Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-18

uaiing the manufacture of shingles than Of wagons SAP
tubs whcelhatroes OF any Other article lie argued that
The ll was really no protection TO the buyer.
n Mr. Green Of Man chester moved 20 dismiss.
Mr. Stewart Of Bristol thought this bill would protect
the single makers and be benefit to them instead Of
detriment, at least To- all honest manumcturers
The bill was then dismissod-ycas 1876, nays 50.
Mr. Stowe called up bill 10 enable agricultural ana nor
ieutura societies TO extend more perfect proeouon 70
Mr. Glecd moved to commit to a member to amend by
striking the last section, "Ihis act shall take elect
r9m, u, passoge'j agreed TO- 49,. a., ..,,,,., o.,
the opening " winter roads by highway surveyors.
Mr. Colby stated that previous act provided Tor th'
thing contemplated in the bill; hence there wa,
no call Ion mis- aud be feared that more trouble would
be caused by It's passage than good.
Mr. Gccd said thc Din only provided that the highway
surveyor should lay out roads when the highway was
blocked mp and impossible aud that these turnout roads
were 20 be only temporarily used ,e.e,
Mr. Flu ~ Cabot said that under the act Of 1906 n-
convenience were sometimes felt by reason OF dihcny
in making applications 10 sclcctmen. IL was the design
Of this b to remove that inconvenience, and nothing
Mr. Kellogg Of Benson said the bill provides, not for
special cases. but flr general which appeared ODE
ecuouablc 10 the committee lie thought there was 700
The third reading II the bin refused
The resolution iusructng the doorkeepcr TO shut me
door when Che yeas and nays ordered to be Called
aud when au adjournment is made was taken up ana
Eaqrosse3 6--Iu relation to dispositions, in relation
to thc examination Of school teachers, relating I'D te
towns OF Montpelier and East Montpelier, for the dst.i.
button Of grammar school funds in Orleans county all
rho BIN 90 annex pant of Gilmore to Moristovn was
taken up. and thc amendment proposed by the commit
tee was adopted.
calculated favor the claims 0f their respective towns
The third reading Of tle bin was then refased-yeas
AFTERNooN
SENATE.
R,por's By Mr. Allen, ior committee agriculture,
h providing for printing the laws relating 60 The Grand
Ii.t. ordered 90 third reading By Nh Ncedham, Tor
committee military affairs, against House bill repeal
iuH hc act relating 90 uniform militia companies,
approved Nov 2j 1865 Mr. Nicholson opposed the bin.
and lhc third reading refused. BY Mr. lutlc, fr
general committee House bill constituting Martha Leach
heir allaw, Nc ordered TO td reading By Mr. Hin
man, for committee huauce House bil relating 60 che
State House. MI Nash moved DO bc made thc special
order of Thursday nest, IT, m. Mr. Harris moved
f0morrow .3 uwhch MrN. accepted and 10 was agreed
20. hy Mr. Wilkins for general committee, House bI
relating tu the sale Of property execution in favor
of mc State against Samuel Rider, with facts of ths
case without expressing All opinion third reading
fused. Mr. Nccdham moved reconsideration, aud that
ID DC, as Doe wished To- examine closely agreed t1.
nus ycf9fcd-kcpealmg sec. chap99 G. S., relating
the committee on agriculture Senate bills IN addition
90 chap 20 To- Judiciary committee relating 90 core
tain exhibitions TO general committees providing for tho
payment Of salaries TO members OF Che Legislature, o.
committee ON finance. House bills relating TO dcuos
lions, and relating 20 the towns Of Montpelier and East
Montpelier both 90 Judiciary committee providing Zoo
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, 'c"H'e o9' ''t'plshhg the salaries 'I 'uoRe' 'h.
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",s'.t.'o". ny Mf NICHOLSON ioi evening session
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Nl' Vhn no'cu 10 amend 10y adding 'fro'ded' DO"
ever lha' no vote sha be taken during such e'ein
se 'ha eN,'pl upon que questions OF Appointment H
mouon' TO laNe rom ana Jay bills resolutions fem''
su'ueesi memorials and motions ON the table; 0ut sue
sessions snail be hcid ana conducted as sort of rhcto
i''l exercise l9r Senator'S No. which any senator MAJ
= SPEAK ms piece ON any question properly before o.
senate ana quorum OF the whole senate snail not
necessary Tor the transaction OF the business OF cNefe
( oil s.,h ss,s'o9s
" oh motion OF MI Mason ADJOURNED
, HOUSE.
- Bus ycfcrrc3-lu relation to the collection Of take
a and TO the grand list. both committee of ways 90
~ means; relating Co salaries end fees, Judiciary CON
mitteei for laying out aud disseminating highways
10 un0rganiz,d towns, to committee on roads.
Repors " c1HHiitccg-By Nh Bell, for general con
~ mit'cc, against bin repeating chap 09 s.: thi
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