Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30
HOUSE-AFTERNOON.

MIR. WEEKS CORRECTS AN ERROR.
Mr.. Weeks took back a portion OF his
remarks of the morning, saying the
Legislature had already been In session
50 days instead of "a, as stated.
ORDERED TO LIE.
Mr.. Weeks of Nfddlebury offered a
resolution providing that M bills shall
be introduced into the House after this
date; by committee or otherwise, except
as substitutes for bills already presented
or to correct defect in pending measures
or previous enactments, but not to apply
to bills from the ways and means COM
mite for the support of government and
those introduced by unanimous consent.
Mr.. Billings of Woodstock proposed TO
amend by exempting the ways and means
committee and committee on appropria-
lions. On motion OF Mr.. Ryder of Rocking
ham, the resolution, with pending amend
ment, was ordered to lie.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
H.. 53l.-To Joint committee on public
health, as substitute for H.. 226, to pro-
vide for medical inspection in public
schools. Read twice and ordered to lie
and be printed.
II. 632.-By Mr.. Batchelder of Walling-
ford, to incorporate the Wallingford Tele-
phone & Telegraph company. To COM
mittee on corporations.
ORDERED TO LIE.
II. Alan act to prevent the pollution
OF the waters of this State, taken up as
a special order n on motion of MIR. Nc
Clellan Of Plymouth the bill was ordered
to lie.
REFERENCE CHANGED.
On motion of Mr.. Strong OF Hyde Park,
II. =. relating to the pollution of the
waters of the Lamoille river, was with
drawn from the general committee and
was referred to a special committee COM
posed of the members from Lamoille
county.
BILL KILLED.
S. lsl.-To prevent the use of public
footpaths on railroad rights Of way,
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
s. lss.-To extend the time for building
the Swanton and Alburg railway.
S. 1888 .-Amending acts Incorporating the
Second Congregational society of Brook
field.
S, 2O.-To incorporate St. Michael's Col
lege.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
H. 46.-Relating to the care. educa-
ton and care of feeble-minded children.
Mr.. Jose OF Johnson moved to commit
the bill to the committee on ways ana
means with the view to finance the pro-
position by the issuing of bonds. Lost.
(Not to exceed $500 appropriation)
II. 522,-Amending acts to incorporate
the village OF Richford.
BILL INTRODUCED.
II. 533.-By committee on judiciary. to
extend the time when certain avs shall
take effect In effect March J. l9l1) Head
twice and ordered to bc printed
ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION DE
FEATED,
Mr.. Hoag of Grand Isle moved that
when the House adjourn on saturday
afternoon it be to meet Monday morning
at ten o'clock. Mr.. Donnelly ooJected TO
a Monday session before evening Mr.
COOK of Lyndon called for a rising vote
on the resolution. Motion lost, yeas ol;
nays, So,
THIRD READING ORDERED
S. 2ol.-Relating to the sale OF mix
and cream.
Mr.. Proctor Of Proctor moved that
when the House adjourn on saturday
forenoon 1t be to meet again Niohoay
afternoon at 2:SO o'clock. Carried
ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE
Joint resolution from the Senate TO pay
the mileage and debenture OF frea Sah-
field, doorkeeper of the Senate
Joint resolution from the Senate 10 pay
the messenger OF the electoral ooiiese
to carry the votes for president 10 'he
United States district Judge.
THIRD READING ORDERED
II. 45l,-Relating to the weight anu
measure of wood and lumber as arneno-
sd. +,