Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-08

ment and tho Governor may, aud shall.
upon recommendation of the board, re-
woke the commission of any member OF
board or commission or any officer
appointed by him. with or without the
advice and consent of the Senate. Board
shall have fower to direct any other
state board, institution, etc, to dis
miss any person appointed or employed
by it,
Tho members Of the board of control
auditor of accounts. chairman of the
Senate finance committee, chairman of
tho House ways and means committee
and chairman of the House approrria-
tons committee shall constitute Il COM
mittoe on budget.
\ board, commission, or department
shall not cause to be printed. at the
expense Of the state, any report, paper
or document until the same is author
tied by the board of control The board
on control superCcdeS the board of ViSi-
tors at the state institutions.
HOUSE REFUSES CONCURRENCE.
Tho House refused this morning to con.
cur in the amendment proposed hv the
Senate to II. 6, eXempting all OF the as
sets Of cooperative saving and loan ASSOC
Citations from taxation. The original bill
exempted such assets up to $oo,o9 \
second amendment proposed by the Sen
ate providing that the enactment of the
bill should not affect the liability of cor
porations or persons 70 make returns or
I" pay taxes accrued under the law" III
force prior TO the enactment of TINS act,
nor any suit or proceeding to enforce
Such tax or any forfeiture there"lth con
ncctcd.
Inc salaries OF the auditor OF account
l. Il
from $500 to 5000 each by the provisions
OF two acts introduced by Mr.. Miles Of
Glover. Mr. Williams of Proctor intro
duced bill fixing tho salary of the bani.
commissioner at $500.
II. IN, which provides that vehicles on
the public highway after sunset must dis
play light visible from front and rear,
which was made a special order for this
afternoon was ordered to a third reading.
without any of the expected oppoSitiOl
Developing. The House passed the bill APP
propriatinc $9,"p for tho support Of the
soldiers Homo at Bennington for the
period ending June go 1917. and killed the
bills which would make it Imperative for
labor seeking employer To state that there
waS an strike. lockout or other labor dis
putc at his plant. if such was the case,
and the ono which would make the towns
purchase the text hooks used III all of the
! public schools Mr.. Wilson of Bristol
wh" or's'haiy "lShco TO nave the stat
| hin ;rtrodrro, h.. ~. 1ia,, ~ ,.'
Motto IN hove ,ou.,., v,itbo,,, t;.,t ',.,.,ai.
nav all IF tbc tui,ion of +ho ,o,,., ,,,,,,ii.
| at high schools within, +bo ,...,o no.. ale,
, killed SENATE hill ~ roiatinr tn , lie,
on animals for loenir,, va. ,,,~.o1 T.,
| concurrence ny the House
! <1,,,, c,1,rcr,,, rt,
HH''"'i ac' rt.dtihS 10 offsets Tor debt
! '"'He VOC lIli"iuc'u ny MT. Hutchinson
" ''''o'', IN" p''l proV!h'S that TAX
paS'' S"hi 'hc'uuc III MS inventory :
., 'ht amount OF MS stocks
oo'iS an" ioahs exempt from taxation
NY '"' law" OF IN" state ana inc amolln
VI ms "cp"S"S III al savings banks anc
"nN'i'sH Experiments OF national banks II
'".' "'a'e'
""ln '"r .nc clNli cnSihc'r5 Il
i'''''" W 'h' p'i' lh'r'unced by Mr.
! am" ~ '"'h'E f'iatlnS TO deeds re
I"'f.ht survey or lands conveyed
i''u7 n'u't "e"ishHte 'hc boundaries o
'i' '"''' conveyed ana contain an accurat
wy '"'itoi.
r,,.,i. $50 '' l,Io', ',''i'uuC'" " p''