Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23
HOUSE-MORNING
KILLED.


ii. 1S.-Relating to overspocdius of
automobiles and motor vehicles, Mr.
Ryder of Rockingham prcsiding Mr.
Brigham of Bradford opposed the bill AS
an unnecessary measure. Mr. HapEouI Of
Peru favored. Mr.. Locke moved to amend
by striking out suspected Of from the
bill Mr. HapgoOd wanted to change "sus-
pected Of to charged with" Mr. Locke
insisted on his motion. Mr. Ferrin of
Essex believed the matter taken care
of in another bill. The speaker prevented
Mr. Hapgood speaking if any one else
wanted to speak. Mr.. Locke's motion was
lost. Mr.. Carpenter of Chester moved to
strike out Sec 3. Mr.. Orvs of Manchester
favored something like this bill. Nj.
Wright of Wiliston opposed the bill as
uncalled for, Mr.. Carpenter amendment
refused The bill was killed by rising
vote of 80 to 81.
RECONSIDERATION REFUSED.
H. 1s7.-Mr. Locke of Barton moved to
reconsider which was refused.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
H. l92-Reating to village of Wood
stock
WEEKLY ADJOURNMENT MOTION
ADOPTED.
Mr. Footc Of Cornwall moved that when
the House adjourned this afternoon it he
until $50 p. m. Monday, carried.
BILL INTRODUCED
ii. 5l3--By committee on claims, an act
to pay the St. Adams Messenger company
THE sum named, slO7S1S. the amount
found due on unsettled accounts covering
period of 10 years, ordered to lie and
he printed.
BILL INTRODUCED AND PASSED IN
DER SUSPENSION OF RULES
H. 5l4.-Bv committee on judiciary,
relating to removals to the Vermont State
| hospital for the insane Read third time
and passed under suspension o. the
rules.
BILLS INTRODUCED
H. jl5.-By committee on judiciary, pro-
viding for the distribution Of the copies
of the Index to Surveyor-Generals
Papers ordered to lie and be printed.
II. 516.-By committee on immigration
and labor. to provide for a State board
of Cancellation and arbitration. to consist
of three persons to be appointed by the
Governor prior to March /, lSl3None mem
! Der to be an employer and selected from ar
| association representing employers o.
labor, and one from a labor organization
and shall not be an employer of labor, the
| third member to be recommended by tn,
other two members. Duties of the boarC
| to Investigate and report upon a con
| troversy between employer and employees
when strikes are threatened, and us,
their good offices in mediation, etc. or.
dered to lie and be printed.
RECONSTRUCTED ORDERED TO LIE
AND MADE SPECIAL ORDER.
H. iil-To prevent the pollution of the
! waters of this state, came up on motor
to reconsider, which had been ordered t.
lie Mr.. Adams of Marlboro urged that
amendments to House bills which have
nassed to the possession of the Senate be
made in that body. Mr.. Mcclellan OF
Plymouth moved it be made a specia
| order. which was lost. The motion TO re-
| consider was carried. Mr.. Taft of Town
sh.nd moved to amend. before a motion
that II be ordered to lie and be made a
snccial order for Thursday next at 2:3(
/ O'Clock. which was adopted
COMMUNICATION FROM GOVERNOR
=
A communication from his excellency
the Governor. was received and read 10y
the clerk
THIRD READING ORDERED.
: Officiating to Brattleboro village
| charter
II. 4so-Reating to Nergennes city char
| ter.
II. 4sl-Relating to Windsor village
| charter.
II. 4s6-Reatng to Bennington village
| charter.
II 499-Relatlng to Proctor village char
| ter.
| IT, 174-Reatng to the celebration of
Nacdonough's victory in 1914. divided re-
norp. and amendments recommended
cutting down the appropriation to $4,000
with actual expenses for n monument,
| The celebration is to be taken care Of by
| the people OF Vcrgennes The report was
| favorable 10, unfavorable 10, Mr.. Dom
nelly of Vergennes urged the third read
| ing. as the celebration of the victory Is
one of Importance, Mr., Martin OF Ben
nington urged consistency of appropria-
ton. favorng third reading,
S. l63-Relating to the conditions of
linunr licenses, Reported favorably.