Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-01
BOARD Of DAIRY
INSPECTORS
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looking to improved conditions when
found necessary, and non compliance
with such orders subject to fine of
S25 to 800; inspectors to make blen-
NAL reports to Legislature, and get
four dollars a day, and expenses, for
service rendered.
II. 329-By Mr. Turnbull of Barton
to incorporate Barton Landing Gene
terry Associations corporations.
H. BODY Mr.. Davis Of Grafton, incor
porating tho Grafton e. Saxtons River
Railway company. Provides for construc-
tion and operation of street railway In
Grafton. Rockingham. Cainbridgeport and
Saxton River. To street railways.
H. S3l-By Mr.. Beebc OF Dorset. per-
mits non-residents who are taxpayers In
this State to hunt without paying n
license tax. TO game and fisheries.
II. 3S2-By Mr.. Malone OF Fair Haven,
amends section 1888 OF Vermont statutes,
relating to actions on joint contracts.
Judiciary.
II. 333-Ry Mr.. Preble of Shoreham,
amends section of No. 249. acts of 1894,
regarding the incorpora ton of the Shore
ham Telephone & Telegraph company,
relates to officers Of that corporation.
To corporations.
SUBSTITUTE COURT BILL.
II. 33S for II. 47-ByMr Darling ofCheAsea,
for judiciary. An act relating to supreme
and county courts and judges thereof.
Provides for supreme court of four and
six superior Judges. Abolishes refer
ences to referees. special masters. audi
tors or commissioners, except commits
sioncrs to take disclosures in trustee
cases. in highway cases md proceed
ings to establish town lines, unless agreed
to by the parties and at their expense.
This feature will save about $4,000 for
the biennial term. Fixes salaries of
all Judges at $1,000 each. Provides that in
case supreme court Judge is sick or
disqualified for any reason a superior
Judge may, by agreement of parties. hear
any cause. ut any time or place. Provides
that no judge shall be an officer in a
railroad, banking or insurance corpora
ton. Term OF Office to be two years,
elected biennial terms of legislature.
Ordered to lie and be printed.
II. BABY Mr.. Gibson of Brattleboro
amending charter OF Brattleboro Home for
Aged and Disabled; corporations.
II. 3A-By Mr.. Robinson of Berlin, to in
corporate the Granite Mutual Insurance
company: insurance committee.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. 12l-Relating to sealed instruments.
II. 256--Amcnding charter OF city Of
Barre.
H. 2s3-Relating to duties Of State geolo-
gist.
II. 1s0-Relating to licensees receiving
goods in pawn for liquor.
BILLS KILLED.
II. 67-Relatng to salaries OF members Of
the General Assembly.
| H. 196-Relating to exemption from taxa
| ton.
II. 232-Relating to pay of officers and
| members of General Assembly.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. 2S6-Reating to amendments of w.
corporation of West Rutland Trust Co.
| Petitions by Mr.. Thomas of Marshfled.
protesting against, change in town lines
and Mr.. Hay of Rupert asking for rev
| highway; referred to committees.
PASSED.
s. 22-Eligibilty OF women TO hold offlcc.
| On motion OF Mr.. Kicker of Groton, ad-
journed.
USE-AFTERNOON.'
BILLS INTRODUCED.
| H. 336--By Mr.. Grafton of Burlington, to
amend Burlingtons city charter with re-
spect to ward boundaries; municipal cor
porations,
| H. 8H-By Mr. coburn of East Mont
peler, in relation to rents OF public rights
in East Montpelier; education.
| ~ 3SS-By Mr. Barney of Swanton,
| amending the act granting a ferry 20
Orson limerick; highways, bridges and
| ferries.
H. 3s9-By Mr., Senter of Montpelier, ex-
empting from taxation money loaned on
mortgages in this State at not more than
| 3-4 per cent Interest,"; committee on taxa
ton. Penalty for issuing more than one
mortgage under this act for the purpose OF
avoiding taxation.
| H. s4O-By Mr.. Davis OF F'airlee. legal
| izing the appraisal Of that town for 1906;
grand list.
| II. 34l--By Mr.. France of Stamford. to
pay r. J. Sanford the sum named: claims.
Services Inspecting Massachusetts and
Vermont State line.
| H. 342-By Mr.. Malone of Fair Hav-
en-. amending Sec. 98 Vermont statutes.
relating to form OF ballots Elections,
f. 34S-By Mr.. Martin Of Bethel, to
incorporate the Bethel Telephone and
Telegraph company. Corporations.
f. 344--By Mr.. Robinson of Water
bury, amending No. Sc of the acts of
1904. relating to automobiles. General.
Provides special precautionary meas
ures to avoid the frightening of horses
and damage therefrom.
r. 345-By Mr.. Foote OF Charlotte.
Amending Sec. 1Ss Vermont statutes, re-
lating to election of representatives,.
Elections. First balloting for repre-
sentative to stop at two o'clock in
stead OF three.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
| s. No. 2l--An act to validate the
bonds Of the Bennington Gas company
and ratifying and confirming the acts
OF the trustees Of the village of Ben
nington respecting the license granted
to said company,
| IT, No. 3l-An act in amendment af
Sec 52OS OF the Vermont statutes, re-
lating to costs of commitment,
| H. No. 32--An act to amend Sec. e9,3
of the Vermont statutes (P. S. Sec.
3295). relating to warnings of town
meetings.
H. No. 3S-An act relating to the al
lowance Of costs In prosecutions for
misdemeanors.
| KILLED.