The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-09
Bill For II introduced in the
House Today.
THE GOVERNOR TO APPOINT
House Refused to Reconsider Action on
J Two Measures and Voted to Re-
sumo Work Next Monday
Evening.
State House, Nov. 0.

Though there was considerable doubt
last night whether there would be a
quorum present this morning in the
House. enough members were on hand
to listen to the request Of Mr.. Clayton
of Londonderry that House bill S4, "the
hedgehog bill, which was denied third
reading Friday, be reconsidered.
When Speaker Plumley announced the
"yeas" had it and the bill was denied
reconsideration, Mr.. Mcclellan asked for
rising vote, and the result was 81 for
reconsideration and ITO against. The
Senate was not in session and but few
members Of that body remained in the
city to-day.
Mr.. Crosby of Brattleboro asked for
an appropriation of $4,000 for the com
pletion of the Austine institution for
the care of the blind and deaf at Brat
tleboro. Mr.. Aldrich of st. Johnsbury
introduced bill to provide for medical
inspection in the public schools. 1t pro-
ydes for a board of examiners to ex-
anime the health conditions of all pu-
pills.
An important measure was intro
duced this morning BY Mr.. Howley of
Burlington, which provides for the APP
pointment of a commissioner OF labor
and state factory inspector. 1t provides
for appointment by the governor of such
q commission for two years, Salary to
be 81 600 and expenses.
The attempt of Mr.. Mcclellan to have
the veterinary bill, which passed the
House Friday, reconsidered failed
The matter of adjournment was sand
wiched into the morning business and
for about Is minutes the speaker was
kept busy, putting motions and amend
After considerable discussion on
motion Of Mr.. Flynn Of Dorset it was
voted that when the House adjourn it
should be to s p III. Monday. Narney
Of Bristol wanted to Teeonvene Monday
afternoon. Hapgood of Peru. Mr. Ryder
Of Rockingham and Mr.. Wright of Bran
| on spoke in favor of reconvening Mon.
iay night instead Of Monday afternoon.
A resolution was introduced by Mr..
Billings OF Woodstock. relating to the
taxation of railroads. that the portion OF
the governors message be referred to
The committee ON ways and means. II
was adopted by the House.
Another resolution was introduced by
Mr.. Cook of Lyndon, that rule 2 be
as follows: "The House shall
meet every day, Sundays excepted, at
10 o'clock in the morning and = o'clock
n the afternoon. except that on Sattr-
laws it shall adjourn at the morning sess
sion to meet Monday at s p. m. Re-
ferred to committee on rules.
Bills introduced in House.
Bv Mr.. Ryder of Rockingham, to au
.horize the Bellows Falls Canal Co. to
-eissue. alter and change the stock. To
committee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Crosby OF Brattleboro, to pro-
ride for the completion and equipment
II the Austine institution. Appropri-
ties $4,000 to complete the building.
70 committee on appropriations.
BY Mr. Aldrich Of st. Johnsbury, to
provide for medical inspection in the
public schools. Provides for board of
Examiners to examine health condition
# all pupils To general committee
By Mr.. Wilkins of Morristown. to |
mend an act to amend the charter of /
he village of Morrisyille. To municipal |
BY Mr.. Aiken Of Putney tby rcquest),
elating TO death certificates and probate |
ourts. Town clerks must forward du-
,licates of death certificates to the pro-
ate court. TO Judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. Plumley Of Northfeid, relat-
ng to the practice Of optometry. Re-
ates to the granting of certificates. To
ommittee on public health.
by Mr.. EIowley of Burlington. to pro-
ide for the appointment of a commis-
ioner of labor and state factory in
pection. Provides for the appointment
v the governor. prior to Dec. 81. 1912,
+ such commissioner for two years. He
lay appoint deputies. Salary TO be
GOO and expenses. To joint commit
&c on immigration and labor.
BY Mr. Parker OF Troy TO pay the
owns of sheldon, Troy and Wcstfieid
he sums therein named. To commit
&c on claims.
By Mr.. Bowker OF Luuenburg, relat-
lg to peddlers Defines peddlcrs. To
eneral committee
Bv Mr. Donnelly of Vergenpes to 4
mend the charter of the city of YER
cnnes. To committee on municipal cor
orations.
Legislative Notes.