Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-22
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| clerk of the county in which the gen
eral terms Of the supreme court are |
held, shall receive $500. in addition to |
the foregoing salary. To Joint com
| mittee on state and court expenses
Fl. 71--By Mr.. Boutwell, of stock
bridge, relating to deductions for |
debts owing. No deduction from APP
praised value Of personal estate shall |
he allowed for debts owing outside |
the state. Lumber in process of man
ufacture not to be included In the per-
sonal estate from the appraised value
of which deduction is allowed for
debts. TO Joint special committee on
taxation.
II. 72-.By Mr. Watson of city of ST
Adams to pay Giovanni viscome the
amount therein named. To commit
| tee on claims.
II. 7S-By Mr.. Bean of Wheelock TO
amend section 532l f tho statutes relat-
ing to open season for deer. CProvides
that deer may be hunted and taken an
nually during November, Sundays ex-
cepted. Applys to both residents and
| non -residents) To joint committee IN
game and fisheries.
| II. 14-By Mr.. Bean of Hartford. to 3x-
empt from taxation, veterans of the
civil War and their wives and widows
| CA soldier or sailor who served so days or
more and was honorably discharged or
| wife or widow, to be exempt from tax on
| taxable property TO value of S,oU, pro-
vided such people do not own property
of the value of 5000 or more) To joint
special committee on taxation.
II. 7j-By Mr.. Brown of Ludlow, to
permit the taking of pike and pickerel
through the ice In Lake Rescue in Lud
low. Uermlts fishing from December
to March /; limits to ton lines and If
teen pounds o. fish, To Joint committee
on game and fisheries.
KILLED.
II. officiating to bond of matrimony.
Cuts out intolerable severity as cause
| for divorce.)
THIRD READING ORDERED.
RI. 2-To amend section 1866 r. S, rclat-
ing TO trustee process
II. 2S-Relating to courts of inquiry
concerning insane paupers.
on motion of Mr.. Bacon of Hartford
the House voted that when it adjourn
this morning 1t be until 80 y. m.
On motion of Mr.. rish Of Vergonnes
the House at 1870 took recess unit,
ll:50.
JOINT ASSEMBLY,
1T noon joint senbly was hc11 n
complete the election of t.. $. Senators
Page and Dillingham;. The clerks read
the journals of the senate and House Of
October 20 relating to the election of l..
>. senators and Carroll s. Page Of tIva,
Park and William z. Dillingham; of Wat
erbury were then declared elected L. :
senator's the former until March 4. 1911.
ana the latter for the full term of six
years from March next
IN motion Of Senator Lewis of In
noble committee of two senator's and
| three representatives. consisting OF Sem
ators Lewis of Lamole and Kennedy of
Essex and Representatives. Fletcher of
NaVendish, Leary Of Burlington and
Sherwln of Hyde Park was appointed nv
the chair to notify Senator Page of his
election and escort him to the chair
Senator Page then addressed the io,n.
assembly.
On motion of Senator Huntley of Wash
IN the chair appointed two senator's and
three representatives to inform senator
| Dillingham; of his reelection and escort
him TO the hall. This committee was com
posed Of Senators Huntley of washington
and Wright of Grand Isle, and Represen
tatives DeBoer Of Montpelier Boyco Of
Waterbury and Watson of St Adams
city. Senator Dillingham; then gave an
| address
On motion Of Mr.. Walker of Dummors-
ton, the House adjourned
EOUSE-AFrERNOON
ORDERED TO LIE.
| II. As Relating to hunting of deer nv
land owners. on which the Joint com
mittce on game and fisheries reported
| adversely.
THIRD READING ORDERED
II. 3s-Authorizing the Governor to ON
ploy etenographer and amending y. $.
relating to salary OF secretary of civil
and military affairs. (Amended, making
annual salary OF the secretary $500,
Joint resolution by Mr.. Watson of ST
Adams. granting the use of the House
| OF Representatives to the nter-denom!na-
ional county commission for their public
meeting on the evening OF November g.
1905.
| The House refused t. reconsider is
vote of yesterday, refusing third read
ing Of H. 7.
RECOMNTTTED.
II 6-By Mr.. Davis of Springfield: An
| act empowering towns. cities and in
corporated villages to appropriate money
for agricultural fairs
ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE.
Joint resolution from the Senate pro-
viding for Joint assembly Thursday
| afternoon October % to elect judges %
the supreme and superior courts and
| State officers.