Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ORDERED TO LIE.

oIl't.Rl.lp ~ LIE.
n. Relating to the duties of COM
missioners Of unorEanized towns and
cores.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
y. lf2-To legalze the quadrcnnial APP
rraigal of the city of Barre for 1910
II. .9l--Amending an act granting GER
tain powers to the village of jefferson
vile.
II. @27-I .egali+inS the grand list Of Nor
ristown Cor 1oCS.
II. 373I.ega;2!ng quadrennial APP
praisal of Grand Isle fer 1910.
II. 3S5--Loealizing the grand list and
quairennia appraisal of TIighrate for
1909 and 1910,
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. 527-By committee on grand list, sub
sti,ute for H. -, to legaize the quad
rennal appraisal of the town of Sears
burg for 1910 Ordered to lie and he
printed.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
H. iOo-I.ogalizins grand list Of Newark
H. 407-Granting additional powers to
the Springfield Electric railway.
II. A4-To incorporate the Fraternal
Aid society.
II. t60-Relating TO marking Of ballots.
II. F2-Relating to cards of instruction.
H. .64-Incorporating Northern Traction
! company
THIRD READING ORDERED.
H. i90-l .era'izing grand list Of E'airlee.
:. 3t-Prov,dtng a pedestal for the
Collamer statue.
| s. 77-Rclatiug to the custody of minors.
6. 7a-Relating to the povnent Of debts
of wards.
s. S9--Reating To inebriatcs.
| S. Officiating TO habcas corpus pro-
ccedines
| s. loS-Relating to insane persons.
SPECIAL ORDER.
| II. G-RelatinS 20 free transportation.
Mr.. Chaffee of Rutland city offered an
amendment that mieoEes so used must
| be accounted for as cash ana must lie
Wondered and included in the advertising
expense accounts as paid for in cash,
amendments adopted. The question of
the third reading of the bill was favored
by Mr., McCuen OF Vergennes and Mr..
Hunt of New Haven. The bill vas
unanimously ordered to n third reading.
TAKEN FROM THE TABLE
| ~. a9l-Amending an act entitled an act
| TO amend the charter of the city of Bur-
lington was called up by Mr. Rowland
Of Poultney and was passed without
debate
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. 493-Relating to polls and tax An
ventor!es.
Killed.
r.. 2ol-Proylding religious teaching
for the inmates of the Vermont Industrial
school.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
H. lso-As amended, relating to taxa
ton of property Of the Brattleborc
Masonic Building association
H. T6.As amended. relating to toll
bridges.
H. sN3-Relating to the certincation ol
teGchors, cas- amended.
II. 36s-As amended. relating to thu
proba ton Of prisoners.
sUBsTITUTF, BILLS.
II. 52S-From the committee on edu-
cation. as substitute for II, III, relating
TO insufficient school accommodations
Ordered to lie and he printed.
n. 529-By the committee on ways and
means. as substitute for II. 2l2 and n
335. relating to the exemption of soldiers
homcstcads from taxation, ordered to lie
and be printed.
KILLED.
II. 40S--Relating to fishing in Lake
Champlain, This bill was favored by
Mr.. Kennedy of Duxbury and opposed
by Mr. Beeman of Milton. Mr.. Boyce OF
Waterbury and Mr.. Davis of Fairlee Il
allowed using spear and jack light II
fishing in Lake Champlain from April
J to May IL cf each year.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. 4o4-Relnting to appeals by tax
payers and towns from appraissls
q. 7S--Relating to chauffeur's badges
On motion OF Mr. Stone Of Wallingford
the House adjourned.
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