The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-30

! form the sale OF goods. ne Dill was
killed last week, then revived by mo
tion of Mr.. Chase of Bennington
Messrs. Darling of Chelsea, Connal OF
Newport Town, Bailey of Colchester
and Cushman of Rochester led the fight
for the bill, while ii was opposed by
Messrs. Capron of Leicester and Will
Hams of Peru.
afternoons session, Mr. Bailey Of Col
chester moved that House suspend the
rules and take up reports in the hands
of the clerk, also conference committee
reports, without waiting for them to
be placed on the calendar. From then
on, business was rushing. Everything
was either killed or passed, When the
House had cleaned up everything in
sight, il yelled for the Senate to send
in more, but the Senate was busy with
its own affairs. SO the House adjourned.
The debate on II. 20, the Bradley one
dollar poll tax measure, was spirited.
Mr.. Wishart of Barre City opposed the
bill, but it was ably defended by
Messrs. Daley of Colchester, Pollard
of Cayendish and Bradley of Swanton
Mr. Bradley called for the yeas and
nays and heard victory sweep in as the
result of his persistent efforts through
out the session brought third reading
of his bill, 100 TO ~. Mr.. Bailey then
moved for suspension of the rules and
the placing of the bill on its passage.
The rules were suspended, 1873 to 40,
and the bill was passed. Mr., Bradley
elinehed the matter by moving for re-
consideration and the thunderous mo"
which sesulted must have been sweet
music to his ears.
The committee of conference report
on II, 2, providing that motor trucks
of 1000 capacity may not be driven
over the roads OF the state between
March first and MAY first. was rejected
by the House with certain exceptions
Messrs. Warner of Ludlow, Bush of
Benson and Gushman Of Rochester at
tackled the report on the grounds that
it restricted the use of the roads by the
and not by any real condition
Of the roads themselves Messrs Had
ley Of Craftsbury and Carpenter Of
Cabot. favored the report but the
House refused TO adopt ii, 81 to 10.
Mr. Warner OF Ludlow then asked for
unanimous consent of the House to in
troduce a bill as a substitute for H. ?,
but ii was refused Mr. Chase of Ben
nington then moved that a new com
nittee of conference be appointed and
he speaker appointed Messrs. Chase Of
Bennington, Walker Of Westminster
md Warner of Ludlow
The House concurred in the Senate |
Of amendment to II Isl |
'ebates Of insurance premiums; H 252, |
ISSUANCE by school directors Of per
nits to teach; n. $3.50, definition of |
lngiing; Fl. 1877, relating to armories,
md H Isl. fees OF justices Of the
,eace.
The House rejected H. III licenses
or fishing and hunting, and refused
bird reading to III, 1928, purchase OF
tfice equipment for municipal courts
j. R s 49, providing that the ser.
ea mt al arms may provide at his dis
retion quarters In the State House for
he headquarters of the American lie
ion, was read the second and third
ines and adopted BY the House under
Of the rules.
J. r. S. 25, providing for committee
ooms during the session, was adopted
4 concurrence by the House, with
mendment 80 that at least Is com.
littee rooms shall be provided instead
{ To-
The following were read the second
nd third times and passed under sus-
ension OF the rules by the House and
refused. s. l05. relat
" to time of nominations and notice
/ Withdrawals; s. ll3, charter of Rut-
nd City; s. ll2, rebate of taxes for
horeham Telephone & Telegraph Go.
The Senate adopted joint resolution
roviding for forfeiture Of Vermont's
iterest in Vail school, with amendment
,me effective on the signature by the
,oeivers of the property Of release
ON any liability on the part of the
ate for depreciation of the property ,
Senator Villas tried TO get reconsider.
ion Of H. 3T3. the st. Alhans tax bill
Using out OF the Fonda tax case, the
easure having been killed last night |
he Senate refused TO reconsider
By a yea and nay vote of 10 to
gbt, the Senate refused to adopt
e joint resolution providing that the
'orkeepers, cloak room attendants,
.ges. etc, shall receive the same paw
ID mileage as the members OF the gen
al assembly Senator Coburn called
} the resolution this afternoon Sen
or Williams called attention 10 what
would cost the state 70 adopt the
solution, and said he thought when
ere was great demand for these
bs and everybody knew what they
ire to receive when they came, their
v should not be raised
When the resolution had been reject.
Senator Coburn asked and received
snimous consent TO introduce a bill
oviding that, hereafter, these State
,use attendants shall be paid on
ding scale, and that no further res
Eions of this nature shall be intro
ced.