Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-08
PROCEEDINGS OF HOUSE.
Large Number Of Unimportnnt Bills In.
troduced-somc other business
Done,
HOrSE-MORNING.

Done.
HorsE-MoRNING
Devotional exercises conducted by .he
chaplain.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. 4l7-l3y Mr.. Post of Irasburgh, to in
corporate the Irasburgh Cemetery asso-
citation; corporations.
II. ilS-By Mr.. Hayden of Jericho TO re-
peal sections Gi3, $50 and Sol of V. S., re-
lati,s TO training schools; education.
r.. 41a-By Mr. Bailey of Essex, to ex-
empt college fraternities and societies
from taxation (as to real and personal
property; judiciary.
II. ia-By Mr.. Allen of Maidstone, legal
iziug the appraisal ard list of Maidstone
for 1906. grand list
II. +2l-Ry Mr.. Alexander of Georgia (hy
requtst, amending section 9S of V. S.. at,l
No. of acts Of 1901 relating to form Of
ballots; elections.
II. 422-By Mr.. Norton OF Wells, to allow
that town to dam the outlet of Lake St
Catherine; general.
II. 423--By Mr. Reed of Brookfield to
provide for instruction in elementary agri-
culture State board may employ an IN
structor to assist in farmers Institutes
and other agricultural meetings: appro-
pirates not to exceed 5000 annually.
II. 44-Hy Mr.. Sentor of Montpelier (by
rcquesO, amending charter of Dog River
Valley Railroad company; railroads. Not
/" begin construction till $4,000 OF stock IS
subscribed AID 20 per cent paid a.,
II. i@5-Hy Mr.. Bailey of Essex, amend
ing the statute relating to formation of
corporations by voluntary association; ju-
dietary. Five or more persons may unite
to Incorporate for bus.t'css purposes, ex-
cep, for banking, insurance, express or
railroad purposes.
II. t.6-Ey MIR. Kirkpatrick Of Newport.
thy reqGosU, relating to negligence Of cor
porations; judiciary. Liability to en-
plOyes for damages resulting from inefiic-
iency Of ways a,,i works, etc.
II. 427-By Mr.. Cady OF Middlehury (hy
reQuesD. to permit inspection Of express
companies books by overseers of the poor
and officers Of the law: corporations.
II. 42s-By Mr.. Stafford Of 1fnmouth, to
provide for the testing of milk ard cream;
agriculture. Tests by dsnteres;ed per-
son, and to govern to prices paid.
II. 4.9-By Mr.. Slayton Of Elmore (by re-
quesp, amending section : of No. 133 II
acts Of 1894 relating to a board of medi-
cal registration: public health. Relating
TO examinations for license to practice in
this State.
H. 430-By Mr.. Chappel Of Rolvdere. to
aid that town in the erection Of a school
building; appropriations. Appropriates
S2ro0.
II. 4}1-Ry NJ. Latham OF Milton, to free
the Sand Bar bridge from tolls and to es-
tablsh a cuivert; corporations.
II. 432-Ry Mr. Terr,cn Of Pittsford, pro-
vd.uE for compensation for damages =
crops by deer; game and fisheries. Select
men 20 investigate complaints and an-
praise damages.
H. i23-By Mr. Peck of Troy. amending
charter of North Troy graded school:
CORPORA tons.
r. 434-By Mr.. Cady Of Middlehury (by
requesU, to prevent injury Of shade and
ornamental trees; agricultural. Penalty OF
50 days or $40, or both.
II. 4a5-By Mr.. Tennien of Pittsford.
amending charter Of Plttsford Cemetery
association; corporations.
II. i3G--By Mr.. stu ~nrd of Tinmouth,
providing for appointment bySthe States
attorney, OF assistants; judiciary.
II. i37-Ry Mr.. Scuter Of Montpelier (by
est on deposits banks. Depositors of a
wears standing, withdrawing sum in OK
cess of 500, shall ho entitled to receive
interest on withdrawn sum to date
H. 43S-By M. Smith Of Ctmbrdge. to
Incorporate the North Cambridge Gene
terry association. Corporations.
KILLED.
H. 135-Flags for public school build
ings.
THIRD READING ORDERED
H. Csc Straight and painted poles near
cemeteries.
II. sc Relating 20 laying out of parks,
II. 3o9-Relating to property extending
into Lake Champlain.
II. 2lo-Fees under law relating to in
toxicatinG liquor.
II. 30o-Dischnrge OF chattel mortgages.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II, 3i3--Incorporating Bethel Telephone
and Telegraph Co.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
II. S1l-Abolishing capital punishment
taken up. and on question of third read
ing, on motion Of Mr.. Archibald of Man
chester 1t was made the special order
for Friday at 1915 a, m.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE
s. 1S-Incorporatng the Weathersfield
company.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
S. 5-To prevent fraudulent sales by
merchants.
PETITIONS.
Petition, presented by Mr.. Chase of
Greensboro. protests against passage of
any special legislation concerning opera
ton of motor boats on Caspian lake
Referred to joint committee on game and
II eherIes