Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-07
HOUSE--MORNING.

the Rev. ". W. Tarman, chaplain of the
Senate.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
H. officiating to the taking OF land
ithout the limits Of a railroad.
H. 5s-Rclating to information by public
service corporations.
H. 92RelatinE to tho law Of the road
II. Calculating to exemptions from tax
alton
II. 111-Relatlng to money for court cx-
ponses.
II. 122-Relating to the election or APP
pointment of town road commissioner.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Report of the committee on elections
il. the Guildhall contested election case
Mr. Billings of Woodstock offered a reso-
luton declaring the seat occupied by Mr.
kollum vacant. Mr.. Miller of Bethel OPP
posed the resolution. The resolution was
voted down. Mr.. Kelum. the returned
member. claiming his seat
PASSED IL CONCURRENCE WITH
PROPOSALS OF AMENDMENT
S. 23-Relating to the care of burial lots
lots.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
s. 33-Relatins to granting of licenses
KILLED.
II. SO-Relating to cruelty to animals
COMMITTED.
II. l36-An act creating n board of ar
mory commissioners, and authorizing the
purchase and construction and mainte-
rance Of armories for use of the national
guard. on motion of Mr.. Smith of New
bury the bill was ordered committed to
the committee on appropriations.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. 1Js-By Mr.. Flynn of Dorset, to eX-
,mpt from taxation, loans on real estate
secured by mortgage. Money loaned and
secured by mortgage on real estate with
in the, state shall be exempt from taxa
tion) 70 committee on ways and means
II. lj9-By Mr.. Guernsey of Windsor
Cy requcsD, to repeal sections ~ AS, 40,
40 and al of the +. s. relating to build
ing and investment Companies. CRepeals
the sections referred to- To committee
en- banks.
II. 16o-By Mr.. Robinson Of Westmore.
to aid the town of Westmore in the con-
struction OF highways. Appropr!ates slo,-
900 to aid in building lake road TO COM
n!ttee on highways and bridges.
II. l6l.-By Mr. Coleman of Jamaica, to
aid the town of Jamaica in building and
repairing highways and bridges. CAP
propriates $1,000 TO committee on high
ways and bridges
II. lG2--By Mr.. Wright of South Hero.
relating to school children. (Forbids de-
tanning Of pupils in school during noon
ntermission. pupils except those de-
tanned for punishment shall he required
to pass ont Of school room at recess eX-
Icept when such requirement would be
detrimental to health of pupil) To com
mittoe on education.
H. 1d3.-l}y Mr.. Smith of Newhury. to
amend Section 6l55 of the Z. $, relating
to salary of Acknowledgement and allow
ance for clerk. N'ixes salary of genaral al
$1,000 with $500 for clerk hire) To joint
committee on State and court expenses.
II. 1G4.-By Mr.. Carpenter of CRANKY, to
amend Section l of No, AZ of the acts
of 1908, relating to hunting licenses.
provides that owners of farms lands,
their children and tenants may hunt and
Kill game on such farm lands during the
open season, without securing licenses,
and may kill noxious animals not pro-
tected by law at any time) To joint
committee on game and fisheries.
II. lG5.-By Mir. Martin Of Bennington,
relating to taxation of property of Ben
nington Masonic societies. ttNempts such
property So long as it is used exclusive
~ for Masonic or charitable purposes
To committee on grand lists.
II. lGG.-By NH. Plumley OF Northneld,
to amend Section oS9G Of the p s, relat-
Ing to the order Of payment of debts of
nsolvont estates permits executor or
administrators to pay dcbts) To COM
mittec on judiciary.
II. l67.-By Mr.. Cross of Nottingham,
to aid the town of Halifax in repairing
highways, CAppropriatcs $1,000 To COM
mittec on highways and bridges,
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE
S. S5.-Rclating to automobiles or motor
vehicle number plates and motor cycle
seals
S. 43.--Relating to the registration of
automobiles and motor vehicles.
THIRD READING ORDERED
II. 5.-To amend an act to provide
State aid for INDECENT veterans.
II. ITO appropriate a certain sum
for the Soldiers Hcme at Bennington.
II. officiating to the sale and cut
ting of evergreen trees The bin was
opposed by Mr. Hewett of plainheld.
Mr.. Wright of Westminster Mr.. Evans
of Moretown, MIR. Orvis OF Manchester,
and favored by Mr. Green of Weston.
Mr. Ryder of Rockingham, Mr.. Briggs
of Starksporo.
BILL INTRODUCED.
H. 16S-By Mr.. Brigham of Bradford.
an act to amend Sec, 1,092 of the public
statues and sections 1,095 and Loss OF
| the public statutes AZ amended by No.
| AZ of the acts of 1905. relating to the
State school tax. Changes time when
| the provisions OF the various sections of
the law go into effect) To committee on
State schools.
| THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. l29-An act to amend Sec. OF No.
| 70 of the acts OF 1910. relating to the
medical inspection of public and private
| schools
| ORDERED TO LIE
II. 13a.-An act to amend Sec. GALL of