Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-13

not more than two years nor NOR
than $500 fine. TO Judiciary.
III lea by Mr.. slnyton Of Morris
town. TO amend section $3.50 of In
tenerai Laws relating to tho pre-
vention OF venera1 diseases (modifyln,
inc net 30 that all persons treatinI
tho above diseases must report IN
same tot the State board of health
fonalty changed to 5000. TO publ
health.
H. 1914 by Mr.. Hatch of Thetford
10 amend section 61S2 Of the Genera
LAWS permitting licensed veterinar
Ihns or other States to practice In THU
state. To public health
H. l6b, by Mr.. Moody of Waterbury
authorizing the auditor of accounts e
convey certain land owned by the stat,
"itmn the town of Waterbury; to b,
used for industrial purpose If any lane
is sold and the auditor must have an.
proval OF the governor. To state and
court expenses
H. l56, by Mr. Dwinell of Lyndon, to
amend sections 1926 and 5942 of the
Heheral Laws. relating to the licensing
Va the milk and cream testers and the
making or regulations relating to the
testing of milk and cream. Commits
sloher of agriculture makes regulations
instead of the dean of the state coll
ieee To agriculture
II. l57. by Mr.. McFeeters of Sheldon.
10 amend section 1906 of the General
Laws, relating to employment Of teach :
ers providing that approval of the
superintendent shall not be necessary.
therefor; removing that portion of the
section which provides that the con-
sent of the superintendent shall be oh
tanned. To education
Fl. 1853, by Mr. Marvin of Alburr. to
permit seeming in Lake Champlain To
Fish and Game
H. 159. by Mr.. Williams of Charlotte
an act to repeal Chapter 323 of the
General Laws, providing for the an
polntment of purchasing agent (re-
peals the entire act.
BILLS PASSED IN SENATE
The Senate passed the following bills in
concurrence:
mington.
Fl. 81, relating to the receipt and dis
bursement Of funds for the support of the
Soldiers Home.
II. 49, relating to the preservation of SOL
d'ers' records by towns of soldiers in the
war of the rebellion and subsequent wars
and military enterprises of the United
States
IL. 0, an act to amend No. 900 of the Acts
OF 1884, Incorporating the village of Proc
tor.
H. Al with proposals OF amendment) an
act to amend section 7442 of the General
LAWS increasing the fees of witnesses in
county and municipal courts
NEW SENATE BILLS.
The following bills were introduced in
the Senate this morning:
S. 45-By Senator Steele Of Franklin. An
act TO make uniform the law Of sales of
GOODS referred to the committee on
judiciary.
5. 46,-By Senator Steele of Franklin.
AN act concerning additional sales and to
MAKE UNIFORM the law relating thereto.
CThis act may be cited as the uniformed
conditional sales acO Referred TO the
committee on judiciary
S. H-By Senator LaFleur of Addison
An act to amend section 351G Of the Cen
eral Laws, permitting judge of a NUM-
cipal court to solemnize marriages. Re-
ferred to the committee on minor courts
s. $-By Senator Amey of Essex. An
act to provide suitable record books for
soldiers and sailors for the purpose of pre-
~
marine who served in the war with Ger
many shall be entitled to receive a suit |
able record book. A committe of three /
'itizens to be appointed by the governor !
With the approval and consent of the SEN /
lte and to serve without conversation
'hall procure and prepare in sufficient |
numbers the book described in section l. |
70 committee on military affairs
:. 49-By Senator Howiand of Washing |
on. An act to amena sections 1881 and |
OS5 of the General Laws. relating to the |
of municipal bonds. Law amend
81 so that all bonds issued under this |
napier may draw interest at a rate not |
o exceed six per cent. instead of four per
'ent. Such bonds shall not be sold for
ess than par and accrued interest. To
ommittee on municipal corporations.
HOUSE Rejects MILK BILL.
The House rejected H. 2S, an act relat-
ng to payment to producers by corpora
ions engaged in the manufacture or sale
and board of pupils, was or
Tered to lie and made special order for
lext Thursday at HOO a. m.
FIRST BILLS SIGNED
Governor Clement to-day signed the
lrst bills of the session as follows:
II. 5, an act to amend section 1909 of
he General Laws, relating to settlements
" tax collectors. changing the date for
making such settlements
II. "A, an act to amend subdivision XIX
# section 6S4 of the General Laws, relat-
ne to exemptions from taxation.
II. so. an act to amend section 1927 of
he General Laws, changing the method
or bringing the petition to perpetuate
he testimony of a witness.
Fl. so. an act to amend section GIT of
he General Laws, relating to the licens-
ng of vicious dogs.
S. ID, an act to amend section 1854 of
he General Laws, relating to the time
f maturity Of negotiable instruments.
s. Is, an act to amend section GAL of the
ieneral Laws relating to membership of
ne committee on budget; including the
hartman Of the appropriations committee
f the Senate.
LEGISLATURE NOTES.
Mr. Tomlinson of Jericho wishes 1t
Understood that he voted against the
ostponement of the suffrage measure .
when the bill first came up for dis
ussion. Through an error his name
this morning as voting for
ostponement of the bill and there ,
ore against suffrage. His name app
cared as Tomlnson of Shelburne, and {
should have been Thompson of :
helburne.
OTHER NEW HOUSE BILLS s
Other new bills introduced in the House {
re as follows:
II. Ill, by Mr.. Estee Of MONTPELIER: TO l
rOVlup for Uniform rrnvicioo, a., ,oHciae | I