Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-22
Hill Cemetery association.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.

Hill Cemetery association.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. 3s5-Relating to the supreme and
county courts and the judges thereof.
was read the third time and unanimously
passed without discussion.
KILLED.
n. SOTO establish state board of
embalmers and undertakers, was refused
passage by a tie vote of G5 to 65.
JOINT RESOLUTION
BY Mr.. Mead Of Rutland city to pay
tho Argus and Patriot company 1920 for
printing report Of special committee on
permanent school fund adopted on the
part Of the House.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
r. e2i-By Mr.. Mccucn from the Joint
committee on game and fisheries Com
shrubs by deer and cedar wax wings;
ordered to lie and be printed.
unheard from.
tolls.
II. 4I-lfOnlDlUnH CHTSless
Of medicines. drugs and chemicals.
II. 5O9-Relating to licenses.
II. 5es-Providing for keeping of State
officers reports in Office of town clerks.
II. bSl--Relating to disposition OF I'M
claimed property.
III. 594-Defining certain duties of state
treasurer.
II. 696-Relating to parole OF prisoners.
II. Goo--Preventing railroad corporations
from unjust discrimination against tele-
phone companies.
ORDERED TO LIE.
10 protect fish and prevent pollution Of
the waters Of the State. Made special or
der for 1915 Thursday morning.
COMMITTEE or CONFERENCE.
The House insisted on its proposals of
amendment on S. GO, amending act in
cooperating the Interstate railway and
asked for a committee of conference.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
provide for the pay of the clerk and
stenographer for the committee on re-
vision of bills. Referred to the com
Hlltee on appropriations. Ie JVinl
resolution introduced by Mr.. Martin OF
Ferrisburgh providing for adjournment
from Friday, November %, to Tuesday
December 4. was taken up amended to
read Monday. December 3, and was
adopted on the part of the House.
THIRD READING ORDERED
s. officiating to exemption from
taxation.
H. 6ll-Chaneing name Of West Long
pond in Woodbury. to Lake Green wood
H. 61-Providing for publication of the
public statutes.
II. 1cs-Relating to trustees of absent
persons.
H. 5e5-Relating to preparation and
use of a caucus checklist.
s. 121-To continue the tuberculosis com
mission.
s. 1A-To provide for establishing ant
installing system Of bookkeeping in audi
tors office.
port to attorney-general, bonds callct
and not paid.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED
VI. 601--Authorizing the State to accep
gifts of real and personal estate.
II. 602-Relating to appeals in certa,r
cases
IT. 51S-Permitting Brattleboro Mason,
Building association to issue bonds.
II. 452-Relatlng to duties and power
Of the Lake Dunmore Power & Traction
company.
II. 6ls-Reating to election of judge
by the General Assembly of 1906 unde
a suspension of tho rules
Fl. 6-To regulate fishing in Caspian
lake in Greensboro.
SENATE AMENDMENTS CONQUERED
II. 1so-Authorizing Montpelier to TAX
land for city hall.
Fl. 200--Relating to allowance to tn
husband or wife of Il deceased person.
H. H1-Relating to local elections.
II. 214-Incorporating Fairview Casualt
company.
SPECIAL ORDER FOR THURSDA7
MORNING, 1913
| II. 6S-Relating to licenses.
I On motion of Mr.. Hayden OF Jericho tn
House adjourned.