Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-12

""'S' baDDi L. BALDWIN, Ballard, Bell.
Billings of Barnard. Billings of Vershlre,
Boyce, CARL. Caswel Clark Coffrin,
Cook of Irasburg. Corliss. Croft Dewitt.
Dixie, Eaton of Bradford Eaton of Han
| cock. Elliott Fitch. Fletcher Of stock
bridge. Gage Gillett, Goodwin. Griffin.
| Hall. Hines Hubbell, Hunt. Hutchinson.
Jakway, Jet nings Johnson of Somerset.
Jones, Josln. Ladd of Essex. Leland.
Lucia of Hiueshurg, G.ucier of JAY. Lyon.
Marlowe. Marshall Mills. Myers. Myrick.
Nelson. Parkhurst, Parcher. Pendrigh.
! Phillips, Pittrldge. Pond. Rice Robinson
| Ryan, Sawyer, Scoheld Seagar. Shat
tuck, Shaw Sherwln Stornoerg. Tavlor
Thomas of Guilford Thomas Of Monkton.
Tracy of South Hero, Wall, Wells cf
| Victory, Wiley, Wood. Wright of Starks-
horo, Young of Westfcd. total 49,
The Joint committee on public
health introduced a bill this afternooo
providing for the establishment and
maintenance of sanatorium under the
sanction of the state board Of health,
for the treatment of advanced cases
of tuberculosis.
The House used up As minutes this
morning in discussing the question Of
over Sunday adjournment. The move
mcnt was started by Mr.. Tracy of Bel
N'elr' VINO inaoc motion that when
untu Wondo, D1or," n ','.S a. 'e'rooh 1t D,
| forth protests from Mr.. Dart of Spring
| field Mr.. Ives of Mount Holly and Mr.
! Fletcher of Cavendish. Mr.. Peck of Bur
| linGton wanted to amend the motion so
| that the House would work Saturday
! forenoon and Monday afternoon at rou-
tine business Amendments and counter
amendments were proposed and finally
| the House rejected the whole proposition
! 1t again started in on motion made by
Nr' CORY of Montpelier, that when the
| House adjourn Saturday 1t he until Mon
day evening at 7:3o, and this finally went
'nrousn' among those who We're desir-
Gus OF working through Saturday and
Mohdav ana spoke 10 that effect were
WI bronson or tard"ick, Mr.. Martin Of
hrookhne' Mr Clark Of Morrisvle and
"NV''e'u VI hl'Hioru'
o.''''n' men from olHerent parts OF
nave 9IN"l'cu their intention of
81 -'"'''ppIle' next thursday even
'"i ~ former vermont
rnd,,s..io d pun'ir auareSS on Ihe
r,,or,,i,,.- Inc Rouse TINS
h..
inc tbo h or, i'H"'o"' grant
t,c.,.,,-, -. mo-
""I19 'ohER'
i"e rouse saw a joker this morn
iHE III the Dill amending the act in
'orporatinB the Howe Scale company
VI rutland which was read the third
.inI' ana came up for passage This
I'm PROVIDES that with the consent
'" majority in value OF It's stock
"o'"erS' VotlnE In person or by proxy.
may tease upon terms agreed upon by
'' directors Its entire plant. property
'|'iN dPpurtenances, and the right to
'Se us name franchise rights and
pilFHeEes' Mr., Calderwood Of st.
'Qhhs"ury moved to amend, rs he
H"lp' al the request Of Governor Mead.
making the Dill read with the consent
90 per cent OF It's stockholders. -
Mr. Hun, ~ w., r1
to further amend 49, 49,, ''o '''
It read 81 mo-, oor, 90 us
"in nunho,., D., t,,e.oa, 20 .,.
this point tb. rim ,,.i.,, ,,s..,,,.
ments wac ,rIor,1
wishes Of tina f,,,.,..e,. .l.,., '''e
tanned rotor 3, ''0
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of Nvo,orh,,r,. ~, i'oS'
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aro NJ, ro,5 ~ ''9 pass
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MAI HAN JoliNSON SCHOOL"
In this amendment the adminietro-
ton makes concessions THAT ,ril, sovo
the school at robneon ana ,,,oLo a. ,o,
ter than over Tho orondrar. nov,
being coreidered nrovtdo. ~, ,ho
state .hou Iooso .,o ,,,,n,i, -,
Johnson for term Of 90 ,oars ond
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a.. co,,.sns ~ s,nd, oo ,ri,h a,ha,
school that may he maintained by tho