Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-11-18

NJ. DAyENroRr Of Wilmington, Intercepted The com,
mlice and drew from them s statement that no part of
the bennington TRADED District be also said that large
70 s q d Dr. ny, s Psd sfap ss9 Icing p
new school house that the graded district have created
should moi to that district agains their VIII and he
6hSSp I9In ,se ge Of 'hs ai.'e, m
yer'al wish Of Bennington Gadsd school District that the
only u willing rcmonstrants That the total grand list
q The district D slsl Y o. whgh those who are willing TO
annee epfe..nt list Of $50 those who are neutral rep
Mf CBou1 u arton referring to the statement Of Mr.
horton. drew from the committee the fact that the
the ban a. tclng accordance with the wish u the nhabi-
Mr. fitEJ Of rasbureh thought unjust to the nhsb-
iahis o. the districts N Interest that taplesred major
nexauon.
me second proposed amendment wa. then disagreed to.
Mr. ROWE " iuultney moved that the I'LL be dismissed
miss and favored the Bin lie stated that a. he understood
point Of land running down the graded district q BEN
made 10 this bill only brings within the limits Of the graded
district mat strip OF portion VI land which naturally be
NJ GRocf Of Barton, drew from the committee the
number four nine had changed their minds and asked to
BE- considered a. askng % Re set TO the graded district =
mat naloy " The district now appears a. asking The
MI POWELL. VI Richford. moved the previous question
which seconded and the motion to dismiss was then
agreed to-Ayes s. nayssl.
hsrorn rom committee on Judiciary, in favor q " la
" amendment of The charter ui The Home for Destitute th
nitll WIN proposals OF amendment Whrh agreed 20
/ ana The bill was read the third time and passed.
, rom majority o. committee on judiciary 10 favor " "
" 90 ASSESS and tax the real estate " railroads IN this state
m substitute WI assessing an annual nt " 50 on eacl
mile q milruad within I'M. state which shall be- in lieu Of
an other taxes upon the stock property Effects u sucl
rlrnds, aud snl he paid into the rasr, the state of
before the t day June In each year aud pfoyidn.
penalties Tor The Noncompliance with the law the part u
] The Officers and managers " railroads,
Mt COOK, Of Ncndun, intcrtugated tho committee. an,
drew from them the statement that GOV, Smith COY, ihg
and others had appeared before the committee, that M
substitute hll wis drawn Ia part BY Gov. lnderv pod ant
u part by the cummtteei Mat No roads represented by
these gentlemen about i've hundred miles out ~ sl
hundred and twenty -four ln hc state hat wqs just a'
proper that railroads should be- taxed and they shouli
make 100 opposition 0 Co. that De- MT Cook presented be-
fore the committee amendments Co the original hll which
bad not hten acted Mr. tnok then sent the chair h
hinendmentss which proposed 80 amend The amendment
proposed by the committee hy substituting after the
Ing clause the original hl with The amendments proposed
Pending the reading ~ the bin, Mt Gruut u Barton
Wefed that hl the proposed amendments he laid The o.
Die and De printed and be made the special order lOA
o'rluck tomorrow morning, which was agreed TO-
] ON motion 81 Mr.. NCfAnntN, Of Wells, Adjourned