and by the example Of his cheer
iuhess and fOrutude as we'll IS by his
touching eloquence in leading our devo-
tons, las cudedred himself to us not only
- body but to every member per
sonally. therefore be it
Resolved, Ky the Senate that We here
h' express to Mr. Farman our love and
appreciation with tho assurance that hi,
Influence has been to US u helpful in.
SEPARATION IN the performance Of every
4 LINGERING COU'Gix