Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

| II. H-By Mr.. Gebhardt of Shelburnc
relating to the open season for deer
for 1908 permits hunting OF deer having
! horns not less than three inches, from
9th to l4th of November 1908. inclusive.
| by both residents and non residents) Tin.
der a suspension Of the rules the bin was
read the third time and passed
| ". 255-By MIR. Watson OF city of st.
| Adams, relating to the State board of
library commissioners. Provides> for
| board OF FIVE members, one OF whom
shall DE appointed annually by the Gov
ernor. whose term shall be Ave years.
For the benefit of existing Libraries, and
| assisting towns where there are none.
| Appropriates $500 annually) To commit
| tee on education.
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
II. 1a-To amend section IS Of No. 254
OF the acts OF 1906. entitled an act to
amend NO. 165 of the acts of 1891. incor-
porating the city and town of Barre.
Fl. l3o-To amend section OF No. 21i Of
the acts of 1867. Incorporating the city
and town Of Barre
II. lS7-To amend section q Of No. $50
Of the acts of 1896 entitled an act TO in
corporate a city and town of st. Adams.
SPECIAL ORDER.
II. 15-To provide for the celebration of
the precautionary of the discovery Of
Lake Champaign and making an appro-
priatlcn therefor was taken up as a spe-
cal order The House reconsidered its
vote Of yesterday whereby the bill was
amended making the permanent memo
rial to Samuel Champlain located in
Vermont. The House then discussed the
bill In it's entirety.
Mr.. Fish Of Nergcnnes opposed any
amendments to the bill and favored
leaving the appropriation at s25Oo).
Mr. Bacon Of Hartford supported tho
report OF tho committee on appropria-
lions In recommending reducing the APP
preparation to 500 The original ap-
preparation Of $4,000 was favored by
Mr. Martin Of Brookline, Mr.. Leary of
burlington. MIR. DeBoer of Montpelier.
Mr.. Howard of Georgia and Mr.. McGar-
CHAN of Richmond.
On the question Of the adoption Of the
amendment cutting the appropriation to
5000 Mr. Bacon of Hartford demrnded
the yeas and nays. The result was yeas
I'll nays 10 and the amendment was lost.
900 Of the amount appropriated for "A per-
manent memorial was also rejected and
the House unanimously ordered the orig
inal bill to a third reading.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. ito provide for the celebration of
the precautionary OF the discovery of
Lake thamplain and the State Of Yer
mont ano making an approi. Ration there
for. Read third time time and passed
under suspension OF rules
II. l4s-Relating to the powers of the
officers of fraterna and charitable or
CARNATIONS
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. t. Relating to assessments for wat
erinS the streets of the village of Ben
nington.
II. officiating to the jurisdiction OF
the railroad commissioners
II. 43-Relating to railroads.
II. ll0-Relating to the appoint ment of
guardians for nonresident minors.
II. 1910 discontinue portions of the
Iazen road in the towns Of Cabot and
Walden.
JOINT RESOLUTION
BY Mr.. Boycc OF Waterbury. relating to
medallion portrait OF Major General WI
liam Wells. To committee on appropria-
tons.
on motion Of Mr.. LOWS Of Norwich.
the House at 3:ij o'clock adjourned