Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-25
RILI.S INTRODUCED.
PROCEEDINGS OF HOUSE.
Members Of Special Committee On Tax
utfOn-Sor,c Lively Debates.
10 ~

Devotional exercises conducted by the
chaplain.
Journal Of Yesterday read and APP
proved.
The speaker announced the following
menhors Of the Joint special committee
on taxation, on the part of the House;
Mr.. kiddcr Of Woodstock Fletcher of
Cavcndish. Porter Of Wilmington. Latham
OF Milton and sherwln of Jamaica.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. 95-Repealing the law relating II
applications TO The general assembly.
On question Of it's passage, it was dis
cussod by Mr. Jackson Of Barre city,
lturd of Sandglte. Archibald of Man
chester, Bcknell of Johnson and Bailey
of Essex.
RECOMMITTED.
". officiating to grade crossings On
motion Of Mr.. Jackson of Barre city. re-
committed 10 committee on railroads.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. 16S- Relating to hearing of appeals
from boards of listers
KILLED
ii. lG-Providing for retirement of sup
rene court Judges.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. lT-By Mr.. Hatch of Stanford, pro-
Nding for construction of highways
across railroads. railroads (Makes over
mead Or underway crossings compulsory
at discretion of commsisoners)
II. l1S--By Mr.. Carr OF st. Johnsbury,
company: corporate
Fl. rely Mr.. Senter of Montpelier
amending act relating to selling of dis
eascd meat; public health. provldes
penalty Tor disposal OF meat known to
be diseased; not over three years i'm
prisonment not over $500 fine)
r. lso-By Mr., scnter of Montpelier,
land for city hall municipal corpora
tons.
H. lS-Ry Mr.. Jackson of Barre city
provide for construction of railroads over
highways. railroads. Compulsory aboli-
ron of grade crossings except where. af-
ter due hearing, the railroad commission
shall decide 1t to be mpracticable)
H. lS2-By Mr.. Grafton of burlington,
amending statutes rela ting to bribery
threats and undue influence ut elections;
elections, Intakes penalty not less than
5000
H. 1s3-By Mr.. Senter of Montpelier, au-
thor!zins that city to issue bonds for
construction Of city hall; municipal
corporations.
H. 1ss-By Mr.. Sentcr of Montpelier,
fixing term of Washington county court /;
also Windham county court Judiciary.
II. lG-By Mr.. Robinson of Waterbury,
amending the law relating to deduction
for debts owing gram list, No deduction
except where inventory states amount Of
deposits In savings banks and details of
each debt are given.
II. lS6-By Mr. Scnter Of Montpelier, pro-
viding additional State building and APP
propliating money therefor; appropria-
tiotE, Structure to contain suitable rooms
for use of committees, supreme court
judges. library and State officers gen
orally: committee Of seven persons, in
GLIDING governor and lieutenant governor,
to carry out provisions of this act. Funds
to be provided as needed,
Fl, lS-By Mr. Gray of Morgan, repeal
Ing rtion of No. III of acts of 1904 re-
latng to sale of Ash game and fisheries,
II. 1SS-By Mr., Senter of Montpelier,
abolishN,S the cattle commission and re-
pealing all sections relating to that COM
mission agriculture.
On motion OF Mr.. Scott of Bakersfield,
adjourned
HOUSE-AFTERNOO
BILLS INTRODUCED.