Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-11-04


the discretion " the court 70 shy whether eithe
party, in case Of divorce, may or may not marry
again and parties marrying contrary to any de
cision OF the court shall be deemed guilty Of po
lygnmy to judiciary committee,
IL li2, an act to pay Isaac NJ Trip the sun
therein named 70 committee on claims
H. l5i, an act 20 incorporate the " Middletown
Telegraph Company; 10 committee on railroads
by Senator WILSON, Of Windsor, an act IN
amendment Of section TO- chapter ~ Of the gen.
crn statutes 10 committee ON judiciary.
by Senator KING, OF Washington, an act TO au-
thorizo the making Of chairs at the Reform
school making an appropriation not TO exceed
Sl5 900 for the erection u suitable buildings for
that purpose 10 committee on reform school
BY senator HOWE, Of Windham an act direct
Ing the treasurer of the state to remit 10 the
treasury Of the United States the sum Of ~, 3G0,
90 This sum Is the amount Of the Morrill,
money to committee on federal relations.
Reports Of coDininees--From the general COM
mittee, IN favor Of II rs an act to legalize the
grand list Of the town Of Jay, for the year 1874
third reading ordered for Tomorrow morning
From same, in favor Of II 6s, an act to amend
an act approved Nov. 20 1872, relating 10 the
grand list third reading ordered
From the committee on ha X IN favor Of y 2S,
an act 10 amend an act Incorporating the Hyde
park Savings Bank and fmH Company; thfd
reading ordered
From the committee on railroads, in favor " II
Ill, an act 10 amend the charter of the Moutpe-
ier Black River railroad"
From the committee on finance, adversely to S.
10 an act 10 appropriate the Morrill, money so
dered % lic
From the committee on judiciary, against S. ~
an act TO punish offences against chastity, moral
ity and dccency third reading refused.
From same, in favor Of II. o. an act fixing the
fees Of probate judges IN certain cases.
From the judiciary committee In favor " H.
l1l, an act in amendment Of section L. of " AN act
in addition 10 chapter 81, general statutes entitled
U0HaNa HHHH % HIHHa.
approved October -, 1870, third reading ordered.
from committee ON railroads, in favor of $ o.
an act to empower the railroad companies therein
named to consolidate with each other and cou-
Meeting railroads third reading ordered
From general committee, In favor of s. a. an
act To amend au act entitled an act authorizing
the change OF names, and constituting persons
heirA-at-law in certain cases approved November
-. 1870 with proposals Of amendment, " that the
act take ciicu from its passage amendment
agreed TO and third reading ordered
Prom committee ON Judiciary. iu favor of III
lOl, an act 100 amendment ul and boz addition ~
section -, chapter A, general iatuIc. entitled
OF tho traffic u Intoxicating dUuH- UHlI.l'-
Ing ordered
From the committee lu riIoal iu a.alol li
49, Au 1ct boo amendment of au af IU lH|.H.
thc Midland Railroad CONF JOY |NII iDl.
ordered
From the committee ou claims m favor OI Il
3s, am act To fay ElWard llaW lIn- tUc suu thO .u
named third reading ordered
From the lmc, in favor ~ H. G3. an aot to Jay
sheldon Bow right the sum therein named. tlHrd
reading ordered
Prom the general committee dgoiH1 s. 5S, ana
act relating 20 the appointment oftown agents for
the sale Of intoxicating liquors; ordered to lie.
From the committee ON manufactures, in favor
" II 100, am act to change the name Of the Nye
Manufacturing Company 10 the Berlin Manufac-
turing Company, with proposals Of amendment
amendment agreed TO-, and third reading ordered
From the committee ON railroads, adversely to
; ~, an act in relation to miiNad corporations
third reading refused.
Read ne nri tines g. au act to pay Geo.
W Crawford s316l passed
$. l6 an act relating 20 the distribution OF the
Vermont reports, which passed the senate, and
was sent to the House for It's concurrence was re-
turned to The Senate with proposal OF amendment,
making the number to be delivered tO the state ii-
bmuan one hundred aud twenty-five, instead ot
one hundred copies, also changing the title of the
bin amendment agreed to, and bin passed
y0it res)hdI0H-Irom the House Joint reso-
luton, providing for the transfer of an military
records from the office Of Secretary Of state TO the
Adjutantand Inspector General s Office, adopted in
concurrence.
