Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

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Mr. Wilson opposed the bill. but was willing
10 contribute from his private purse Tor a monu-
ment TO Judge Chipman.
Mr. Morrill, said he should vote with pleas
ure for this bill.
| Further advocated by Mr. Bailey.
! On the third reading OF the bill Mr. Morrill,
demanded the yeas aud nays, which were as fol-
I lows
| Yeas-NIessrs Adams Bailey, Ballard Barnes,
/ Bartlett. Bgelow, CARPENTER, COlhurn, Cat0n,
llinckey, lloughton, Humphrey, Kellogg, King,
Lamb, Mason, Merrill, Reynolds, Rogers, Shedd,
Smith, Neazcy-22
Nays. = Messrs Butterfeld, Es,ey, Powers,
Stiles, Wilson,
| Passed IL 1863, n incorporate the Bridge
water, Ludlow. and Plymouth Railroad Com
puny, and enable certain towns 10 aid in the
construction thereof
Mr., Neazey in the chair.
s. l6O to Incorporate the Shclburn toll bridge
company.
/ II, 2i3, to Incorporate the Vermont Agrieul-
tnal Publication Company.
5 60, providing for the payment VI expenses
Of the State Cabinet passed.
II. 26s, making an appropriation Tor minu-
ment In the Antietam Cemetery; amended by
Mr.. King, tstriking out $500 and inserting
I Sl00l agreed 10, and passed.
! II 2s0, to change the maine Of Arabclla Fran
ccnn Mclamn to Rchardson
! : ljs, % enable the proprietors nnd pew-hold-
| elH ui tnt NonIfeklllOldl meeting Uhhft VI Dthl-
/ ford 10 dispose Of the same.
/ s. O., relating 10 the quin1uonnial valuation
on real estate in the counties OF Grand Isle, Chit
/ tehden and franklin ordered 10 lie.
/ Mr Veazey moved reconsideration Of the
vote passing House bill 26s (Anticum monus
mcnt), which was agreed 10, and on his motion
Che amendment substituting " 100 Tor " 500
wa- reconsiderod, and tho bill was passed.
s 81, relating b the qunquennial valuation Of
real estate in the counties ui franklin, Grand
/ Isle. and Chttonden was taken up and discussed
] hy Mr. Powers. lie stated among other things,
that while the general average increase of the
valuation Of lands in the State WAS eleven per
cent, in Franklin county it was fifty per cent.
le further reviewed thoiigurcs, and gave the rca-
sons why the committee had reported in favor
Of the bill under consideration.
lhterroentions were made by Messrs Cotton
and Neazey.
Mr. Wilson moved that the bill be ordered to
e and be made the special order for to morrow
morning. Opposed by Mr., Bigelow, and favored
by Alessrs Neazey and Bailey agreed tn.
Bills introduced and rJtrred-By Mr. Kel
logg, by request. in amendments Of chap. 81, $.
relating to the traffic in intoxicating liquors
10 judiciary com
By Mr. Veazey, by request, to Incorporate the
Hartford Mills Co.; to com. on manufactures.
By Mr.. Colburn. in amendment Of see. s chap.
Is, g s " Of railroads - TO com on railroads.
Resolution By Mr. Reynolds, that the Senate
adjourn till 8 O'Clock tomorrow morning, when
it adiourns agreed to.
By Mr. Reynolds that no bill be introduced
after Friday morning next, at 10 % chuck a. m,
except iy unanimous consent. On motion Ol Mr.
Powers. ordered to lie Mr. Powers withdrew
and Mr.. w Wilson amended by inserting Friday ai-
ternoon, at O'Clock agreed 10.
). "a, to Incorporate the Central Vermont
Railroad Co., returned from the House, with pro-
po-al of amendment
Reporis Prom CON- on Banks against y 1873
third reading refused.
From general com : 49, To amend the char
ter of the Vermont horse stock company with
substitute bill which was twice read and the
third reading ordered.
| H. l09, authorizing the selectmen to fill VA
cancies in the Offices Of town treasurer and trus-
tees of public money third reading ordered.
5. no. in relation to attachment by trustee
process passed.
From general com against S ", TO repeal nm
act to remove Instructions in the Gihon branch of
the Iamoille river third reading refused.
Third reading ordered, IL. 233, fixing the
standard measure of bbl OF epples, pears, and
other fruit
5. li5, in amendment Of an act on pedors and
aucti0neers.
