Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
HOUSE--MORNING.


II. 12s-Relating to homicidcs. was
withdrawn from the general commits
tee and was referred to the judiciary
committee.
The chair appointed "a n COMMITTEES
on tho part OF the House, In accord
ancc with joint resolution. to visit
the location of the proposed highway
from Norton to brighton. Mr.. Batcs OF
Derby and Mr.. Drown OF Sharon.
SIGNED ny THE GOVERNOR
Joint resolution. providing for SUBJ
committee on highways and bridges.
Joint revolution. relating to the pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution
Of the United states.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
H. Idly Mr.. Howard of Whiting,
an act relating to the sale of fruit
nets Of 1905 CProvides for license of
$50, ana ! nd Of $1,000 for any one
selling trees and shrubs,. To COM
mittec on agriculture
II. 14I-By Mr.. Runiv Of Sutton, an
act relating to evergreen trees. pro
vides for license for dealers and tax
Of { cents per tree). To committee
on conservation.
r. Ii6---By Mr.. CoTrir Of Groton,
relating TO the pollution of the waters
Of Wels river. trroviles for penalty
for dumping sawduet or rcfrse there
IN. To general committee.
II. fifty Nj rcemnn Of Milton.
10 amend section 52e5 % the public
stntutes. as nmcn7cd ny No. 1ce, act.
Of 1908, relating % tho determination
OF destructive FISH. Comm, sstoner
has Same powers as FISH and game
wordcnr). To joint committee on game
and fisheries.
! II. 14s-ry Mr. Bcomnn Of Milton. to
repeal sections 53i1. 1912. 1914, 1915.
-2lG. 52f7 and 531s Of the pub!i,,
statutes, relating 70 sturgeon fishing.
To Joint committee on gane and nah
cries.
| II. 14o-By Mr., Bryant OF Ludlow
on act 10 promote public health. To
joint committee on public health.
r. 1-o-.pv Mr. Howard of whiting,
TO prc7ito ,ncr,-~rs or headstones for
, neglected graves. (selcctmen shall
| cause auitab,o marker or head-tonc
on Ero-'c. Of prrcons having no known
estatc). To general committee
ORDERED TO LIE
| ~. 12-Hela.irg 10 rem.rriagc.
JOINT REVOLUTION.
By Nj. rryaat OF Ludlow, that the
senators and representatives, from Yer
mont In Congress be requested to use all
reasonable endeavors to secure the cs-
tahlishment of a national bureau OF pub.
nc health as a part OF the de- artmcnt Of
I tie interior or the department of CON-
mcrce and labor. Ordered TO lie and be
printed
ny Mr. Bailey of Rand 7lph. providing
that tho standing committee on the In
sane visit tie State hospital for the in.
sane ut Waterbury and report by bill o,
/ otherwise. Adopted on the part Of IN,
| House.
SPECIAL ORDER.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. Gas amended. rela ting to Il boun.
| ty on porcup!rc.. The amendments were
! explained By Mr. Clark OF Morristown
and Mr.. Poyce Of Waterbury. Mr.. fetch
err OF Cavendsh said the hedgehog wa.
the most destructive. !noffonsive little
animal IN the State. and strongly fnvoret
tho bill. as did Mr.. Boyce of Waterbury
Mr.. Joslin OF Waitsfield favored the bill
Mr.. Rowland % 'oultney opposed The
bill as against public policy, thinking thai
it would open MP all bounty Legislation
4 :,gain. M Carl Of Canaan favC,e ID tn,
bill MS dd Mr.. McCuen Of Vcrgenncs. Mr.
Ancy thought the bill n good one, an(
! Mr.. CORY Of Nontpeier favored II, n.
did Mr., Ives OF Mt Holly. Mr. Mills O.
Ryegnte and Mr.. Daniels of Warren,
KILLED.
| H. 9o-Relatirg to tho pay Of jurors
LENCr!! OF SCHOOL YEAR.
| H. s1-Rolnting 10 length OF school yea
was adversely reported from the commit
tee on education. Mir, Flanders of Or
angc spoke In It's favor. Mr. Dearbori
of Lincoln, Mr.. Carl Of Canaan and Mr.
Dawson OF Danny opposed Mr.. Corw!l
of Chelsea proposed an aracrdmont max
ing legal school year 20 weeks. Mr. Nil
Ter Of Bethel and Mr.. Ellis Of BROOK al
favored Ny. Briggs of scarshurs op
posed Amendment lost. Mr.. Wllnm.
of Pcacham and Mr. Wells OF WarGsbor
favored the original bill Mr.. Carl Of ca
naan opposed.
Pending the vote on the BIN, on II otto
of Mr.. Maur OF 81. Adams the House nd
journcd,