On motion Of senator HOWE of Windsor, ad-
HOUSE
TmHspAy, October 29--A NJ
Reading Of Scriptures and prayer 10y Rev Mr
Guernsey, Of Bellows Falls.
Journal Of yesterday was read and approved
Joint rcs0iUtjon-By MIR NEWELL, Of ShelbuTn,
that the members Of the General Assembly ac-
knowledge the kindness and courtesy extended to
them by the Central Vermont Railroad Company
in furnishing special train 70 enable them 10
visit the state Reform School at Waterbury ON
Wednesday, October 2o, 1874 and thar the
thanks of the two Houses are rendered 20 super
intendent Hobart and to the other officers and
managers Of the company; and that the secre-
tary Of State l. hereby directed 10 otnnsmit copy
Of this joint resolution to the president Of the
company.
BHls uffoHuced 01d rJtTed-By Mr. btol i,
of Barton to lAy Clark Thompson the sum therein
named, together with memorial OF :. =. Peach
aud others thereon. This memorial asks that the
hne OF 500 imposed ON clark Thompson at the
Orange county court December, 1913 for assault,
may be remttcl on the ground that the same is
excessive and also ON the further ground that
there is doubt as 10 the guilt of said ihompsonl ;
10 committee ON Judiciary
BY MIR. SMALLEY, Of Burlington, TO legalize
the grand list Of the city pf burlington, for the
year 1874, TO committee ON grand list
by Mr BAILEY, Of Windsor, to pay William
Gay the sum therein named to committee ON
claims.
BY Mr. ROWE, Of Poultney Of citizens Of
poultney, for law regulating tariffs on railroads
TO committee on railroads.
Hy Mr. IOODELla Of brandon, 70 make leglti-
mate the births OF the children ui Edwin T. Mar
den and Bridget Marden, 20 committee ON ju-
dietary
by Mr.. WRIGHT, uf Orwell, granting a ferry
10 Charles 5 Weatherhcei TO committee on high
ways, bridges and ferries
by Mr. FlNNEN, OF Monbton, a petition asking
for amendments 10 the prohibitory law, TO COM
mittee on railroads.
By Mr.. GUILD of Rupert, n petition against
the enactment Of a law regulating tariffs on GER
tain railroads to committee on railroads
by Mr. SLADE, of Ahddlehuiy TO incorporate
the Nliddlebuy comet band To committee on
corporations.
: 43, 90 repeal an act n Amendments ol .DH'uu
~ chapter Us, general statutes HuUsItcf N
2G is72 10 committee ON judiciary.
: A. relating TO private lrp0l noa.- u-
mitiee ON corporations
By Mr. INGE, Of Rutland o. f0y WaYu u.
Smith the uu therein namcd o. committee ON
claims
BY Mr. COOLIDGE, Of Plymouth, 60 legalUe
the grand list of the town of Plymouth to COM
mitiee on grand list
Hy MIR SLADE, Of Middebury, regulating the
fees of justices of the peace, for each action
tried, when time spent is one hour or under, ST.
and fifteen cents for each additional hour, for
each nOnsuit default or confession, seyenty-iiye
cents for recording each judgment, twenty-five
cents TO committee on judiciary.
By Mir McGAFFEY, Of Lyndon in relation TO
trusts in lands, TO committee on judiciary
Mr. WELLS, Of Cranky, called up H. so, in
amendment of an act relating to the grand list
approved November % 1872 lie had examined
for himself the amendments proposed by the COM
mittoe, and also the amendment proposed by the
gentleman from Marlboro He was satisfied that
the amendments proposed hy the committee ought
10 be adopted and that was all that was necessary
to be done
Mr. LYNDE, of Marlboro, favored his amend
ment and said that the arguments adduced yes
terday by the gentleman from Stockbridge against
the amendment which he now proposed were