Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
Joint Committee to Examine
Legislative Work and Report
on Outlook.
DEBATE ON CATTLE BILL
Vousc Adiourns with II Unanishcd--
Automobile UiIl Passed ProyidinE
s40.OOO Annually to state---Rni,-
road Mills Go through In
crrasing Thcir Taxes.

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GO, eor o. ,roci,i ,rd,,. IN .no Hons, This
ofte,uoor ,v,e nc, ro,chod untl n,o,l\,
,our o'c1uck Mr. Fletcher oc ,-oyeudish
said y. lc,i,vad ,le solution nr tl,a rr,h-
.e,n of tuborouIosis rcsts with the irdi
,;diIal and NOT with tie state. and that
the benefits tnat had been derived thus
3ar from tho testing ~ cattie have beon
uloue educational lines. He said II we
are 10 have any definite ros1lts from
.its work ,vc must ,est cverv animal I'm
Vermont and burn many ,u,,dinns in
which cat,Ie hnvo been Een, II, bo
loved that when the state tes.s . bord
once # is uu tn tho o,voc, or tho cnttla
pftor that to SOC that they ave kont free
fro-, tuhorcuiosis Mr. Fletcher thoucbt
~ tho nrnnosed niu il to beco,ne q ia u.
II sbould he amended so that tho nor
rontnge raid bv the State for diseased
cattle Killed should tie al least as low
State cattle commissioners and not %
yer cent. as provided in the bill.
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- sncuding uon4y freely for tas,in,. CAT
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fehoIHS tHe auopnoh OF the a'heAdmeht
proposed by Mr. COOK of Danny the
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DEBATE on Alto BILL
Debate on automobile legislation and
on taxation of railroads occupied the at
tention of the House this forenoon. The
bill relating TO the registration of AUTO
MOBILES ana the disposition Of the regis
order. This is the rim which nrov, dos
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OH az "Ho'"' MT I-ea'N o! Burning
~" wv" upon '"e "lJuSt're u inc pI'l
."' i"NO''N '"e ""'c!'"'''c''' lic "e
'eN'" '"c ll'"c'l'e VI '"A'HS a"to'''o-
p"e9 "' '"eI lo'Se power instead Oh
NV" NaNH E"4ue II al wrong iio"eNer'
ne Sal"' 'He autoi"oolIe mas come 10 stay
ana the owners SiouId De treated lalr!N.
MI NaiHh Oh EsseX argued mat the
committee on highways ana bridges mad
gwen THIS oili 'air ana just consdera-
tloh ana ne advocated IT'S passage with
OUT amendment lie grew eloquent in
defense OF the bill, saying the state is
eXpendins large sums for permanent
roads which the automobiles are wear
ing out and the owners should pay for
the damage they DO and tie bill without
amendment should become a law.
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