Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-12


II. 4os.-By Mr.. Martin Of Bennington,
relating to the care of INDECENT tuber-
culosis persons. (Thc Governor by virtue
| of his office to he commissioner of such
persons, and as such shall constitute the
| board. Provides for treatment of worthy
ones. Governor to designate beneficiaries
and place of treatment, for which the
| state pays.) To committee on appropria-
tons.
| II. 409-By Mr.. Howley of Burlington.
tby reaucsD, TO regulate the occupation
of barbering, to create "A board of en-
aminers to license BARRIERS, to regulate
sanitation of barber shops. and prevent
spreading contagious and infectious dis
eases provides for board of three en-
aminers to be appointed by the Governor.
board to be practical BARRIERS. to serve
two years; to receive 81 per day and ex-
penses for services rendered BARRIERS to
be examined and registered) To joint
committee on public health.
| SENATE BILLS REFERRED
! S. 146.--To amend an act to incorporate
the Newport graded school district TO
committee on municipal corporations.
| S. 1iS.-Rclating to sales of adulteratcd
articles To joint committee on public
health.
| THIRD READING REFUSED.
| II. 4I-To allow certain public service
| corporations to take land
THIRD READING ORDERED
| H. 21o--Rclating to sales of concentrated
commercial feeding stuffs.
| III. 2ss.-To provide apparatus for In
struction concerning the resources of Yer
mont.
! II. 2i2--As amended, relating TO fees
for liccrsinS dog.
THIRD READING REFUSED.
| ". 1S.-Providing for the erection Of n
marker an tho site of tho first normal
school in America.
II. 2s9-Reating to the pay Of town
officers.
RECOMJlTTED.
II. 365.-To provide for the investigation
of a system OF accounting for town Of
ficers.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
| That the commissioner of taxes having
| collected the dat ''relative to taxation
| Of personal property and the amount of
deduction claimed on account of debts
owing in not exceeding thirty representa-
tive towns" authorized by joint resolu-
ton shall under the direction of the joint
committee appointed to select these towns
compile this data and have same printed
for use Of this assembly.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
| That the usc of Representatives hall is
hereby granted to the Legislature of 1910
| Cor a reunion on Thursday evening, De-
cembcr T. 1912. Adopted on the part of
the House
THIRD READING REFUSED.
H. @6Rcating to the ndcxing of town
| or city records.
H. 3si-To authorize towns to appropri-
ate money for the maintenance of incor-
poratcd cemetery associations.
H. ;.SS-Relating to the PRONUNCIATION Of
public acts.
HOUSE IN COMMITTEE or THE
WHOLE.
II. 3,i-Tu regulate the taxation of per-
sonal property and to establish uniform
rate on certain classes there.
Mr. Cook of Lyndon discussed the con-
stitution of the State as applied to the
bill, and believed that both bills were I'M
constitutional. Mr.. Comings of Richford
urged the passag" of the bill. and moved
unanimous consent that J. II. Senter and
j. A. DeBoer be invited to appear before
the committee. that the House might get
all the light possible on the subject.
Mr.. Ilulett of Rutland city thought it
rather queer that the state should make
| certain laws ON taxation favoring banks
and railroads. He thought what was fair
for one was fair for all, ana equality
! ShOllld 10 nh tod tn "a inn II
adding of different sets of exemptions,
and urged the placing of banks. railroads
and every corporation and person upon
tho same plane.
ON motion of Mr., Billings of Woodstock
the committee rose and reported progress
Mr. Jose of Johnson moved that the COM
, mittce sit again at $50 o'clock and it was
voted. on motion OF Mr.. Wright of
Brandon the House adjourned.
BILLS SIGNED BY GOVERNOR.
II. iO.-An act to amend Section 1891
. Of the public statutes. relating TO the
I taking of land without the limits of a
railroad.
H. 6l,--An act to amend Section 53s,
of the public statutes. as amended hy
No. 1873 of the acts of 1910, relating TO an
open season for hunting rabbits or hares
| II. Can act to amend Section 5347 Of
, the public statutes. as amended by No
, 2l0 of the acts of 1910, relating to netting
and sharing game.
. H. 95An act to amend subdivision II
, OF Section 1876 of the public statutes, as
amended by No % of the acts of 1908 and
No. 20 OF the acts of 1910, relating &c
exemptions from taxation.
H. lS.-An act TO amend Section 362.
OF the public statutes, relating to APP
preparations by municipalities for public
s purposes.
Ii. 1I.--An act to amend Section 1927 OF
o the public statutes. relating to powers OF
] superior Judges in supreme court.
| H. l65.-An act relating TO taxation al
+ property of Bennington Masonic so
d cieties.
H. 17o.-An act relating to the extermina
ton of insect pests.
| II. 11S-An act In amendment OF and n
addition to No. 100 of the acts of 1875
d entitled IAN act To incorporate the vii
laec of North Troy
III. lM.-An act TO authorize the North
ern Educational union to dispose of 4;
real and personal property.
~. lT.-An act to amend Section o
r No. 10 Of the acts Of 1910, relating to tn,
State ornthoogist.
IL. 20O.-An act to amend Section 361
OF the public statutes, as amended b.
No. lls OF the acts OF 1910, relating to tn
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