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

: across the Lamoillo river IN the westcrl
part of tho towns of Colchester nm
Milton. (Shall BIO under exclusive contrf
OF state highway dcpartment.) To hiph
} way and bridges.
II. 49, by Mr.. Miner of Sherburne. 4
, amend section 11e4 OF the general law
relating TO the granting Of peddlers
licenses. Ucense shall expire at end o
calendar year In which 1t was issued.
To taxation.
H. ZIG, by Mr.. Cudworth of London
derry, to amend section 1901 Of the gener
al laws, relating to the actions OF
insurance policies adding liability com
panies to those now in the section) r,
judiciary.
III. H. by Mr.. Mcfarland of Hyd,
fark; to amend section 3221 of the genera
laws relating TO proof of wills (Addint
provision relating to proof in cas-,
"i.nesses or VIII are deceased) IL
judiciary.
H. us, by Mr.. Buxton of Middle,owr
'"'n TO amend section 1909 of the
| general laws, relating to the definition
OF rural school. CRural school shall be
| one having not more than four teacbers ,
To education
II. 1l9. by Mr.. Ripley of Poultnev. f.
amend section $40 of the General Laws.
! reiating to assessment of taxes in I'm.
organized towns and cores. dropping
'nat portion which provides for assess-
| Weht upon grand list transmitted to the
I commissioner Of taXes) To taxation
H. lZo' by Mr. Ripley of Poultney: ia
amend section SIS of the general hws
relating to return of abstract on grand
hs's' Like abstract to that filed with
.o"n clerks IN case of cores. etc, shall
De MED with county clerk by July fifth
instead of June 20th) To taxation.
H. III by Mr.. Tracy of johnson: by
requesO to amend sections 1890 and 1no4
OF the general laws, relating to inherit
ance and taxable transfers and exemp-
uons therefrom. Inserting the words
within this State" to each section To
taxation.
II. l22, by Mr.. Ripley of Poultney: to
amend section 1855 of the general laws ie-
iatihg TO legalizing defective or invalid
abstracts Extending provisions of this
section to section 7A of general laws.)
To taxation.
II. 1913, by Mr. Ripley of Poultney. to
amend section Isl of the general laws re-
latlng to omission in grand list.
Changing the date from September to
December Is relative to the listers learn
ing OF omissions and providing for notice
OF omission made in inventory To taxa
ton
II. III, by Mr.. Hopkins of Burlington: in
amendment of chapter 242 of the general
laws, relating to the employment of
women and children in manufacturing of
perlshable products. provisions of
chapter shall not apply to manufacture
or perishable products) To commerce
and labor -
II. l25, by Mr.. Webster Of Swanton. to
amend section III of the general laws
relating to returns made by officers of
certain corporations to the commissioner
OF taxes, providing a penalty for false
statements therein. Inserting provision
relating to false statement penalty nor
more than $4,000 To judiciary
ii. JIG, by Mr.. Brown of Brownington.
to amend section 6776 of the general laws.
relating to the issuance of licenses for
certain amusement places by selectmen
trustees ana alderman. Provding for
hearing before revoking a license or
REFUSAL 10 grant license) To munich
pal corporations.
II. III, by Mr.. Alexander of st. Adams
city by requesD to amend subdivision II
OF the general laws relating to descent
when married decedent leaves no issue.
Provsion giving the whole of deceased
estate to surviving husband or wife under
certain condition, changed from $500 to
$1,000 To judiciary
H. l2S, by Mr.. Writer'S of st. .Johnsburv
to repeal section 66l7 of the general laws
relating to secret inquests To judiciary
H. l29, by Mr.. Belknap of Rockingham: |
10Y requesO relating to the change of
name or railroad corporations Change |
OF name shall not effect liability of cor |
To judiciary.
ii, 100. by Mr.. Alexander of st. Albans !
city; 'by requesD to amend sections 465 j
and 722 of the general laws relating to the !
of the State forest reserves
for tax purposes. Including the provi- |
sions of section 100 in the section 465) To
H. l3l, by Mr.. Mcfarland of HYDE
fark; to amend chapter 225 of the general
laws, relating to the formation of savings
banks and of trust companies. (Provid-
hs LOT lapse or charter if business
las not commenced In two years from
iate Oh lssue) To banking and insur-
ance.
H. 49, by Mr. Moore Of Bennington to
amend section 1275 of the general laws
Ieiatlhg to the payment of tuition for
advanced instruction. Increasing the
amount from s35 to s45 per school wear
per pupil) To education
H. 1873. by Mr. Estee of Montpelier. in
amend section 1901 of the general laws
relating to the duties of SUPERVISORS of
ne insane. 0ProviGing a provision
whereby an operation may be performed
II VIII improve condition of patient or
end to bring about his discharge) To
state institutions.
RI. 1874, by Mr.. Elliot of Coventry. to
amend section 7447 of the general laws
Increasing the fees of grand and petit
Jurors. increasing the fee from $3.50 to
% day Tor jurymen or talismen) To
state and court expenses
III. 1876, by Mr. Moody of Waterhury.
o amend section 1920 of the general laws,
eiating to returns to be made by tele-
'hone companies providing for the
furnishings of additional data: if de-
ired by the commissioner of taxes) To
axation
II. 1885, by Mr. Webster of Swanton. IN
'rovide for the extradition of persons of
lnsound mind, and to make uniform with
he laws of the States which exact the
anne Giving the provision under which
he state shall work and how to proceed
o get person Of unsound mind from a
tate to which he has escaped) To iud,.
larry.
H. 1877, by Mr.. Moody of Waterbury:
making valid certain marriages. (Au r
marriages performed before the passage
7 NO 80 OF acts of 1917 and No. 40 of 1912 I
re declared valid, This act is meant 8
My to effect non declaration provisional
o judiciary.
II. 1888, by Mr.. Aiken OF Putnev. IN nro-