Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13

H. 52-Rclatlng to corrections of the
grand list. Was refused passage In
concurrence the vote was reconsid-
cred and the bill was made a special
order for Friday afternoon.
PASSED UNDER SUSPENSION OF
THE RULES.
II. 57O--Relating to charter of Yer
gennes.
PASSED IN CoNCURRENCE.
II. 35O--1ncorporating Ascutney Ac-
cident associations.
II. 370-Relatlng to highway taxes
IL. 4o5--Creating livestock COM
missioner.
II. 4a7--Legalizing grand list of Ell
more.
II. 466-Incorporating the Fairlee
Aqueduct company.
II. 49S-Relating to village of Hyde
Park.
II. 5O5-Making appropriations for the
University of Vermont. Middebury Col
,,ge and Norwich University.
II. 53s-Relating to taxation Of tele-
graph companies,
II. 539-Enabling towns to appropriate
money for agricultural extension work.
TAKEN FROM TABLE AND ORDERED
I TO LIE.
S. 909-Relating to toll bridges. Later
called up and passed
ORDERED TO LIE
H. n5-Relating to conservation of for
csts.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
IDn1, I,ttIo ,,1 pntl
Light and Power company.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Relating to water supply for the hos
pitaI for the insane at Waterbury. Offer
ed bv Mr. Dodds and ordered TO lie and
bc printed.
EXECUTIVE VETO.
\ message was received from the Gov
eluor. returning without his approval s
49, making an appropriation for the
Brattleboro retreat. His reasons for dis
approval being thus stated:
There are two questions Of State policy
involved in this bill. First. shall the Stat,
subsidze by donation corporations which
are not controlled by It and over which
it has no jurisdiction whatever? In thi
connection, 1t may be said that II
furtherance Of that policy, the Legislature
of 1910 appropriated fifty thousand dollar
for the Austine Institution in Brattle
horo an institution over which 1t has M
control whatever. And his present SEES
81 sion of the Legislature has appropriated
twenty-five thousand dollars in addition
! to that sum. 1t would seem to me tina
r the State has gone far enough in thi
3 direction, both for that and other in
situations of a kindred nature.
The second question of state polio
which is involved Isl Shall the State ap
lpropriatc money for an institution owe
which it has no control and In which
has no proprietary interests, when tina
Institution is successful within itself an
mas If ! am correctly informed propert
valued at over one-half million dollars
q This latter proposition is the vital one
issue in this bill. 1t may also be sal
4 in this connection that the State is a
ready paying for all services receive
from this institution
on motion of Mr.. Barber the matte
l. of the passage of the bill was made
spe cial order for next Tuesday morning.
PASSED UNDER SUSPENSION OF
T. RULES
rs s. 21S.-Incorporatlng City Bank ar
l. Trust company.
- AMENDED AND PASSED.
+ II. l3s- Incorporating Brattleboro al
Wilmington Railroad company.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
NJ : CODY committee on municipal co
H. poratiuns, relating to charter of Sprin
+ field ordered TO lie and be printed.
vidiug for union station at White Riv
Junction To committee OH railroads
- THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. 540.-Relating to purchasing aSer
II. 192.-Rclating to supervision Of
vestment companies.
" H. 45l.-Relating to weight and measu
. of wood and lumber
- IL SOTO incorporate Western Tel
49, phone company.
II. 526--To incorporate village of Pitt
81 ford.
II. 532.-Incorporating Wallingford TIE
- phone company.
II. 536.-Relatlng to village of Nor
Troy.
II. 529.-Authorizing city OF St. Alba
- to issue bonds
= II. 55o-Incorporating village of Towi
bend.
ell At 5O1 on motion of Mr.. Pollard. t
Senate adjourned