The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-22

jbHHSOH Oh somerset, whose WIRE dieu
at the Heaton hospital during the
night. The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Senate Morning.
House joint resolution No. ), relating
to the proposed amendment to the con
stitution of the United States, was re-
fcrred to the senate committee on fed
ecal relations. \ resolution relating to
the pay of the acting official reporter
of the senate was referred to the COM
mittee on state and court expenses
J. r. II. 6, relating to a joint assembly,
to hear Hon. William F. Dillingham; on
Friday morning. was adopted in con
,currenee
{ II was discovered after the resolution
providing for joint assembly on
Thursday morning to elect justices of
the peace, superior pudges, adjutant
general and trustees Of the University
OF Vermont, had passed both houses
yesterday, that the statutes provide
that this joint assembly shall be held at
$50 o'clock in the afternoon on the
third Thursday of the session. 50 that
| this resolution had to be reconsidcred
I
! adopted TO that effect. Mr.. Cudworth
of Londonderry Strengthened out the
| tangle in the house, and the house re-
considered its adoption of the resolu-
tion in concurrence. When the new reso-
luton appeared from the senate it was
unanimously adopted hy the house.
The following bills were introduced
in the senate this morning: SIT, by
j Senator Villas of Chttenden, an act to
relating y the sale of opium. morphine, ., ii n
and other narcotic drugs, and providing
that after July /, 1919, preparations
aud remedies heretofore excluded from
provisions of the act are included, bill
referred to committee on public health
SIS, by Senator Daniels of Windham
an act to amend sections of 5577 of the
general laws, empowering the insurance
commissioners to hold hearings and
subpoena on banking and insurance ;Sl9
mittec on bankinfi and insurance; $40
Ev Senator Maurice of Lamoille, an aci
relating to the evidence and records OF
judgement of another state, providing
that certified copies of records be ac
ecpted as prima facie evidence, re
fcrred to committee on Judiciary; $50
by Senator Holland of Washington, al
act to enable state banking institu
tions to join federal reserve systems
: referred to committee on banking ant
Insurance.
Bills were ordered to third read
ing as follows: 50, an act to amen,
! section 1923 of the general laws, re
lating to the property rights of married
women; S13, an act to amend section
1854 of the general laws, relating to th
time of maturity of negotiable instru
ments; SIS, an act to amend section
i GA of the general laws, relating to th
membership of the committee on bulge
including the chairman of the appro
priations committee of the senate
y Special order for the third readint
of Sl4, an act relating to derogator
: statments affecting banks was mad
i for Thursday at 2o'elock in the after
4 noon
! The report of the special committe
i to designate the time and places 0
: regular stated meetings of the standin
4 committees was read and accepted
E House Morning.
Il H5, an act to amend section 4009 {
the general laws, relating to settlemer
by tax collectors and changing the dat
for making such settlement frol
March / to Feb |. was given a secon
n reading and ardered to a third readini
Ho2. to regulate the importation of d
pendent children into the state, W;
le ordered to lie, following a motion fro
d Mr. Alexander of St. Adams, vi
II stated that it had been thought best +
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