Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-01
Representative Wallace Wants
State Inspection of Creamer-
les and Cheese Factories.
COURIs REORGANIZATION
House Jud ~ ry Committee Proposes
60 Create uprcmc Court OF -Four
and six ~ ,crior Judges at Sal
Ary AZ ;,,OGO Each-Iiap-
goo - Peru Must Go.

Montpelier oct. 31.-Wth no debates in
|eitner House to delay proceedings. mat
kers have gone swiftly and smoothly to-
Hay. and. as will be seen by the offca.
reports of the two houses a large amount
pr routine business was transacted.
Two joint assemblies will he held to-
morrow, one at eleven O'Clock in the
morning to listen to an address by DR..
kpoke at the nsh and game banquet this
Evening. and another at four o'clock to-
borrow afternoon to give an official
greeting to Brigadier-General Lewis A.
firant.
The bill introduced in the Senate this
morning by Senator Johnson Of Orange,
10 equalise school advantages and 20 pro
mote the Capitalization of small schools,
s one of far reaching import. An extended
synopsis of the provisions of this bill
|nay be found in the official report of
he Senate morning proceedings.
| The Senate committee on elections re-
torted adversely on the House bill amend
. ng the law dsenfrdnchising delinquent
taxpayers, Senator Johnson made strong
reument in support of the measure
[rior to the noon recess. but the bill was
3efused third reading this afternoon by
1 vote of 16 to A.
| The House by a rising vote this morn
tlg adopted unanimously the joint resou-
. on, introduced by Dr.. Mead of Rut-
and city, providing for q Joint assembly
n Thursday afternoon at four o'clock
r. welcome to Vermont Brgader Gen
raj Lewis 4. Grant Of Minneapolis
Him.. commander of the First Vermont
brigade in the Civil War.
It is evident that Nj Hapgood Of
Peru will have to walk the plank as did
lr. FELTON, OF Highgate. Mr.. Slade OF
Rutland town, Mr.. I3urnham OF Wood
Jury and Mr. Spaulding of Sherburne on
tuesday. The house committee on cleo
ions reported this morning adversely to
Pr. Hapgood holding seat because he
gas. at the time of his election, post
haster at Peru. The report was accom-
|anied by n resolution unseating Mr.
Rapgood. At his request it was ordered
b lie. and was made special order
pr Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
OF the raft of bills which came into the
louise this morning. the one Introduced by
I 1r. Wallace of Waitsfield. TO create a
oard of dairy inspectors is perhaps the
lost interesting and important TO the
armers of the State. A fun abstract Of
he provisions of this bill may be found m
he official report of the House proceel-
hgs
Mr. Gibson Of Brattleboro introduced a
III which provides that health officers
hall be appointed for all cores and ut,or-
anized towns.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Hulburd of
Iyde Park amends the present law and
ives city and municipal courts and JUS
ces Of the peace discretionary power in
ommitting persons more than 1G and not
ver q years old 10 the State Industrial
fhool at Nergcnnes.
\ bitter hght is sure to be occasioned by
he bill introduced this morning by Mr.
utting of Plainfield annexing portion
I the town Of Marshfeld to the town Of
lainfeld. The committee on town lines
Ill give due notice when they will con-
der this bill
The judiciary committee from the House
3rported this morning substitute bill for
le one introduced earlier in the session
roviding for n reorganization OF the ju-
EcAry The provisicrIs Of this substitute
II are clearly set forth In the Official re-
ort
Tho House this morning killed the two
lis before II providing for an increase Of
ay for the officers and members OF the
cueral AsSembIy