Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-11

be suspended TO enable the vote IN
ed, which was disagreed 10. w 'ecltsie
No further action could therefare n.
bill until "a o'clock this afternoon '"d On II
BIS introduced and Rcfrred -R,.,,
OF Shelbninc, BY request, 10 incornnr,,oo a !, Wee
tuai society Of ~. Joseph Of Burlington 1 \, vi
/ BY Mr.. Morse Of Morgan. IN mas, ~,
Chase the sum therein nahed To- so, Nnaiei Il
claims, '''n'iltlce %
by Mr. Fisk of Isle la Motto ~
name OF Nelson Wilbur Mcdaniel, Nc aug III
cn,l committee W. 70 pn
BY Mr.. Park Of Bennington. consli,,,;.
districts Nos. and 10 in Benningto,, clnl
| trict 20 general committee NE di,
| BY Mr.. Briggs Of Brandon, 10 inc,n
Merriam Marble Quarry Company ~ p,,ae IN
| tee on corporations W "mnh
BY Mr.. Morse of Morgn, 10 amend n,
lating to the collection Of taxes ~ "lh
committee sT'hl
BY Mr.. Hunt of st. Albans in odd;,;.
act relating to witnesses, npproved Va
1862 to committee on judiciary. No'
| By Mr.. Bartlett Of Lyndon, In rela,.,
ice Of trustoe, process on corporations y, Y =
mittoc ON Judiciary. ~ce|
Petitions by Mr. Southwick Of Min.
Of citizens of Middletown, prayinc "a, ',iL.ile'0
of the fairhayen and Lake Shore RsHDV vliT
committee ON railroads. ~l N
BY Mr.. Kennedy of Colchester. or ,ia
Colchester, for the annexation of N mon, ii.Neis
city OF Burlington to the town Of tolcbo',u VI
committee ON town lines. A
BY Mr.. Moore Of landgro,e. Of o;s
iAndgro,c, Tor new county to select ena ,'e
on new county. iVe
Reports. From committee on railroad.
vor Of II. 1915, to enable certain towns y " ~
the construction OF the Bennington & VIM,
Railroad, with amendments, changing M
of the road 10 Bennington a Deer6eJ 4. wv mtt
rUad, ~ correspond with the chang. ny 'ii''l nt
act Incorporating the road, which wors ,.'' W uf
third reading ordered. a'ln 10,
From committee ON manuinctnr.. il,
II. l0l, to incorporate the Bellows Fail.' n.y.
featuring Co., third reading ordered '''la'
From committee on education. In ia,...ft,. -.
defining the qualification Of voters N -. u %
trict meetings, with amendments NM II'il -
agreed %; third reading ordered ' wen
From committee on military afFiir h, c..
II 1877, in amendment Of chap u. ,ens,. ivy "
utes, relating to supplying aud c,mpl',,, .u'-
cords third reading ordered w.
From committee ON judiciary, IN favor OF II o..
regulating the choice OF the next seplunial ANY.
ell uf ccns0rs third reading ordered
From committee ON corporations. in o,.,.f
81, ~ Incorporate the Bellen Falls AIarHs q
From committee ON corporations. In Gr..r,
81, b incorporate the Isle In Motto MsHi..
Lime Co;
From committee on judiciary, against II i.-
to authorize the making Of ruads and ir,,.
certain cases submitting substitute bilI ~.
able owners oflnnds 10 drain the zane tbr5.I
ing ordered
BiH, Rad tls hird nme.--H. 1876. to amend b.
act IN encourage the breeding Of fish orja-si-
Ne On the table. on motion Of Mr. Brigham
iIydepark
II 1883, 70 Incorporate the Bennington p.-
field Valley Railroad Co.; passed
H. los, 70 amend sec. IL, chap. llg. sn.
statutes, relating 10 ofencesaguinst puhlicrf.
Mr. Mead VI Randolph moved ~ amend s,s.
the fine shall BE- not les- than ten dollar. a,,-
to.
Mr. Proctor Of Rutlanlmoyci ~ amend s,,..
the provisions Of the bill shall extend b d.
belonging to tayenor. innkecper, tie,is..
Ne.; agreed b, and the bill was then las4,
H. ~, in addition 10 @ees 90 and 81. chan 4
general statutes relating H. LAYING ont afl F.
continuing highways and bridges pas-eI
Mr. Brigham Of llydepark called up n h
encourage the breeding Of fish, AMI he l ys
passed..
Mr. Pingry Of weather-firld called up H.g
% make provision for the support of gJ1eHm.-
the question being on the amendment pnp,sit
Mr.. Pinfy 81 strike out - much o. au,hrr.
The payment 10 1910 per cent intere.f
Mr. Park Of Bennington ssiid that pro,iaaa WI.
put in The hill at the suggestion oi tle sas
Treasurer, the same provision having iegn in Go
bills OF the last two Years. lie stated falls b
reasons that influenced the Treasurer IN makt.
this request, and the benefit that hal Ir.a'a
from the hills OF last year lie said tlerr .sel.
% BE- an Inconsistency in allowing tie TT,a.gr,
I 20 pay higher interest than was allowed o. n
, waite citlzens. hut 10 enable the Treasurer o. g
the money needed. il seemed 70 be neoes,au
Mr.. Ptngry Of WeathcrGcld said he bal o.
suited With the Treasurer, and upon rcicciH1 y
was willing this clause should H. stricken oal
he could probably obtain all the money be- i.s,a
without that permission lie should pr,lo
/ have 70 g. Out VI the State for the money. an't
would have the right to pay legal interest VIII
/ the money is obtained.
Mr.. Miner Of Manchester doubtsi II the lna.
urer would H. authorized % pay any NOR ths
! six per cent. il this clause 4. stricken out
J Mr. Nhcelock Of Berlin said If the lfcaaH
4 Is allowed to 60 out Of the State and 10Y mO
Z than six per cent, We better allow him 10 ohu
I the money IN the State of our own capitalist, 10
pay them as much a. he wpuld have b paj n
eign capitalists
Mr.; Park Of Bennington, Mr.. Couyers
( W stock, iayore'l the retaining OF the eil,
allowing the payment of $40 per cent. inisrs'
MIR. Brigham Of llydepark would 70 even Z
ther than the gentlemen who had spoken, b
would make the rate high enough Ia make d
object for our own citizens 10 furnish the In
Ter the money, instead Of compelling hun 3
out Of the State for IT,
The proposed amendment was then uIssuil..
y disagreed %, and the bill ordered II third q
/ ing.
On motiqn OF Mr. Whootlcy Of Woodbury., 4
AFTERNOON.
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