5. ll9, relating to text hooks to be used in
schools
5. l56, limiting and constituting an act cf the
general statutes.
II 262, to enable certain towns to aid in the
construction of the Midland railroad passed.
The chair announced as a com. on adjournment
Messrs. Bailey, Carpenter and Spraguc
The joint committee on the Reform Schoo hav.
ing sent in their report it was ordered 10 lie and
D the usual number OF copies he printed.
. On motion Of Mr.. Bigelow adjourned.
HOUSE.
=. Resolufion.-By Mr.. Judson of Arlington
that the House for the remainder Of the session
. NEE, at O'Clock in the morning; adopted
. Joint resolution. From the Senate that
committee Of three Of each House be appointed
to ascertain the condition of the business of tn,
session. with the view of fixing a tine for iina
adjournment, and report to their respecty,
: Houses adopted in concurrence
T. The Speaker appointed as committee under til,
foregoing resolution, Mr. Boynton. Of Wood
y stock, Mr.. Ballou, Of darlington, and Mr.. Elk
C ins, of Troy.
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
n The senate came in and joint assembly wa
!. formed for the election Of a Commissioner Of th
r Insane his Honor r. $ Taft. President Of th
Senate in the chair George Nichols, Sccreta'!
T. Of the State, Clerk.
n Senator Rigelow of Chittenden county move,
that the joint assembly adjourn until ruesda!
afternoon next, at "a O'Clock, which was agrees
to- and the Senate withdrew.
= Unfinished busiHcss-S. 81, to incorporate th
Central Vermont Railroad Company, was take
up the question being ON the passage Of the bill
The debate was continued by Mr.. Henry, O
Is Chester, Mr. Blake, Of Sutton, (who detailed hi
grievances against the general management OF tn
e rairOads of the state but was willing % give th
J. managers of the Central Railroad an opportunit
l. TO try and reform abuses in regard to local freight
Y under this new bill y Mr. Carpenter, of Charles
ton. Mr. Cook, Of Mendon, Mr.. Battell of Rip
Is ton, (who proposed to amend by addnga nei
T. section, as follows The state will reserve iI
e. the officers of its state government at all tmes
,I a. tha ofi ito Iavislaturp m IN
from the state capital, during the session of II
N legislature the right to pass over the Centra
10 Vermont railroad, and any railrOad under tn
control and management thereof, without payin
er fare, which proposal Of amendment wns disagree
c. to- Mr. Battell then proposed another amend
o. ment as follows " The rate demanded and a
lowed for the carriage of passengers and thei
m proper baggage upon the Central Vermont raj
I'd road, and all railroad under the control an
- management thereof, shall not exceed three cent
ns per mile for each person so carried, except tha
or the privilege Of sleeping or drawing ro0i
he cars, one cent per mile additional may bo Dc
d. manded, which was disagreed to y Mr.. Water
he man. Of Hydepark. Mr. Rodgers, OF Newbury
r. and Mr.. Manson, Of Manchester
to Mr.. Butterield, of Wilmington, chairman {
lg the committee ON railroads, on the suggesto
made this morning by Mr.. Douglass, Of Whiting
the word of in the twenty-seycnth line,
70 the word TO-, to give the exact intent OF q
oil bill, and the amendment was agreed to.
$. Mr.. Wild Of Craltsbury. moved the proviot
III question, which was seconded by the House. q
the passage of the BILL Mr.. Peck, of Ira, call,
n for tho ayes and nays, and they were taken.
-, Ayes 1877, nays 30. 80 the bill was passed
H. 10 prevent any further time being spent {
NJ the bill Mr.. Munson, of Manchester, moved TN
se the vote be reconsidered which was disagreed /
~ Special ordcrs.-lI 49, to repeal an act to a
a' thorizo the removal Of distractions from d
IA Guihon branch of the Lamoille river.
US Mr. Waterman, of lIydepark, moyed that Il
M bill be recommitted to the com on judiciar
III which was agreed 10.
re- Senate bills reievcd,-S 81, dividing the tov
M of Westminster 10 special com, on that subie'
,ed 5. lil, to Incorporate the Washington Coun
EN- Agricultural Society TO com. on agriculture.
ef Reports s-From com. on claims, In favor Of
the 1903, to pay WIN. II. Walker the sum there
lb- named passed.
the From com. on education, in favor of H. 272,
in extend tho existence Of the several school d
his tries in the town Of Cornth, and for other pt
ne poses passed.
an. From com. on claims, in favor Of H. 90i,