Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-14
HOUSE MORNING.

Devotional exercises were conducted by
the chaplain.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
H. 1O6.-Relatng to the Rutland & Tide
water Railroad company.
II. 170-Relatng to the determination
Of insect pests
II. 19l.-Relating to the practice of
dentistry.
II. 1M.-To enable the Northern Educa-
tional union to dispose of its real and
personal property.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. 270.-By Mr.. Haskell Of Woodbury.,
relating to the pollution of the waters
of the brook leading from Valley lake to
Sabn pond. To general committee.
II. 21.-By Mr.. Clark of Groton, to aid
the town of Groton in the construction
of highways. Nppropriates 5000 To
committee on highways and bridges
II. T2-By Mr.. Jones of Hubbardton.
to amend Secs. 573S and 5739 Of the p. s..
relating to firearms. (fIfty dollars fine for
selling minor under 16 years flrearm
or dangerous weapon Fixes $50 fine for
minor under l6 having possession of such)
To general committee.
H. G3-By Mr. Thomas of Sheldon,
relating to fees Of keepers of jails (Tixes
commitments at "a cents; discharge %
cents; each bail piece 25 cents, for fuel,
board and washing, prisoners of State or
town paupers Go cents for each "A hours)
To Joint committees on State and court ex.
penses.
n. 274-By Mr.. Jose of johnson to
exempt mortgages on real estate located
within the State from taxation. To COM
mittees on ways and means and land
taxes.
II. H5.--By Mr.. Jose of johnson to
| abolish exemptions for debts owing (Re-
peals Sec 549 of the p. S. as amended
by Sec. Of No. IS of acts of 19l0) To
committee on ways and means.
ii. H6.-By Mr. Watson of St Adams
city. to amend No. 80 of acts of 1910
| relating to the appointment of non
| resident executors administrators and
| trustees. (Non-resident executors shall APP
point some person resident on whom legal
process can be served) To committee on
| minor courts.
| H. N7-By Mr.. Ward of Danville. re-
| quiring railroads to carry pupils and
| teachers at reduced rates on educational
excursions. Nixes fare at one cent per
| mile when 10 or more travel together
To committee on railroads.
II. 27S.-By Mr.. plumley Of Ludlow, to
regulate the payment for milk shipped
outside the state. tfXea penalty of two
per cent. for each month or fraction,
| against buyers who do not pay for milk
or cream on or before the twentieth day
in the month following shipment) To
committee on agriculture.
| H. 279-By Mr.. Martin of Pennington
to authorize the North Bennington Gene
terry association to convey it's property tc
a corporation of the same name. To COM
n,ittee on corporations.
H. 2S0.-By Mr.. Weeks Of Middlebury
to amend Sec. IS of No. 272 of the acts OF
1905. relating to Mddlebury village. Tt
municipal corporations.
| II. 2S1-By Mr.. Eaton of Royalton, t.
amend section iN of the p. s., relating tc
the listing OF property (All real and per
Sonal estate shall. except as otherwise
provided, be set in the list at one per cent
Of its full value in money on February
I Of year OF appraisal) To committee OF
> grand list
H. 2S2-By Mr. Weeks of Middlebury
on act to establish municipal court with
in and for the county of Addison. re
committee on minor courts
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED
II. 197-Relating to the State ornitholo-
gist
, ii. 1870 incorporate the Overlook
Cemetery association.
II. 2l9--Rclating to Incorporated schoo
districts
II. 29o-To lcsalize school meetings OF
lam lncDrDOrate ed school dist
THIRD READING ORDERED
!, II. 249-Substitute for II. A., to limi, th'
amount to be paid annually by the stat.
IN abolishing grade crossings.
II. G1-As amended, relating to an opei
season for hunting rabbits.
The bill was favored by Mr.. Gardner OF
Pownal and Mr.. Eaton of Royalton and
opposed by Mr. lIap%ood Of Perr and Mi
Orvis of Manchester. Mr.. Martin of Ben
ptngton favored the bill and Mr.. Eaton Of
Royalton tried to have the bin amended
but failed, and the bill, as amended. max
ing the open season begin on March !
was ordered to a third reading.
H. 213-ro punish the making or use oil
false statements to obtain property OIL
credit.
S. s2.-Relating to seining in Lake
lChamplain.
| KILLED.
H. 23S.-Relating to the report of the
, insurance commissioner.
, SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
s. 17.-Relating to examination oil
pupils for advanced instruction. To
commmittee on education.
S. 4s.-Relating to town officers. Tc
committee on municipal corporations.
On motion Of Mr. Blanchard of West
Windsor. the House at 1870 o'clock
adjourned.
SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
II. AN act to amend sections l.
and of No. 268 OF the acts of 1910
entitled, "An act to provide State al
for INDECENT veterans"
ii. 22.-An act to appropriate q
certain sum for the support OF the Sol
diers Home at Bennington.
IL 55.--An act TO amend section 4,6o6
of the public statutes, as amended. and
section Of No. l16 of the acts of 1908
relating to information by public serv-
Ice corporations.