Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-17

). 55, to encourage manufactures House mr.,
pOsal OF amendment agreed TO-
II. 2i3, IN amendment Of an act 10 incorporo,.
The Killingson railroad company passed IN oor'
eurrence.
Report. committee on railroads, II 40
relating 10 the change Of dcpots on railroads
with proposal Of amendment, substituting m.
supreme court for the county court passed
Mr.. Nash introduced bill 10 incorporate tbo
Addison county trust company read three times
and passed.
Mr. Wheeler introduced a bill to repeal 500 ,
Of an act relating 10 the collection Of State taxes
rcld three times and passed
Passed IN cOncrrcHcc.--I. 1870, LAYING a tsx or
Avery's and Bue's Cores.
IL 2i2, of the Observance Of the sabbath and
the disturbance OF religious meetings with pr,.
posal of amendment
II 100, laying "A tax on the county Of Chtten.
den
Mr. Heath moved to reconsider the vote nae.
ing H. 1870, laying a tax on Avery s and Bicl,
Cores Favored by Mr. Benedict and opno.,i
by Mr. Heath. Mr. Benedict called for the vs,l
and nays Yeas 9, nays H.
The president pro tenn ia the chair
Rssoi4hoH-By Mr. Benedict
Rssoired, That the thanks of the Senate .,.
hereby heartily rendered 20 His Honor Ceo-,'
" Hendes for the ability, impartialy md co,s
I tesy with which be- has discharged his re.,g,ns
bic duties as President of the Senate and that in
the severance of our present relations by the fps
adjournment of this body, he will carry with b,
the personal respect and best wishes of ever
Senator
Adopted
BY Mr. Dewey
RIolred, That the ihanks Of the Son,,. Dbl.
due. and are hereby extended. % Henry Gl,rt
Esq, Secretary of the senate, for bis aba n.y.
c0mulished aud efficient performance of tbe d
ties OF his office during this session
Adopted.
By Mr Hutchinson of Orange. that tl,e t,,l
- a.. 4 .,t.I.
~ Mason b Carpenter, ESD. TOR The eF,.s,5
manner iu which he has discharged the d,t...
Asst Secretary Of the Senate during tbe gr,-eo,
session. Adopted
II. III, to Incorporate the Mt. Tabor mineral
spring and hotel company adversely, third read.
ing refused.
Passed u concurrence. II 2ll, in amendmep,
OF an act entitled OF corporations.
II 1872 to provide for an inspector OF lumber
and shingles
/ II 2il, relating to the proceedings in action,
where corporations are trustees.
On motion 90 Mr. Merrill the Senate took
recess until half past nine % clock
The session being resumed, II 2iG, 90 cnplw
er the persons therein named 90 improve the Gi.
hon branch oi the lAmoille river.
II 100. regulating mill and other dams Ss,.
orally passed In concurrence.
On motion of Mr. Heath, the senate took re-
, cess until fifteen minute, 10 eleven
The session hcing resumed
Rtfcrrfd IL 1876, to Incorporate the Wall01m.
q sac Railroad Co., 81 committee on railroads
2 The committee on railroads asked for and bad
leave 10 SIT during the session Of the senate
Nj Dewey of Washington in the chair.
Pa'srd tn concurrence IL. 2j1 % Incorporate
the otter Greek navigation company
The president in the chair
AZ - O'Clock the senate again took recess t
half past twelve.
y The session being resumed the committee 90
railroads reported against $ l26, to incorporats
the Nalloomslc railroad company. and the third
reading was refused Mr.. Royce moved t0 rccar.
ID -ider this vote, als3 90 lay the motion upon de
, table Adopted
At five minutes past one the Senate gain t0i
s a recess until fifteen minutes before two.
p The session being resumed, thc following bills
Z, were passed in concurrcnce
n is9, 90 regulate railroad crossing
% IT, ly2 constituting railroad conductor, police
othcer- 100 certain cases Adversely by COMMITTEE
. and third reading refused.
RcohN0q By Mr. Pingry that the Sccrcn
, ~ inform the House that the senate ou Their
= part have completed the business OF the session
a and are ready 90 adjourn without day.
