Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-21

association of the Memphremagor Yacht
club. To committee on corporations.
s. 71-Extendlng the provisions Of an
act to incorporate the Rutland County
trust company TO committee on banks
S. So-An act relating to the sale OF
cemetery lots To committee on internal
affairs.
5. Sian act to amend the public stat
utes relating to the hearing OF questions
of law in the supreme court in the alb
sence Of the respondent. To the commit
tee on judiciary.
BILL INTRODUCED.
Fl. 30i-By joint committee on game and
fisheries An act codifyng the fish and
game laws. states afiirmatively what a
man can do. instead of negatively. Or
dered to lie and be printed COCO extra
copies; five copies to each member)
RECONSIDERATION REFUSED.
II. 1l3-To appropriate a certain sum
&c build foot bride across the Winooski
river at Bolton. The motion of Mr..
knight of Dummerston that the House
adjourn was lost The motion of Mr..
Ripley of Poultney that the House adj
journ was lost
BILLS INTRODUCED.
f. COPY Mr.. Clayton of Londonderry.
rela ting to the hunting season in Wind
ham county OFixes open season for
month of November; fixes penalty of 500
for violations of law) To joint commit
tee on game and fisheries.
II. Cosby Mr. Miller Of Bethel, relat-
ing to stationery and supplies. To joint
committee on State and court expenses.
Mr.. Jose of johnson moved that the
House adjourn but the motion was voted
down.
Mr.. Hitchcock Of West Haven intro
duced a resolution that when the House
to-day adjourn. it be until next Monday
evening at eight o'clock. On this ques-
ton Mr.. Cook of Lyndon called for the
yeas and nays.
! Mr.. Wright moved to adjourn but the
| House refused again. MI. Cook OF Lyn-
uon moved that the resolution Of Mr.
| Hitchcock be amended, that the House
adjourn until two o'clock Saturday aft
ernoon, but the proposed amendment was
voted dc wn.
/ On motion of Mr.. Martin OF Bennington
the House a four O'Clock adjourned.
The Senate is not yet willing to re-
duce the bounty Of porcupines. and the
! House bill making the bounty is cents
was this afternoon, on motion of Mr..
Wallis. ordered to lie and made a spe-
| cial order for Tuesday morning at II
O'Clock.
There were few senators in their seats
| this afternoon and quite number of
representatives had departed for their
+ homes. but there was a good working
quorum in both bodies and considera bic
business was disposed Of.
An interesting exhibit in the lower
corridor to-day was heavy wagon and
pair OF traverse sleds. with some sam
pies Of blacksmthing, all made by tho
students In the Lyndon agricultural
school founded by Hon. Theodore \.
Vail.
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
II. 13-An act TO amend No. 405 Of the
acts of 1910 entitled AN act to incor-
porate the Springfield Trust company
II. 21.-An act In addition to chapter
l5O of the public statutes. relating TO
the appointment OF guardians.
II. S5.-An act to amend section 3@
Of the public statutes. relating to the
rights OF married women.
r. 37.-An act to authorize the Orleans
graded school district to issue bonds for
the purposes therein specified
H. 92.-An act to amend section ! OF
No al of the acts of 1910. relating to
the law Of the road
H. 94-An act to prevent the manu-
facture, sale or use OF gun silencers.
H. 97-An act to amend section 59S
Of the public statutes relating to all
mony in divorce proceedings
H. l2s-An act to amend section N2
of the public statutes. relating to eN-
emptions from the payment OF charter
fees
The Chittenden county members held
a meeting this afternoon. with Mr.
| Converse OF Charlotte in the chair. to
consider the needs of the county in
the matter OF improving the court house
Senator Mower states Attorney shaw
J. e. Cushman, NJ. s. Villas and others
appeared in regard to the matter and
, 1t was decided that all members OF
the delegation who could so so should
meet at the court house In Burlington
on saturday of next week.