Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-19
HOUSE-AFTERTOON
THIRD READING ORDERED


IT. e22-Amending an act entitled
supervision Of water and ice supply.
Fl. 6eS-Reloting to digging M high
ways.
~ s6e-Relating 20 taxation or Interest
bearing deposits in national banks.
II Officiating to the open season for
trout
H. 60 Relating to Inheritance taxes.
H. f64-Relatirs to legislative counsel
and AGENTS.
II e71--To pay John e. Coolidge the sum
therein named.
n. s1I-To pay Nathan y Post TIE
sum therein named
n. s75-To pay certain persons the sums
therein named
II. Te-To pay certain claims for cattle
Killed
II. s1-To pay the National bank Of
'eiiowS Falls he srm therein named.
II. s7sTo nNv George B. Rand the
sum therein named
n. Ea-To provide for repairs and
alterations to the court house in Franklin
county.
II. CSC Relating to collection of taxes
b,- suits at law.
II ss1-To enable Morristown to issue
bonds.
v. e74--To enable towns so voting TO
re-est abish corners and boundary lines.
u. cfS--To provide for the support Of
government
II. 220--Ainend'r- an act Incorporating
a city and town Of St. Adams, as
amended
JOINT Resolutions.
By Nir Bronson OF Hardwtck that the
Stat. commissioner of sRl""ultlre he
permitted to uss state fur with the
approval OF tho Governor to make eI-
hib.ts outside the State when the best
interest. OF tho State will he best served
thereby Adopted on the part Of the
House
BY Mr., Rabbit OF Rockingham In
structing the sergeGnt-at-arns TO pro
vide room for the use Of the State
commissioner OF weights and measures.
Nj Meruu ~ Brooh.;ne moved III this
be ordered to lie. Motion prevailed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
- 68a- Substitute bill, an act TO provide
for the registration of nurses. Ordered
to lie and be printed
II. eS4-From the committee on corpora
lions, in amendment of No. 100 Of the acts
of 1872 entitled an act tc incorporate the
trustees Of Vernon. Academy. ordered
"a liz ana he printed
H. eS5-. ~cIu committee on minor courts
to cstabli-l a municipa court in the
county Of CalrdouIa. To .ommtteo on
minor courts
SENATE PROPOSAL or AMEND
MENT CONCUEREb IN
II. 35S-Appropratng money in aid Of
agricultural tairs.
II. sO9-AmendlnG an O., s'ablishns
Philips Academy.
II. E5-Relatig to the taking Of pick
erel.
SENATE PROPOSAL OF AMENDMENT
NON-CONCURRED N.
n. eS-To establish municipal court
within and for the county OF Orleans
II. s4s-To establish central State
agency for distribution OF Intoxicating
liquors for medicinal chemical an1 me-
chanical purposes, Mr. Burbank OF
Cabot exclaimed the bill as 20 how II Is ex-
petted to work ard tho time OF It's taking
effect. In response to The inquiry Of Mr
Csril of CanaAn. Mr. Burbank said he
thought that the bill urdcr discussion
would prove an up-to-datc prohihiory
law Mr. Stone OF Wallingford opposed
the bill az did Mr. Ca.derwuod Of St
Johnsbury. MI Wright OF Westminster,
Mr.. Pittrldge OF Leicester, MI CARL Of
Canaan. Mr.. Stafford OF Brattleboro Mr.
whitney of Marlboro, Mr. Wall OF Dor
set MI Joslyn favored the bill as did
Mr. Wells of Wardsboro and Mr. Hunt OF
New Haven. Mr.. Martin OF Brookline OBJ
posed the bill, basing his judgment on the
workings Of the license law In license
towns, Mr.. Msun Of the city OF St AL
bans moved that the debate cease and
Mr. Burbank OF Cabot demanded the yeas
and nays The vote was; Yeas 70, no rs,
and the passage Of the bill was refused
JOINT REVOLUTION.
By Mr. Dart on Springfield, declaring
TO Vermont members Of Congress that
this state Ia In favor of n law giving
States full control OF all liquors brought
into the State Referred to the Joint
committee on temperance,
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
H. @9-R Relating to the salaries OF
chaplains OF the State prison and House
OF Correction.
on motion OF Mr. Wright Of Stark
boro, the House AT $40 O'clock adjourned.
ONLY A SUMMER DOG.