Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-01
PROCEEDINGS OF HOUSE.
Mr.. Grafton Introduces Bill Changing
Burlington ward Boundnrics-Bill
Increasing Salaries Killed.
TIOI-SE-MORNING

Burlington Ward Boundnrics-Bnl
Increasing Salaries KILLED.
HOUSE-MORNING.
! Devotional exercises conducted by tn,
chaplain.
Journal Of yesterday read and ap
proved.
Joint resolution, by Mr.. Mead Of Rut
land city, providing for joint assembly
TO receive General l.. A. Grant. Thurs
day afternoon at four o'clock; adopted or
the part of the House.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Report of elections committee on the
case of the representative from Pert
was presented by Mr.. Alexander o,
Georgia. The committee find Mr.. Hapgoot
ineligible.
On motion of Mr.. Alexander the repor
was ordered to lie and made special or.
der for Thursday afternoon at $50
Petition. by Mr.. Moore of Plymouth
regarding damage by deer; to committee
on game and fisheries.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. S09-By Mr. Scott of Brandon. (by
Vermont statutes. relating to property
extending into Lake Champlain. permits
erection of wharfs. storehouses, etc. or
water front. provided navigation is not
impededD To general committee.
II. 31o-By Mr.. Gibson of Brattleboro
in addition to No. 1l3 of acts Of 1902
relating to the preservation of public
health. provides for health officers for
/ At.
health.
II. 3l1-By Mr. Hulburd of Hyde Park
amends sections 225l and 1852 of Vermont
statutes. relating TO chattel mortgages.
(All personal property except such pro-
perty as Is exempt from attachment,
snail be subject to mortgage) To Judiciary
committee.
II. 312-By Mr.. Hay Of Rupert. to grant
relief to that town. for building new road
and bridge To committee on appropria-
tions.
r. 3ls-By Mr.. Carrier Of Readsboro, to
enable the Wesleyan Methodist society
of Readsboro to dispose OF its church
property. To general committee
II 3l4-By Mr.. Preble of Shoreham. to
require land owners TO cut grass and
weeds along public highways in June and
August. To committee on highways and
bridges.
H. 315-By Mr.. Severy of Goshen. to
grant licenses to land owners prohibiting
hunting trapping and fishing on certain
enclosures. To joint committee on game
and fisheries.
H. 31e-By. Mr.. Stafford OF Tinmouth
to regulate fishing in Chipman pond. To
Joint committee on game and fisheries
H. 3l7-By Mr.. Hulburd of Hyde Park,
to amend section l of No. 1l3 of acts of
1886. giving county courts discretionary
power relating to committements of the
Vermont Industrial school, County. city
and municipal courts shall have discre-
tionary power to commit persons over
Is and not over q years, to Vermont
Industrial school) To Judiciary.
II. 3ls-By Mr.. Akeley Of Vernon (by
requesD amends section 1913 Of the Yer
mont statutes relating to appeals from
the quadrennial appraisal OF real es-
tate To grand list.
II. 3l9-By Mr.. Cutting of Plsinfleld
(by requesD to annex a part of the
town of Marshiield to the town Of
Plainfeld. Provides that that part Of
the town of MarShf1eld comprised Of
the southern tier Of lots and adjoining
Planfeld to be set of and annexed to
Plainhcld. TO committee on town
lines
III, 320--By Mr.. Soule OF Fairfield to
amend section % of No. ll5 Of the acts
Of 1904 in regard to Intoxicating
liquor Makes fee for fifth class IL
cense 5000 To joint committee on
temperance.
II. 32l-By Mr.. Beeman of Fairfax to
incorporate the Central Cemetery As
sociation of Fairfax. Corporations.
II. 322-By Mr.. Harris of Landgrove
to aid the town of Landgrove in the
payment of its Indebtedness: appropria-
tons, Appropriates $1,000.
II. 323-By Mr. Whitney of Sails
bury to prevent the pollution Of Lcices-
ter river in the towns of Leicester and
Salisbury; game and fisheries.
III. 324-By Mr.. Towle of Franklin
Clarendon Cemetery Association; cor.
porations.
II, 325--By Mr.. Cady of Northneld.
amending charter of Norwich Uniyer
sity as regards the general manage
ment Of the institution; corporations.
II. 326--By Mr.. Senter of MONTPELIER.
performances OF certain dramatic and
musical compositions; judiciary.
BOARD OF DAIRY INSPECTORS.
II. 32S-By Mr.. Wallace of Waits
field. to create a board OF dairy inspec
tors; agriculture. Provides for a board
of four persons, two OF whom shall
reside in each congressional district
appointed. by the governor. who shall
designate the chairman; have general
supervision OF all creameries, dairies.
cheese factories, and milk and milk
products therefrom; may examine and
inspect barns, stables, cows and dairy
products and utensils. fodder. sanitary
conditions, etc: establish code OF rules
for producers, buyers and sellers: hear
complaints as to unwholesome prod
ucts or conditions. and make inspec-
tions on request; may issue orders
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