Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-12-20
BILL KILLED.

| IT. 35--Rolating to trustee process.
| ". b2S---To provide proceedings for
| the settlement of title of land.
| IT. 66c--Relating to guardians.
HOUSE AMENDMENTS 5. CONQUERED
IN.
| S. 149-To amend numerous acts and
statutes relating to fish and game.
| s. 152-To amend acts relative to in
| spoction of food, drugs, and other ar
| ticlcs in common use.
HOUSE AMENDMENTS NON-CONCUR-
RED IN.
S. 156-Relative to- salary and ex-
penses of the commissioner of State
taxes.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
IT, 73-Monument to memory of
George ]. Stannard.
ORDERED TO LIE.
II. 362-For sale of State arsenal at
| Montpelier.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II. 422To allow the town of Wells to
dam the outlet of Lake ST. Catherine. A
petition relative thereto read by Senator
Roberts OF bennington.
| II. 6S3-rhrcc hundred dollars for re-
moval of the monument of the 18th reg
iment Vermont volunteers, on the Get
tysburg battlefield.
II. 692-Alemorial to memory of Col.
Seth Warner and Capt. Remember
Baker. $3.50.
II. 6at-To provide for purchase of coal
for the States use.
II. 697-l,elating to duties of the SER
| geant-at-arms.
II. 69S-Relating to the salaries
Of States attorneys.
Joint resolution relating to ventilation
" House and assembly rooms
I Same-To pay an expert accountant for
/ investigating the cattle commission.
| On motion or Senator Pelton Senate
went into executive session at 1882 p. m.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II. lotto amend charter of the village
of Brattleboro. Committee amends bill
Ivy providing that said village purchase
Of or offer to pay present owners Of water
companies $4,000 or upon certain con-
dltions and that this net shall not be
~ any effect unles acted upon within one
year
RULES SUSPENDED AND PASSED.
II. 7eo-Relat.ve to deciding a tract of
land in town of Weybridge to the United
states government.
BILL REFERRED.
II. 70l-To incorporate the Springfield
Trust company. Banks.
SENATE AMENDMENTS CONQUERED
IN.
II. Officiating to truancy and child
labor.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
land city.
! On motion of Mr.. Barden Of Walling-
ford, tho House adjourned at 70 o'clock.
HOUSE AFTERNOON
PRESENTATION TO THE SPEAKER
During a recess OF the House this after
noon Sneaker Cheney was presented nv
Mr.. Senter Of MONTPELIER in behalf of the
members of the House. with n beautiful
gold watch and chain, with n Masonic
emblem charm. Speaker Cheney. although
taken by surprise made happy response.
calling the attention of the House to tho
progressive legislation that has been
enacted, and giving Governor Proctor
cred1t for much that has been ACCOMPLISH
ed Mr.. Hulburd Of Hyde Park presented
hapIain Patterson with a purse of $50
in gold The speech Of acceptance of the
cha plain was gem
JOINT RESOLUTION.
That chairman OF the House commit
tee on revision of bills. Mr. Bailey 81
Essex receive So per day extra for the ses-
ton.
Joint resolution by Mr. Hatch Of Straf
lord giving Vermont Historical society
authority to send to the jamestown ex-
position certain relics. Adopted on tho
part of the House.
COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE
The chair appointed rs n committed
Of conference on sac disasreeing votes
of the two houses on H. 35S, to provide
for a municipal court for the vi,lope
of Brattleboro, Mr.. Finn OF Springfield
Mr.. Senter of Montpelier and Mr.. Arch
ibald of Manchester.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED
II. 674-To regulate the running OF
motor vehicles and to license the oper
ator thereof. With amendments
II. 46'-Relating to payment OF joint
savings bank deposits.
II. 69o-Tax king corporations associa
tions, Joint stock companies and per-
sons doing an express business
BILL KILLED
II. 27S-Authorizing the removal Of
the State House fence.
| PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
S, officiating to Incorporated viii
lagos,
S. 16O-Providing that tho deduction
for good behavior of prisoner In the
House of Correction or State prison
shall be from the minimum sentence
s, 161-Relating to cattle commits
sioner.
s, 16S-Relating to the Vermont I'm
provement association. Appropriates
$3.50 a year. for two years.