The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-20
GovERNoRs VETO SUSTAINED.
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had done nothing wrong. IF the gov
ernor should be right, said the speak
Ter, 4" and some Of the members of this
house wrong, Vermont might lose It's
electoral vote
Mr.. Childs of Weybridge called at
tention to the Hays Tilden combat and
emphasized the Importance of our safe
electoral vote under such conditions.
Both houses this morning disposed of
long calendars eff routine business. IN
the senate, soma debate occurred over
s. II, appropriating a certain sum fer
cooperative extension work in agricul-
ture and home economies in rural COM
munities through the County Farm Bu-
reau associations. The bill was finally
opposition had developed through Sena-
tors, Carr, McKillip and Belknap.
The senate passed i'll concurrence III.
269, providing a method of fixing the
value of buildings insured under a policy
containing co-msurance clause, the bill
having been opposed by Senator Amey
Payne and Daniels
Senator Villas strenuously opposed II.
256, providing for the preparation and
publication of a suitable history and
| memorial of Femont's part in the war.
He thought the expense involved would
be too great and questioned whether the
secretary of civil and military affairs
would be the best person to prepare the
/ his ,NfS L.
| bill was ordered to lie
After Senator's Kingsley and Schoh
/ had opposed the joint resolution relating
TO an investigation OF state expenses, as
! reported yesterday by the committee or
/ state and court expenses, the resolution
went TO a third reading by a vote of Is to
O.
At the close Of the morning session, H
i 1873, providing uniform law for the grad
! ing Of apples, was pending. the question
/ being an an amendment recommended b,
4 the committee.
The senate passed: S 81, relating t.
4 workmen's compensation: s. %. provid
ing that the public service commission
may initiate proceedings for the altera
ion Of railroad crossings: H. 1875. relat
ing to yenereal diseases; H. PSI, to dec
to the auditing Of state accounts, an,
duties OF state officers in connection
Herewith; II. 264, relating to issuane
of commissions 10 justices OF the peace
II. 2G5, relating to the returning of vote
for county officers; H. 266, relating t,
the oath on primary elections petitions
and II. 272, relating to domestic mutua
fire insurance companies
i hero was gaTpp f,pppEifipC ~ l-l
providing for licensing dealers in Junk
as the bill WAS amended Yesterday.
finally passed III concurrence with pro
posal OF amendments By a vote OF q t
/. Other bills passed in concurrence in
elude; II. 258, relating to the printin
and distribution Of public Documents I
273, relating to investments Of banks j
/ municipal bonds
). 96, equalizIng compensation anon
1 owners Of cattle killed by order of I'll
/ livestock commissioner WAS recommitte
{ OF motion OF Senator Taylor.
The senate rejected H. 279, relating I
bond by taxpayer appealing from dee
q sion Of the board Of civil authority.
House proposals of amendment 10
-, relating TO evidence of records an
Judgment OF another state, and to s. 5
relating to the punishment for habitu,
3 druknards, were coneurred III.
8 On motion of Mr. Marvin of Alburg, Il
9 house voted at the opening of the nor
j ing session that when it adjourned TIL
4 morning to meet at O'Clock this afte
y noon that members might attend the lis
s. crs' meeting to be conducted early til
q afternoon by Tax Commissioner Plum
g ley.
q The house passed in concurrence:
b 81, relating to fees OF constables al
q shcriifs; S. 20, to stimulate the farmn
b industry OF the state and providing Of
q census OF farms offered for sale and
book to be written regarding these farm
+. 5. So, amending the charter of the ci
Il Of Rutland; s. So, relating to the heig
q of railroad bridges.
Other bills passed include; II. p, a
M propriat,ng money for the permane
4 sandbar bridge; H. 200, TO pay I
81 state board Of dental examiners the S,
g therein named; X 220. authorizing I
q assistant Judges 10 make alterations a
d repairs on Washington county building
b H. PSI, relating to town. accounts a
81 duties Of certain officers relating therct
q IL. 2SS providing FOR the making OF c
r. tain returns for the auditor Of accom-
s TO town auditors.
Third reading was refused II. $50,
& lating to the election Of town offices
& ballot
D. The house concurred il the senate p
q posal of amendment to II. 260, author
ii ing the state board of health to apo
district health officers in place Of to
2 health officers
~ The following bills were rejected
Il bo 4ny1