The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-30
HOUSE FOR WILSON PLAN.
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S %, Senator Rowland an act relat-
ing to fee upon distribution of estates
t$l0 in addition if residue amounts to
$4,000 and $50 for each 50 900 above
Sl0,00o( to committee on state and
court expenses.
& 80, by Senator Belknap, an act dis
Qualifying a school director or trustee,
or member of his family, from serving
rs principal or teacher in the same dis
triet, without obtaining written con-
sent of the commissioner of education,
Ito committee on education
The following bills were passed in
the senate: S is, empowering the in
surance commissioner to hold hearings
and subpoena witnesses; S 90, to enable
state banking institutions to join fed
eral reserve systems: S27, an act re-
latmg to the display of certain, flags
prohibiting the display of red or black
| flags.
il >, relating to the licensing of
vicious dogs was passed in concur
renee.
4 resolution introduced by Senator
Moulton relating to the birthday of
Hon. George F. Edmunds and extend
| ing heartiest greetings to TX Senator
| Edmunds who viii be 81 years old on
Feb. |, was unanimously adopted in the
| senate.
! Third readings were ordered on a.,
| s 26, s %, II ), II Al. II so. $40, and
IL. r. Hill
There was some amusing debate in
regard to j r.. II. IL, which provides
FLOR 800 pay for members of the gen
eral assembly. Calendar rules were sus-
Epcnded on motion of Senator Villas iii
lprder to dispose of the matter so that
the checks could be prepared and be
ready Feb l.
The senate went into a committee of
the whole to listen to explanation of
Ithe situation by Treas. Walter +. Scott,
after which the senate ordered the res
elution to a third reading.
The following were ordered to lie:
II p, to eliminate the importation of
dependent children into the state. This
bill was made a special order for Fri
fday at II a. M.
S 10, relating to evidence of records
and judgments was laid over until this
Iafternoon on motion of Senator Amey
/ The senate yesterday afternoon put
the dome and flag pole on the Sheppard
amendment structure by once agar
suspending its rules and ratifying the
joint resolution, which was passed il
Ethe coordinate branch yesterday morn
ing by vote of 155 to IS. After pro
testing against the suspension of tn,
rules, which was done by vote of ?.
to 6, Senator Kingsley of Rutlant
said:
/" Before the senate and the state o.
Vermont go on record for inserting il
1.-THE federal constitution police regula
tions as TO what we shall eat. what W,
shall drink and wherewithal we shall b,
clothed, l call for the yeas and nays
The final senate vote on ratification
was. 90 to 3, Senator Tenney being re
corded absent This completes Yer
mont S share in the Sheppard amend
ment the certification to congress be
ing the sole remaining function.
The resolution was sent in from tn
house yesterday afternoon and was re
ferrea 10 committee, which sat during
= q Commute recess and then reporte
> that while the committee eonsidere,
, | the former vote on the amendment pei
Il fectly valid and that the attempt t
, east doubt on its validity was an ef
Effort to create strife between the tw
houses, vet tho committee recommends
That the house resolution be adopted