Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-10
HOUSE-AFTERNOON.
PETITION.

PETITION.
Mr. Corwin of Chelsea presented a petit
tion asking for the repeal of the present
| license law and the enactment of :
| prohihitory law. Referred to the join
committee on temperance
EXTRA PRINTING
On motion of Mr.. Calderwood of St
Johnsbury the clerk was instructed y
| procure the printing of $50 extra copie.
OF II. 800, the substitute weights and
measures bill
BILLS INTRODUCED.
| Fl. &4-By Mr.. Bronson of Hardwick
an act to create state school Of agri-
culture. Creates school for development,
or agricultural resources; board Of
trustees consisting of the Governor, the
commissioner of agriculture, and three
practical agriculturalists. Appropriated
s2oo for establishment. and 10000 is
annually appropriately To State school,
and agriculture.
II. 295-By Mr.. Flanders Of Orange. IL
| amend section 1929 of the public statutes
limiting the number of deer one person
may kill (Only one during the season, fine
Of sl0o) To joint committee on game and
fisheries
II, 296-By Mr.. Allen of westford,
relating to bin boards. advertisement;
and notices. Cprohibits bill boards,
otc., within 200 feet Of any church,
chapel or school.) To general commit
tee.
Fl. 297-By Mr.. Calderwood of St.
Johnsbury, an act TO amend the char
IF tho {. not Vi nh ~ IT,
committee on corporations.
Fl. 29S-By Mr. Campbell of Norwich,
to enlarge the authority Of the incor-
porated village Of Norwich. To COM
mttce on municipal corporations.
II. 29s-By Mr. Roy OF Barnet. reg
ulating the paving OF tuition for high
err education. TO committee on edu-
cation.
SUBSTITUTE BILL. FOR II. 20.
ORDERED TO LIE AND BE PRINTED.
II. 3oo-An act in amendment of and
in addition to chapter EOS Of the pub
lie statutes. relating to the regulations
Of trade and the inspection of weights
and measures.
ORDERED TO LIE.
"a 4-Ci<h| N'iN'I-h ~ IN''i'<t AZ l =
ERNOON o:30.
on motion OF Mr. Howard Of London
derry. II. PAT, an act protecting fur
bearing animals.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Fletcher of Cavendish grant
ing the use of the hall Of the House of
Representatives on Wednesday even
ing. November 10. 1910, to consider the
matter Of exploiting the natural re-
sources including the summer tourist
patronage. undeveloped waterpowers
and other industrial resources. inten-
sive agriculture. etc.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. officiating to the powers OF
notaries public
Fl. 2O9-Nclating to beaver and OF
ter.
Fl. 246--Relating TO licensing OF
theatres and other places of amuse-
ment
H. 2o2-Relating to the apportion-
ment Of senators.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
S. 4S-Changing tho name Of the
| Barton Landing graded school district,
THIRD READING ORDERED.
| II. Discriminating construction and
| maintenance Of armories for the Yer
mont National Guard
| H. 26l-Relating to the militia
II. officiating to the Clarendon &
Pittsford Railroad company.
| II. 7s-Relating to additional polling
places.
H. 1s2-Relatng to damage done by
deer.
II, 17l-Amcnding and incorporating
a city and town of Barre
| H. Notwithstanding Connecticut and
Passumpsic railroad to hold stock In
other railroad companies.
| II. 2o4-Incorporating the Congre-
gational Church and Society OF Mid
dlebury.
| II, 2lb-Incorporating the Glover
Congregational meeting hous.
| THIRD READING ORDERED
IL, gl7-Au net 70 amend section