Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-11-27

ReSOlufs0n-by MI -. aassion | .
hat during the remainder ., a enc sneak
members shall be restrieteu - ~ o,cssdinp
ing on any subject, and tha' n'' '
i've minutes -, biyhways.
br;dges and ferries on a resoi utlon u"
I'M Them To inquire if any ieeis,a,ron
necessary TO secure promptness anu eMs,sn
cv in the repairs of highways anu 3riu
and tn guard towns against unjust ut
a bill entitled, An act relating 10 plInss
suits for injuries on highways ana orIas'''
which was ordered to lie and be pTin'er-
members from Grand Isle county, IN iasoa
of S. l76, to amend an act to incorpoia;TI
the Grand Isle Steamboat company. oi..
read third time and passed IN eoncuii'"''
with proposals of amendment. p.e
School in favor of Ii. 33l. to establish tue
Vermont Industrial School for girls.
MIR. Parker of Waterbury, moved thas inc
hill he ordered to lie, wDlcd was agreeu ".
From committee on the Insane Asylum'in
favor of S. Sc. in addition to chap. ~. <,
= relating to the support OF the insahc
moor read third time and passed
From committe on Judiciary, IN iaVe. OF
II % in addition to the laws now In iolce
relatinc to exemptions from attachnen'
and execution; read third time anu pds.euc
From committee on education' IN ,'No' u
II AS. to amend sec. 81, chap y =;
relating to common schools reau 'niU
time and passed Hin. - favor
IF II I'D TO change the time OF holding the
Snnreme Court in the County OF Urano
Isle read third time and passed.
EVENING SESSION.
ReDorts-From committee on ei1eation'
in favor of II. 1872, to authorize inc tIus
tees of the Rutland county grammar sSuOo "
TO transfer the same; with proposes, %
amendment. On motion oil MI Aoe'' u
West Haven. ordered TO lle- ..-.s,.o,,,.
~ Sro,n Grand Isle county, in favor oil II;
| 90 laying a tax on the county oil uranu
IsIe. With proposal Of amendment, nAihs
tax at tour cents on the dollar, when wa
srreed 10: bill read third time and passed.
From special committee consisting Oh
members from Grand Isle county ID l9'"l
of II. 427, to change the time gi holulns
The conntv courts in Grand Isle county ;
,,itb nronosals Of amendment which were
agreed TO: read third time and passed.
SENATE.
MoNDAY, Nov. %
Rus introduced and referred-By Senator
Rrookins. with unanimous consent, an act
10 legalize the grand list OF the town oil Lei
cester to general committee
nv senator Rowell Of Orange, VITA IN
animous consent, an act to enable non
resident guardians to obtain properly IA
,bis state. belonging to their wards anu
resiaino in other States or Territories OF the
United States 10 Judiciary committee;
ii. 80. an act to change the time oi hoit-
inc the Supreme Court IN the county VI
Grand Isle; TO Judiciary committed
II 427. an act to change the time oil ho4d-
ing the County Court IN Grand l7ie Oouhls
to Senator'S from Grand Isle
II. %, an act in addition to me avs no"
in force, relating to exemption from eAecu-
ton and attachment; to judiciary 0ou''
mittee.
ii. IiI.an act to Incorporate the Barring
ton Music Hall Association; 10 general
, committee.
pnblie money among school districts, ana
in amendment of sec. e3 OF chap - z = u
, committee on education
II 266 an act to annex I part OF the LOWE
of Morri.town to the town OF Hytrpark .anc
a part OF the town Of Ily depark 10 the town
of Morristown to general COMMITTEE
Tnfnisied business - Senator Walton
, called up H. 396. an act relating 70 the sup
port of government; read third time ahl
= passed 10 concurrence
ii. 81, an act in amendment Of an act L
incorporate the city OF burlington wa
/ called up, and the vote ~ "hicn Il wa
, passed. was reconsiderel. Senator ROweI
: then proposed amendments which were
agreed to. and the bill passed with proposals
i Of amendment.
From the House with proposals o. amend
ment ;. lis. anact to Incorporate the Granc
Isle steamboat company amendment
agreed to.
