Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-03

also rejected s. 16, creating a barge
terminal commission and defining its
duties, the purpose Of this bill being
covered by the barge terminal bill passed
this morning.
The Senate passed in concurrence II.
49, relating to the supervision of insur-
ance rating organization las amended)
3. 1903, for employment of custodian for
the collections of the Vermont His
torcal society was ordered to lie until
Tomorrow on motion Of Senator Belknap.
Another one of the famous Joint resolu-
tions providing for an Investigation of
State expenses appeared at the close of
noon. This provides for an investigation
by the board of control, the report to be
made at the next session of the Legisla-
ture.
On motion of Senator Carr II. 1870. relat-
ing to registration of traction engines
was reconsidered under suspension of
the rules and given a new lease of life
by recommittal.
When the Senate adjourned this after
noon it was to meet at nine o'clock to-
morrow morning.
BILLS SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
Governor Clement has signed the fol-
lowing bills
S. 4. An act to permit n town, city or
incorporated village to establish and
maintain a wood, coal and fuel yard
S. SO. An act to porvde method of
voting at any general, special or primary
election by legal voters Of the State who
are in actual military or naval service of
the United States or of this State and in
the employ of the United States govern
ment, students while in attendance at an
institution of learning, commercial
travellers. and all other legal voters Of
the State of Vermont. who are necessarily
absent from their legal residence upon
the day of a general, special or primary
election.
S. 6s. An act to amend section 1921 Of
the General Laws, relating to the grant
ing of letters of administration.
s. TO- An act to stimulate the farming
industry of the State. to provide for a
census Of farms offered for sale and to
amend section ASS of the General Laws,
relating to an annual census of certain
domestic animals
S. 81 An act to amend section 6573 of
the General Laws. relating to the punish
ment for habtual drunkards.
s. SO. An act to provide for the COM
pletion of the vital records of the State
and to require town clerks to transmit
certain records to the secretary of state
Fl. 229. An act to amend sections
74S0, 74S1, and 74S3 and to repeal Sec
ton 1882 of the General Laws, relating
to the office of State purchasing agent.
H. 233. An act to pay the towns Of
Cavendish. Middletown Springs, Paw
let, Shelburne, Fayston, Eden, Barnard,
Reading, Weathersfield, Waitsfield and
the North Bennington incorporated
schools district the sums therein
named.
H. 2S2 An act to amend section
800 of the General Laws, relating to
the State flag.
Fl. 25S. An act relating to the print
ing and distribution of public docu-
ments.
H. Ill An act to provide for uni
form provisions in policies covering
against loss or damage resulting from
accidents to or injuries suffered by
employees or other persons.
II. PA. An act to provide State pay
FOR drafted men and for women in
the military or naval service of the
United States.
H. 226 An act to amend section
security furnished by trust companies
acting in fiduciary capacity
Fl. 239. An act levying tax on the
county of Windsor for the purpose of
paying indebtedness contracted In re-
pairing the courthouse.
H. PAS. An act to amend section
4549 of the General Laws, relating to
the payment of State aid for the con-
struction of bridges
H. ESQ. An act to provide for the ap-
pointment and removal of school su-
perintendents by the boards of school
directors and to repeal section 1176
of the General Laws relating thereto
H. 253. An act to compel banks to
Furnish information as to deposits Of
persons receiving or applying for pub
lie support.
H. 257. An act to amend sections
6422 and 6423 of the General Laws, re-
lating to deer doing damage to crops.
H. 260. An act authorizing the State
Board of Health to appoint district
health officers in place of town health
officers and specifying their duties, and
to repeal sections GILT and 1924 Of the
General Laws relating thereto.
H. 262. An act to amend No. PAS
of the Acts of 1904 relating to the
charter of the village of Springfield
H. 264. An act to amend sections
1856. 1855 and 1867 of the General Laws,
relating to the issuance of commits
sions to justices of the peace.
H. 265. An act to amend sections
z44 and 245 of the General Laws. reia-
ting to the returning of votes for
county officers.
H. rs. An act to repeal section 493,
and to amend sections 492. 495, 400, 500,
SOL. 500. 500, and $40 of the General
Laws, relating to the Importation
testing, and examination of cattle,
horses and mules.
II. 1875. An act to amend sections
625s. 7035, and 1896 of the General
Laws, relating to venereal diseases.
II. 263. An act permitting the town
or Rockingham to appropriate money
for the care Of certain cemeteries.
H. 266. An act to amend sectiona
1O2 and 1O4 of the General Laws. re-
lating to the oath on primary petit
lions.
H. 269. An act to provide a method
OF liking the value of buildings in.
sured under policy containing a CO.
insurance clause.
II. 272. An act to amend section 1927
or the General Laws, relating to do
mestic mutual fire insurance COM
panies.
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Rutland. March S1.-Mr. and Mrs
George f. Brown of this city yesterday
nnl lob tAI