Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-23

II 2GG, 70 Incorporate the Hyde Park Savings
Bank and Trust Co. passed
The President in the chair.
II 3O7, 50 Incorporate the Barton Savings
Bank and Trust Co. passed
Mr. Bailey called ups 80, relating 10 interest,
and It was passed
BiH introduced and ref,rred BY Mr. Gardner
to protect fish in certain private ponds in the
town Of Pownal to gen, com.
BY Mr.. Grandcy, in amendment ofchap o. 2,
s., Of traffic in intoxicating drinks TO com. ON
judiciary
Ref,rred.-r. 3l7, to incorporate the suther.
land Falls Marble Company TO gen com.
II, 1871, 10 commute the sentence Of Henry
Welcome. On motion Of Mr.. llartshorn, referred
70 special committee Of five.
The Chair appointed as com. ~ commute the
sentence Of Henry Welcome, Mcssrs. Hartshorn,
Gardner, Dickerman, Sake and lynde As com.
onl.ihrary extension Messrs. Benedict and Heath
MIR. Dickerman at his request was excused
from serving on the com. 10 consider II. lel and
Mr. Bailey was appointed in his stead
II 1903, relating to the duties Of town clerks
TO judiciary com
II 300, 10 amend sec l2, chap. lG g. s., re-
lating to fire districts to Judiciary com.
Mr.. Heath called up II. 49, 10 incorporate
the Champlain Mutual Fire Insurance Co., and
ment
Unfinished business IL lll to Incorporate
the Central Vermont Camp p.meeting Association ;
the Senate reoeded from the proposal of amend
ment. Yeas n, nays TO-
On motion of MIR Eddy adjourned.
HOUSE.
BH introduced and refcrred.-By Mr.. Pearl OF
Sheffield, 70 establish the standard weight Of eggs
and regulating the sale thereof to com. on agri-
culture
By Mr. Hubbard of Whiting, to incorporate
the Whiting C0rnot Bard 70 com. ON corpora
tions.
Rlsolufion.-By Mr.. Wood Of Fairhaven, to
pay t. + Bailey Of Brunswick, contestant in the
contested election case from that town, his mile
age and debenturcs 10 Nov. @, 1870 adopted
ayes so, nays 80.
Resoia,6a-By Mr. Paul of rinmouth re,ciud-
ing the resolution providing for evening sessions /;
which was adopted
Rcporis -Frum com. on corp in favor OF II.
3li repeating an act To authorize the town oi
Sharon % purchase @ water privilege third read
ing ordered,
From selec, com. in favor Of II. 3l9 laying a
tax on the county OF Rutland. &c, with amend
mont, which WIS agreed 10 third reading order
ed.
From the general COM, in favor Of II. 3i2, the
collection Of taxes, with amendment which was
agreed to third reading ordered.
From com. Of ways and means in favor Of II.
3l7, for a new building for the Vermont Reform
School, with amendments which were agreed to
third reading ordered.
From com. on agriculture in favor Of II. 3O5,
in addition to an act TO Incorporate the Vermont
Horse Stock Company, with amendment limiting
the term Of exemption from taxation 70 four
years, which vas agreed TO the third reading
was opposed BY Mr. Hitchcock Of Pittsi0rd, and
Mr. Jones OF Dover favored by Mr. Carpenter
Of Burlington, Mr. Stafford Of Hartford, and Mr..
Hinckey Of Chelsea. Pending the consideration
Of the subject the hour arrived for the considem-
ti0n of the
Sp,ciai Order-U, 1926, 10 provide for the bet
ter enforcement Of criminal law.
On the question Shall the bill be read the third
time2 Sir. Wood of Farhaycn demanded tho
yeas and nays Mr. Ballard Of Fairfax called for
the reading of the minority report, and the same
was read by the Clerk. The third reading OF the
bill was then refused without discussion. Ayes
GO nays, 1856
From CON. on railroads, in favor Of H. 2Ss, q
incorporate the Bellows Falls and Grafton Rail
road Company. with amendments, which wert
agreed to- The committee also reported that NJ
notice had been published that this charter would
I he applied for. The bill was then ordered to a
| 81 reading.
From com on highways and bridges, in fayoi
OF II. 2S2, relating 10 Improvements on highway
aud bridges, with amendment which were
agreed u 81 reading ordered
] From com. on agriculture, in favor Of II. 30s
10 prevent the growth OF noxiOus weeds in the
/ highways, with amendments, which were agree
to 81 reading ordered. Ayes, l0i nays, 50.
From the select committee, in favor Of Ii 2s6
I fixing the salaries of the judges Of the Supreme
Court, with proposals Of amendment, fixing tn,
annual salary OF the Chief Justice at 81 500
and Of the Assistant Justices at $500. Or
motion Of Mr. Bartholomew, ordered to lie.
1 From com on highways and bridges in iavoi
Of H. 337, authorizing the selectmen in the town %
/ ropsham to discontinue certain HIGHWAYS, By q
substitute general bill, which was ordered 10 3.
reading
From com on judiciary in favor of II. $40, re
ating TO the collection Of highway taxes thirl
reading ordered
From com. on railroads. against H. 32j con
oerning milr1ad corporations third reading re
fused.
From the gen com, against H. 3lj, TO protec
fish in Gordon S pond third reading ordered
From gen com, in favor OF II. 2Y2 to amen
an act 10 provide for the restoration and preSeTa
ton of fish in the State Of Vermont, with amend
ment. whicn was agreed TO. Mr.. Scott of Plym
outh moved to amend so as TO include pike an'
and pickerol which was agreed 70. The thir
reading of the bill was then ordered.
The House resumed the consideration Of II
3Oj, in addition to an act to Incorporate the Yer
mont Horse Stock Company
Mr. Run of Hancock opposed the bill as un
inst 10 the poorer persons. who will have to pa
The taxes
Mr. Drake of Royalton said the purpose q
those who are interested in the Company is not
20 into horse ncing, but 10 improve the breed {
horses. and he hoped they would be encourage
10 the amount asked in this bill.
Mr.. Adams of Marlboro said he dis-ented lroi
the majority of the committee, and should OF
pose the biil.
Mr.. Butter6cld Of Wilmington moved to amen
so as to exemp, also from taxation all propert
, invested in horses in the State OF Vermont,
that we shall he lust 10 all. and allow taxation
p | - ~
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