Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-12
J. 146.--Relating to NTH class

II. 32S.-To provide for the collect ion
of delinquent taxes in the town OF
Eden for the year 1909.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. H7.--By Mr.. Parker of Troy, to
incorporate the Valley Savings Bank
and Trust company Of North Troy To
committee Oh banks.
II. 41s.--By Mr.. Coburn Of Milton.
to amend sections 1857 and 1858 OF
the public statutes, relating to foreign
creamery associations. Makes a bond
obligatory. shall be renewed annually. }
To committee on corporations.
H. 41S.-By Mr.. Hapgood Of Peru. to
aid the town Of Peru to repair certain
highways and bridges. (Not to exceed
$1,000 To committee on highways
and bridges.
II. 420.--From committee on judici-
airy, to codify and amend the laws re-
latinE to probation, Ordered to lie
and be printed.
Fl. 421.-By Mr.. Howley of Burlington,
to amend Sec. 5,I3O of the public statutes,
as amended by Sec. of No. 1928 Of the
acts Of 1908, and to repeal Sec. 5,2i2 of
the public statutes. relating to the coudi-
lions Of liquor licenses by adding there.
to: Person to whom liquor is forbidden
or prohibited TO be sold or furnished by
n licensee under this section, who falsely
represents his age etc. shall be fined
not more than slt1 nor less than So5 or be
imprisoned not more than three months
or both. To committee on temperance.
II. 422.-By Mr.. Taft of Townshend. to
exempt rcforest lands from taxation
and TO promote the growth and main
tenancs OF wood and timberands. To
committee on conservation
II. 423.-By Mr. Adams of Chelsea IA
proVloc Tor th' election of candidates
ana ueieSates at primary elections. Pro-
V'des the convention and delegate sys-
l"nn' hut the delegates from each town
ere bound to support the candidates en-
dorsed by the primary in such town. as
10 State and county officers and con-
Iressmcn A majority of delegates is re-
CURED to nominate In any convention
but after third ballot delegates may
vote for another candidate. Delegates NAV
ne elected by the primary method, and
cdnoinates Tor town representative and
Justices may he nominated at primaries
on petition OF at least 10 per cent Of the
voters IN a town; but If no such petition
is FILED. the matter Is left in the hands
OF the party committee
The primary to express preference, for
candidates for State and county offico,e
and for congressman is, however. com
pIlSory, and must he held on the second
Tuesday of June The State bears tn.
expense OF the ballots ror such candi-
dates, and the town pays for the ballots
for delegates and town representative and
justices. II "A primary Is petitioned for.
In presidential year. primary is also
provided for. The statutes relating to
nomination of candidates by certificate of
nomination are left undsturbed To com
mittee on International affairs
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED
II. 3l-To amend No. il6 of the act,
OF 1910. relating to the charter Of T. & T.
Fairbanks & Co. Ltd
II. $50 pay r. H. Miles the sum
therein named
II. 3sS-Relating to the heating and ven
tilation Of factories.
Fl. +1-To incorporate tho Charles
Cooper industrial school.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
8. 13Amending an act empowering
the town Of Brighton TO purchase and
construct n water system
Fl. 1870 incorporate the Henry w
Putnam Memorial hospital.
s. S6--To provide for an annual cen
sus Of the maple sugar bill and certain
domestic animals as amended
RECONSIDERED-RE THIRD TINT
AND PASSED
H. 169-Relating to marriage certifi
Gates.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
Relating to the pay of certain Off
cials. To committee on appropria-
tions.
Joint resolution that the cler. OF
the House AMI secretary Of the senate
he directed to prepare and have print
ed each day a calendar of the meas
ures i'm their files for consideration by
their respective bodies. and that one
copy of said calendar be placed on the
desk Of each member before the open
ing OF the morning session. Adopted
by the House.
THIRD READING REFUSED.
S. 11a-Relating to intoxicating
liquors.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
s. lG.-Relating to the examination OF
inventories as amended.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
S. ll7.--Relating to the misbrandng Of
drugs, To Joint committee on public
health.
S. l23-Relating to isolation Of persons
infected with or exposed to contagious
disease
5. lSS-Relating to injuries to gas
meters. To committee on internal affairs
5, 1S9 Relating to Sabbath breaking
To the general committee.
$. 15l.-Rclating to the bushcl OF grain
and vegetables. TO internal affairs,
$. l5s.-Relating to the unlawful use OF
number plates on automobiles. To COM
mittee on highways and bridges.
S. l5a.-Relatng to the execution OF
the death penalty. 10 Judiciary commit
tee.
On motion Of MI Foote of Cornwall, the
House at 1910 adjourned
Clayton BulWer treaty to construct the
canal themselves
But this complete liberty of action was
to he limited by the maintenance of this
complete principle Of equal treatment fol
both English and United States ships
The word NATURALIZATION In tho
preamble Of the Hay-Pauncefote treat,
is not confined to belligerent operations
but refers to the system Of equal rights
for which article eight provides Joint
protection and equal treatment are this
only matters alluded to, to which thai
naturalization must refer.
I'll cnriaiulv WAS mt the intention OF