Reports of committees - From genera
committee against II. 2o0. an act to moor
porate the Benson butter and cheese factory
third reading refused.
l HOUSE.
: ReDorts-From committee or railroads
II. PSI. to incorporate the Grand Junction
Railroad Company, (irom W est Concord I
Island Pond, by a substitute bill whlct
, was read third time and passed. The orlgl
nal bill was then dismissed.
p, From general committee, IN favor OF ii
. III, to incorporate the Burlington Musl,
Hall Association; read the third time and
passed.
: From committee on education. il favor o.
: Ii. 3i6. relating to the division of public
e money among school districts, with propo
l sails Of amendment which were agreed Il
(requiring district school CLERKS 10 maxi
their returns to town superintendent
1 Mr.. Dana of Cornwall, moved 10 amenC
: the bill 80 as to REQUIRE that all school re
0 turns now required to be made 10 town su
perintendents shall hereafter be made t
c town clerks.
0 Mr.. Wells of CRANKY, moved that th'
4 bill be ordered to lie, which was disagreed
to.
e The amendment proposed By Mr.. Dams
4 was then disagreed tO-ayes 50, nays 81
: Mr. Davis of Reading, moved to amend
b by striking out the words FOR the term o
! two months with other moneys than thes'
when may be drawn from the town treas
{ ury, shall have been faithfully expended BY
e such district in paying teachers wages an(
T board, and for fuel Tor such schools, an-
d for no other purpose, and insert the word
two full terms of ten weeks each. or thell
: equivalent. This amendment, Mr.. Dawn
: said, would make this bill conform 10 th'
d law passed in $50, instead of virtually re
] pealing that act, and carrying rs back Il
the law as it was in 1866
: Mr.. Sayles of Huntington, opposed thu
: amendment, being in favor OF returning Il
n the law as it was in 1856.
: The amendment proposed By Mr.. Davl
e was then agreed to; ayes -, nays %.
! Mr. Chamberlin of Jay. moved to amenC
g section >. 80 as to require that disrric
q clerks shall make their returns TO the towr
c superintendent on or before the 20th day o
q March in each year
t Mr. Rowe of Poultney, moved that tn,
0 bill be dismissed. which was disagreed 70
e ayes 81. nays So.
t The amendment proposed by Mr.. Cham
berlin of Jay, was then disagreed 10.
The bill was then read the third time
ayes 81. nays 81.
/ Mr.. Abortion of Glover, moved 10 amen,
3, so that one-third instead of one-half, tn,
1 tax shall be divided equally between tht
districts without regard to the number o
D scholars, which was disagreed TO.
The bill was then passed.
From special committee consisting o
1 members from the county Of Lamoiile. IL
; favor of Ii. 266, to annex = part OF she town
i of Morristown 10 the town of H. depark
and a part of the town of iiydepark to tn,
3. town of Morristown, with proposals o
c amendment, the first two OF which wer,
agreed to.
c On the question OF the adoption Of thu
1 third amendment Mr.. Powers Of MorrIst)wn
moved to amend 50 that tho bill snail TAKE
T. effect on the 30th day of March next. pro
; vided the legal voters of both towns shall
d. accept the provisions of the act at the uexi
1 March meetings of the two towns. Ths
amendment proposed by the committee only
submitted to the legal voters Of the town d
Morristown whethsr they would accept the
/ part of Hydepark proposed to be annexed
e to Morristown.
c Mr.. Mcfarland Of IIydepark. opposed the
4 amendment as virtually killing the bill.
e After explanation Of the ca-e BY both
Mr.. Powers and MIR. Mcfarland and others
G Mr.. Perrin of Berlin, moved that the bali
| lie dismissed, which was subsequently with
drawn. Tho amendment PROPOSED by Sir.
| Powers was then agreed to. Mr.. Daven-
g port OF Wilmington, moved to amend 50 a.
: TO fine not to exceed $500 the sclectmeu OF
| either town II they fail to insert the neces-
6 "a ~ articln II, thair ra-rir.. g L. -.