RYou-tr0m judiciary Committee agaIus
H. 1873, relating o. serving of process. On RAILROAD
corporations in certain ct-es 81 reading refused
He'4hah0H.-By Mr. Heath, that the President
p appoint two senators % wait upon the Governor.
+ etc Mr. Heath and Mr. tarnham were appoint
10 ed as this committee, who waited upon The G0,-
= would soon transmit his final message to the Sem
= ate through the Secretary OF Civil and Mihap
Z Afurs
A, 4 message was received from the Governor iu-
forming the senate that he bad no further COM
municiton % make
e Mr. Heath moved that the senate take reces.
Z oil clock this morning
The President addressed the Senate as follow,
HoNoeAatE sFSAroRs - can mot let this oocas.1
pas without aging word u references 60 tho EXPIRE
\ AID Ia
body ava unable 90 speak n elegant sentences. 0r DO
the pleasure say ns that % am entitled 10 the COIN
menlAtons we resolution contains, aud trust may
content am very grateful Zoe tile ava and csirtcsy
which you Hnl The secfetAtie. havs extended % du-
ment % each others mli friendship The sesson hss
been short and 60 me pleasant and trust 70 the Com
lnonNealin prohia1e' aud y o YOU viii have the praise
end confidence o. an luteil gent and upright people.
r a. We paIi in ifenl,ilp ana thal az VII have safe
thc motion of the senator nom Washington.
At eight o'clock the Secretary declared the Sen
ate adjourned aae DE.
/ HOUSE
$ So Providing for a view Of premises in &C.
II tlons concerning real estate passed Ia concur
,, renee
II 232, % prescribe for an inspector Of lumber
and shingles, prescribing his duties passed
4 II. POI, providing for the temporary discontinu-
p ance of Highways passage refused.
d 5 %, % incorporate the Island Pond Academy
: passed In concurrence.
7 II. III, " Incorporate the Mount Tabor Mine
1 RAJ Spring and Hotel Company passed
p II 2l-, in alteration Of chapter 20 of the gene
raj statutes entitled " Of private corporations -
passed.
f II 2il in addition to chapter "a Of the general
statutes, relating TO proceedings against trustee.
e passed
; u 2i2, in amendment Of see 3, chap 90. z. s.,
entitled " of the observance Of the sabbath and Of
t disturbing religious meetings passed -
II. 70. in addition to an acs incorporating New
D bury seminary, approved Nov. ?, 1893, was
taken up, the question being " shall the bin be
e dismissed 2''
The subject was further fully discussed by NJ.
Dckey Of Bradford Mr. Wood Of fnirhaven Mr.
Joyce Of Rutland, and Mr. Wheelock Of Berlin
Mr. Butterfeld Of Wilmington, demanded the
previous question, which was seconded by the
House, and was put, Shall the bill be dismissed
4 Mr. Stewart Of South Burlington, demanded
the yeas and nays, which were ayes ll3, nays
1903 50 the bill was dismissed
The Speaker laid before the House a communi
cation from the GoYeonur, returning II l0i, re-
atng TO bitches and water courses, without hi,
approval, and with his objections thereto in writ
! ing as follows
To ruE srrAKER rHE 49,
House. % RrrREsEsrAriyEs
Sri return herewith 10 the House Of Represent
House, entitled An Act relating to dcthes and Va.
II s we'll settled that private property cannot he ta
en- for any other than public use, either with o.
without compensation, and that IL taken even
for such public use without such compensation is aeu-
ally secured 20 the before taken and apprd
4 priated to such
This bill provides that whom Il for the interest
individuals owning adjoining lands 10 open ditch on
water course FOR the purpose Of draining such lands
they shall bear jointly the expense Of opening sucl
ditch water and they cannot upon what
Is the far proportion Of the expense 70 be borne by
each, the seectmen Of the town shall decide between
them. by section II provides that II IL Is necessa
4 ~ 10 extend such ditch water across ie
lands OF third person. and the seloctmen shall De-
eide that such third will not be benefited there
by may construct such ditch water ne
land OF such third person at their expense with
out being trespassors therefor And By subsequent
sections Il provided that If such person shall claim
damages therefor he may apply 70 the selectmen 70 az
praise them, and may appeal RON their decision y
thus directly authorizes the taking OF the land Of ueh
third person without his consent and without securing