The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-25

amend Sec, 100 by substituting the WORD
"otfering" for the word furnishing" and
the amendment was agreed TO.
| Mr.. Hewitt of Plainfeld moved To
amend by adding new section mum
bered 1873, providing that "Sec. of No
rs of the acts of 1912 is hereby continued
in force until Sept. /, 1915" and it was
agreed TO.
Mr.. Moore OF Ludlow moved to amend
by striking out Sec. IA. Mr.. Morse of
Hardwick opposed the amendment, which
was agreed to.
Mr.. Stone OF Woodford moved to amend
Sec. l04 by striking out the words mot
including board" Mr.. Graham of Rock
ingham moved TO amend the amendment
by substituting the words 'plus board"
Mr.. Wilson of Chelsea opposed the Gra-
ham amendment.
Mr. Stone Of Vergennes favored the
amendment offered by the member from
Woodford.
Mr.. Graham was given permission to
withdraw his amendment. Mr.. Lund OF
Canaan favored the amendment offered
by Mr. Stone Of Woodford, which was
agreed to.
Mr.. Jones Of Shrewsbury moved to
amend Sec l04 BY making the minimum
wage $40 instead Of So. Mr.. Carrigan Of
Poultney moved to amend the amend.
ment by substituting Sll for $40. Mr..
Atwell OF Brandon opposed the Carrigan
amendment, as did Mr.. Dckey of Barre
Town.
On motion of Mr.. Powell of Richford,
the previous question was ordered The
Carrigan amendment and the Jones
amendment were defeated.
Mr.. Foote of Cornwall demanded the
yeas and nays and the demand was sus
tanned The result Of the vote was
Yeas 200, nays 49, and the bin was
passed.
Resolution.
BY Mr. Hapgood Of Peru, That the
of this House express their ap-
probation OF the courageous and honest
manner in which the member from Bran.
Ion has been discharging his duties az
member OF this House; and be |
L further
Resolved That the clerk of the House
5 hereby directed 10 forward a duly GER
itied copy Of this resolution 10 the edi- |
or OF the Brandon Union.
Mr.. Morse OF Hardwick was heartily
n favor Of the resolution, and asked for
rising vote on il. The resolution was
lso favored and the work of Mr.. Atwell |
ndorsed by Mr.. Blodgett of Newport,
fr. Graham OF Rockingham, Mr.. Ware
4 Townshend, Mr.. Lund OF Canaan. and
hrs. Kingsley of Clarendon. The reso-
ution was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Proctor for the committee on rules
moved that that portion Of rule q which
ertains 20 third readings on some par
ocular dav; Of rule 40, that portion Of /
he rule relating TO messages; OF rule q.
he abolition OF the calendar rule and
ule 40. Tho rules we're suspended by /
unanimous vote.
Read Third Time and Passed.
II. 463. an act relating to the establish.
ient Of junior and senior high schools,
nd vocational education.
Third Reading Ordered.
s. rs. an act granting to William +.
ones ferry across Lake Champlain.
etween Windmill Point IN Alburg and
ouses Point. y. y.
s. l20. an act to prohibit the imper !
,nation Of a public officer
s. l2i. an act 10 amend paragraph Of
&c. 3.06s Of the public statutes, relat
- 10 divorce.
s. l22, an act 10 repeal No. AS Of the
Is Of 1910. relating 10 procuring evi-
,nce on behalf of the state: and 70
mend Sec. 3,403 and 34o5 of the pub.
G statutes, relating 70 detective sery-
e.
S. l23. an act 10 authorize the elert !
Franklin county TO complete the rec.
ia Of such county.
II. 23l. an act 20 appropriate certain :
i'm Of money for the purpose 81 build.
g a bridge from East Alburg IN the =
.Wn Of Alburg, 20 West Swanton, in
r town Of Swanton