The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-27


recede from its proposals OF amendments
that a new section be added providing
that the term medical inspectors" as
used in this act should be construed to
mean either licensed physicians or
trained nurses; that the sections be re-
numbered and the title of the bill amend
ed. The conference report was adopted
on the part Of the House.
II. 1871, amending acts relating to the
licensing of the sale of intoxicating Ia
uors. The report OF the conference com
mittee proposing that the Senate recede
from its first and second proposals OF
amendment and providing for decree OF
a court of competent jurisdiction relat-
ing to the title to and possession of GER
tain property was adopted on the part OF
the House.
Senate Amendments Concurred In.
III. 1877, an act to enable the village of
Bennington to issue its bonds to aid
Harry w. Putnam Memorial hospital in
constructing its hospital.
Reconsideration Refused.
Mr.. Moore of Barnard moved that the
House reconsider its vote refusing to
pass H. 23l, appropriating a certain sum
OF money for building bridge from
East Alburg to West Swanton.
Mr.. Soule of Alburg explained that the
friends of the measure were wiling
largely to reduce the appropriation, will
ing to provide that Alburg and Swanton
snail aid in construction, and that the
bridge shall be toll bridge. He Said
that 700 automobiles crossed the ferry
at this place last year and often there
were vexatious delays here. Mr.. OBrien
of South Burlington favored the motion.
Reconsideration was refused on rising
vote, SO TO 1903.
Belgian Resolution Defeated.
Resolution Of sympathy for the people
Of Belgium, adversely reported by the
committee on federal relations. Mr..
Smith of Barre City explained that the
resolution was reported adversely be.
cause the United States was neutral
country. and ought not 70 be passed, as
il involved action in regard to a country
al war. On motion of Mr.. Foote OF Corn
wall the previous question was ordered
and the resolution was defeated. Mr..
Happood of Peru moved to reconsider
the vote and on motion of Mr., Proctor OF
Proctor. Mr.. Hapgood's motion was or
dered 10 lie.
On motion of Mr.. Proctor Of Proctor,
the rules were suspended so that sessions
Of the House could be held on Satur-
dav afternoon and Monday forenoon, and
such sessions were ordered. Mr.. Proc
tor further moved TO suspend the calen-
dar rule requiring one day 10 elapse be-
fore bills and resolutions ordered to lie
could be called up. Mr.. Hapgood OF
Peru opposed this motion on the ground
that hasty legislation was dangerous.
The rule was thereupon suspended.
Mr.. Proctor called mp the joint mo-
ton to reconsider the vote adopting the
resolution providing for final adjourn
ment on Saturday, March p, and the
vote was reconsidered Mr.. Proctor
moved 10 amend by substituting Thurs
dav. April |. at Q o'clock in the morn
ing. Mr.. Miller of Bethel thought il
would h. wise 10 wait until the first of
next week before fixing a definite date.
he moved that the Joint resolution, with
neudinr amendment be ordered 90 lie.
ana il was so ordered. Mr. Proctor asked
the ohairmen Of all committees 20 meet
AT Q o'clock Saturday morning.
Mr. Hapgood Of Peru called up the mo-
ton 10 reconsider the vote refusing TO
adopt a Joint resolution expressing sym
pathv with the Belgians. Mr.. stone Of
Verrennes moved the previous question.
This motion was withdraNn. Mt Moore
Of Ludlow opposed the resolution. MI.
Stone Of Nergennes then renewed his
motion that the previous question b
ordered and the motion was agreed 20.
RECOMMENDATION was then refused.
ON motion Of Mr.. Powell Of Richford.
the House voted 70 return ~ The senate,
agreeable 20 its request, II. $50, an act %.
provide an appropriation for the purpose
81 purchasing equipment for the Yer.
mont state laboratory Of hygiene 10 ald
IN the control of infectious bovine abor-
tion.
Ordered 10 Lie-Specal Order Saturday
Morning al 1880 0'elOck-Joint
Resolution.
Resolved ~ the senate and House Of
Representatives That The commissioner
y weights and measures shall not -
mend for bis department during the two
sscaI vears ending June -. 1915. more
frsp Al Pro during said period. on mo-
tiar II NJ. Morse ~ Harduiok. the reso
irti.a vas ordered e. lis and made
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