Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-27

OF any non contagious disease IL his
parent or guardian objects.
Both the Senate and the House dis
posed of good grist Of routine busi-
ness to-day. and 1t begins to look as
though the business OF the session might
be cleaned UP by the first OF April.
SENATE-MORNING
Considerable opposition to s. Al, APP
propriating sum of money for cooper
alive extension work In agriculture and
home economies In rural communities
through the county farm bureau asso-
Citations, developed in the Senate. The
measure was finally passed by vote OF
| 20 to 8, after 1t had been opposed by
| Senators Carr. McKillip and Belknap.
After opposition from Senator Amey
| and support from Senators Rowland,
Payne and Daniels, II. 269. providing a
method OF fixing the value of buildings
insured under II policy containing a CO
insurance clause, was passed In concur
renee.
WAR HISTORY BILL PAUSES
| Senator Villas strenuously opposed IL.
a6, providing for the preparation and
publication of n suitable history and me
mortal of Vermonts part In the war. lie
| thought that the expense involved was
| too great ana questioned Wnetner the
secretary of civil and military affairs
would be the best person to prepare the
| history. on motion of Senator Amey,
| the bill was ordered to lie.
| Third reading was ordered on the
Joint resolution providing for an investi-
CATION of State expenses. as the reso-
| luton was amended by the committee and
State and court expenses after opposi-
ton on the part Of Senators Kingsley
| and Schoff The vote was Is to 3.
PASSED BY THE HOUSE
| S 81, relating to workmen's compensa-
ton; S. 95, providing that the Public
Service Commission may initiate pro-
oeedings for the alteration of railroad
crossings.
| PASSED IN CONCURRENCE
| The Senate passed these bills in con-
currence:
| H. 1885, relating to venereal diseases;
H. 257, relating to deer doing damage
to crops; H. 261, relating to the audit
ing of State accounts and the duties of
certain State officers in connection
Herewith; H. 264. relating to the issu-
ance of commissions to justices of the
peace; H. 265, relating to the returning
of votes for county officers; H. 266. re-
lating to the oath on primary election
petitions; and H. 272, relating to do
nestle mutual fire insurance companies
There was some opposition to II
10, providing for licensing dealers in
Junk as amended in the Senate yes
terday. The bill passed by a vote of
81 to T. with proposal of amendment
other oihs passing with proposais Vi
amendment were H. zoo, reiatihs .o
the printing ana dlstrloution OF PUBIC
documents ana II. lf7' relating 10 In
Vestfhehts OF pahks III nunicipai pohus
On motion OF senator Iaylor' >. 20
equahzlng compensation among owners
or cattle Killed by order or the nve'
sr soo" s uo neiooted W 90 'a.,n y,
bond taxpayers appealing from a de.
cision of the board of civil authority
The Senate concurred in the Hous,
proposals of amendment to S. 10. re-
lating to the evidence of records anc
judgments of another State, and S. 81
/, relating to punishment for habitua
drunkards.
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PASSED IN CONCURRENCE
The House passed in concnrreraa.
S. 81, relating to fees of constable
and sheriffs; S. 70, to stimulate III
4 farming industry of the State and pro
| vide for a census of farms offered 70
I sale, etc. Gas amended); g. SO. amend
Z ing the charter of the city of Rutland
. 8. So. relating to the height of railroa
g bridges.
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Third reading was refused H. 2s9, re
iaths 10 'he eiection OF town officers b.
. pa'o'. ihifu reaoihs was ordered Of
hVe DIS
n REJECTED BY THE HOUSE
a H. Z aiding town of waItsee,d. II q,
a aiding the town oP Sba,dor. II 40 -
% propriating $4,000 to Aid the ,ou,r -, ~ =
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