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

iient Mr.. Cook of Lyndon urged lhat t'o
measure be made strong. Mr. haPsoou
Of Peru supported original bill.
Mr.. Billings interrogated MI proctor
whether the State is not ready lot
campaign publicity law. Mr. PROCTOR
agreed that the Stat- was ready INC
Billings amendment was adopted MT
'apgood offered an amendment 10 Inc
effect that names of candidates not HAN
ing report as required, be not allowed
place on ballots Amendment Of MI Hap
good was lost.
Mr.. lulett of Rutland city wished 10
know If bill intended to prohibit an IN
dividual from speaking in defense or
opposition to the principles Of pohtlcai
party Mr.. Proctor thought that was
the intention of the bill Mr.. cook moved
20 strike out words cor principle in line
eight of section four. The amendment
was sustained. The amended bill passed
II. 477.-To enlarge power of fire dis
trict No. ! IN Dorset.
ORDERED TO LIE WITH PROPOSALS
or AMENDMENT.
:. 54.-To exempt from taxation money
loaned on real estate security. called up
ed following amendments and moved
that the bill be ordered to lie and that
the amendments be printed in the
journal
Mr. Jose of johnson opposed amending
the hill at this time though not prejudlc-
ed IN the amendments. Il was voted
that the bill lie
REFUSED THIRD READING.
5. 72.-Providing for lights on certain
vehicles. Called UP by Mr. ponuelly of
Nergennes. Mr.. Aldrich moved to amend
by making the penalty one Instead Of
five dollars. Mr.. Foote OF cornwall OPP
| posed the bill. Mr.. Aldrich spoke in sup
| port of the bill and his amendment. Mr..
| Crosby supported measure. MIR. Chcsley
Of Sheffield favored bill Mr. HowlcY of
Burlington favored the bill. Adrich
amendment was adopted.
| Mr.. Hulett offered an amendment that
| the provisions of the law apply to We
! hicles drawn by animals travelling "fas-
! ter than walk" The amendment was
| lost Mr.. Wells Of Whiting opposed. Mr.
| Palmer of Shelburne moved to amend
! by making lisht visible 100 feet instead
! of POO feet. Mr. Narney opposed the bill
/ Mr. Weld of Berkshire urged the House
| to go slow. The Palmer amendment was
| lost. Mr.. Strong moved the previous
question, SO voted. NO" 1o4, yes 81
and the bill was refused a third reading
Mr. Ryder of Rockingham moved tc
| reconsider in order that the matter b,
finally dispuos, of. 1t was so voted
VETO is SUSTAINED.
The veto of House 81. relating to tn,
r. ana /. + FAIRBANKS Co.. with the op-
Jectiohs Oh Governor fle'cher was Ie"u
Inc speaker reao the ar'Ic'e Oh coi'S'i'
futon reIa'Ihg 10 the matter me houS'
theh proceeded 10 reconsider the piIl a.
ACCORDING 10 arucIe' MT COOK ol 10y n
uoil Tor 'he committee sal" 'hc c"H'II'''
tee did not see the mole found by the Gov
ernor' lie believed the House should ac
cept the action OF the Governor Mr.
Marth Oh BENNINGTON hoPeu 'he houS'
would not again pass the biIl over th'
Governor Neto'Mr' hapsood approVe'
the act OF the Governor On ron can inc
vote was yeas none nay W
SENATE PROPOSAL or AMEND
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refused to concur in the first proposal o
amendment
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RITJS INTRODUCED
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Vermont Annropriatcs $500 annually. t,
be divided among poultry associations o
the State which have existed at leas
three years and own property valued a
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,ional Guard AZ Mortified. from May
1901 IA S.ntomber II. 1901. Read twic
and ordered to III, and be printed
,o,~,, pr,sor ,.rtov ADOPTED
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