Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-10
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The sum of $4S.65 was taken in
collection among the members OF the
Legislature this morning for Harold
Arthur and his sister of New Haven.
these young people, neither of whom
is more than dozen years of age.
adding much to the musical enter
tainment at the mock session last eve
ming The boy gave several whistling
solos, accompanied at the piano by his
sister and the whistling was of a
quality up to the best vaudeville.
Sergeant-at- Arms Dwight Dwinell
was to-day presented with an extra
fine black leather travelling bag by
| the employees of the Legislature. The
presentation remarks were made by
| Fred Cressy of Brattleboro. one of the
doorkeepers in the House.
1t became known in Montpelier to-
night that Lieut.-Gov. Mason S. Stone
of this place is expecting to go to
France in Y. M. c. A work in the near
| future. 1t is understood he Is prepar-
ing to leave for New York very soon
after the close of the session of the
Legislature. probabely about the 10th
of this month.
BILLS SIGNED b GOVERNOR
Governor Clement has signed -" fol-
lowing bills:
| S. 80. An act relating to the disposition
of certain church property.
| II. 1856 An act authorizing the auditor
of accounts to convey certain land owned
by the State within the town of Water
bury.
| H. 1856 An act relating to payment OF
annual license taxes and registration
under the publicity Of partnerships act,
| BY persons and corporations subject to
| the provisions of chapter 1928 of the Gem
| eral Laws, relating to investment COM
panies.
| II. Z3' An act 10 amend sectioh 900 oi
the Generai Laws, reiatihs 10 Investments
by banks IN municipai ponos'
! II. 293. AN act 10 amend sec'ions oSo'
ot34 ana oV9o OF the teneral LAWS reiae-
ing to the practice or medicine surgery
osteopathy ana chroprac,ic'
III. Ia. An act 10 pay the nei"'hs 'oh
bat'ie monument ana historical asSocia-
| ''on 'ie sum 'heie,i, 'ia.'eu'
H. ~. An ac' au'no'lN,'s .lie eApenui-
ture Oh certa'n sums Oh money ny .he
state highway commissioner annuahy.
lor the peri'a"en' Improvement vi "a'io
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H. 100 al, az. " aineno sec'ioh 4SVl Oh
tne neiai laws re'a''"e 10 the duties
VI 'up on ''sois Vi 'ne INSANE
| - -" a. W app'opi la'e sum
oao io' ''e eo'ei 'ois conference
| - -Oo. "a" a'' auti'oi'~'hs inc assistdhe
!uuses " ''ahe alterations ana repairs on
Washlnstoh county oui'oings.
H. zol. An act TO amend seton Asl OF
the @enerai Laws reiatlns TO former &C
qulttai.
H. %? An act to amend sections 637
and 1851 OF the General Laws. relating to
the duties of the fish and game commits
sioner with respect to the publication of
bulletins and the appointment of deputy
wardens.
H. 275. An act relating to commitments
to the school for feeble-minded.
H. 277. An act relating to the transpor-
tation of dynamite, gunpowder and other
explosives by common carriers.
H. 2s1. An act to amend section 4O2l of
the General Laws, relating to soldiers
monuments.
s. 76 An act to appropriate certain
sum for the erection of a reformatory for
women at Windsor and to make an appro-
priation for repairs at the State prison.
s. 81. An act to pay B. NJ. Newton the
sum therein named.
II. 2S4. An act to amend section 1887.
relating to the election of school di-
rectors and sections 1914, 1897 and 4o1o
of the General Laws, relating to town
accounts and the duties of certain Of
icers relating thereto
| II. 2SS. An act providing Tor the
making or certain returns by the audi
tor or accounts to town auditors
H. z9o. An act reia'ihs To 'he quail
ihcations OF aPpncants LOT examinations
70 prac.ice mediclne ana surgery
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