Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-12-13
KILLED.
o equalize taxation.

! II. 19-T'o equalize taxation.
! IT, 109-Relating to trustee process.
! IT, 12J-Relyating to judges of the su
/ preme court.
! H. S0S-To provide employment for per
sons imprisoned in county jail.
H. 4i2-provldine for the method OF
| copy or deliver dispatches.
| H. 49o-Requiring counties to provide
! jail yards for use OF prisoners.
H. 4oS-To regulate price Of gas ant
electricity.
II. 50l-Providing for deposit of money
in name Of a judge of probate and for
payment of such deposit
II. 561-Provding penalties for failure OF
neglect of telegraph companies to receive
read a letter from DR. Fay Tcmpleton
II. 5,3-R Relating TO certain offenses pun
ishable by Imprisonment for life.
II. Celebrating a board of medical
registration. relating to persons exempt
from the provisions of this act" a bin
introduced to allow Christian Scientists
to treat people, provoked considerable
discussion. Mr.. Gibson Of Brattleboro
read letter from d. Ray Templeton.
favoring the bill. Mr. Kidder opposed the
bill and said if letters of commendati on
were 10 be introduced that he would get
letters from all the doctors
Of the State against the bill.
Mr.. Senter Of Montpelier said
he did not believe in Christian Science,
thought 1t a humbug, but he was willing
to let people who wanted It to have it.
So would vote for the bill Mr.. Archibald
OF Manchester thought the people of the
state had some rights and should net be
exposed to epdemics because of fads
or fancies of dreamers. 1T. strongly
opposed the bill. Mr.. Bailey Of Essex
moved some amendments. Mir. Dewart Of
the city of st. A!bans favored the bill.
claiming that under the constitution
christian Scientists have rights
and made an extended speech in
favor of the measure quoting many sta
ustcs. Mr.. Scott Of Randolph opposed
the bill and Mr.. Archibald again criti-
cized the measure and it was defeated
by an ampathtic vote
SUBSTITUTE BILL.
II. 67S.-Substitut for II. PISS to pay
Hanson r. White the sum there in nam
ed Ordered to lie and be printed.
RI. C19.-Substitute II. 29S relating
to salary of judge of probate for the
district of Chittenden. Ordered to lie
and be printed.
II. 6e0.-Substitute for various bills
to pay claims approved by the court
of claims. ordered to lie and be
printed.
BILLS INTRODUCED
H. 6Sl.-By Mr.. Jones Of Benson
from the committee on railroads to
amend the act granting a charter to
the Rutland and Montpelier Railroad
company. Ordered to lie and be print
ed.
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
H. 397.-Relating to charter OF
II. 492-To allow the extension of
the charter OF unorganized corpora
tons.
II. 647-Relatine to certificates for
the commitment of the insane.
II. 6t9-Relating to assessment OF
pews in houses of public worship.
". 65o.-Relating TO trial of causes
in chancery.
RI. 6b1.--Authorizing overseer of
poor to remove town paupers to the
town which Is chargable with the sun
port
II. G5S-Relatirg to contracts for
borrowing money by the State treas
irer.
II. 654.-Relatlng to unexpended
balances OF appropriations.
H. 655.--To provide for the printing
IF certain laws.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
S, 145-To require nonresident hunt
ers to obtain a license. To Joint com
nittee on game and fisheries
;. 146-To create commission to es-
ablish uniform system OF probate
and county court forms and records.
TO judiciary committee.
$. 14I-To amend act Incorporating a
'ity and town of St Adams. To COM
nittee on municipal corporations.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
s. 140-Relating to the Essex Trust
company.
ORDERED TO LIE.
II. Celebrating certain powers TO
he superior Judges.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
S. 12o-Relating to licenses of the .
ourth class.
S, 142-To regulate the practice of I
'steopathy relating to compensation of
he members Oh the board.
s. ltS--Relating to voting and as