Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

Congregational Westinghouse in the town Of Bris-
tol village TO dispose of the same read the third
time and passed
From committee on the judiciary, in favor of
s. 26, repeating an act relating 70 reporters for the
senate third reading ordered
From committee on reform school, against II
~ establishing the salary of the superintendent
Of the reform school; on motion of Mr.. Eaton Of
Danyille the bill was ordered to lie on the table
From committee on corporations, in favor Of
IL 1856 10 repeal an act 10 establish the SPRING
field graded school district, read third time and
passed
From general committee, against II 172. to re-
peal an act in relation to circus exhibitions third
reading refused
From committee on corporations. in favor Of II
lHi, to amend section 9. of an act to incorporate
the village Of Montpelier read third time and
passed
Mr. OLMSrEAD Of Townsend, presented re-
moustrance against the passage Of H. III to
change the county lines of the state Similar
circumstances were presented by Nessrs Clark
Of Stockbrdge, lynde Of Marlboro Braley Of
Troy, Estey OF lattleboro, Titus Of Lexington,
Clark of STAFFORD. Frizzell Of Canaan. Gilett of
Nottingham Whtcher Of Westfeld. Crane of
Nilliamstown and Alexander Of Guiford All
OF which were referred To the select committee ON
that subject
Mr. BARRETT Of Grafton presented a petition
asking for the passage Of House III changing the
county lines Of this state which was referred TO
select committee on that subject
ON motouot Mr. WOODBRIDGE Of yergennes,
adjourned
Reconsideration.
RporS-From the committee ON highways and
bridges. against H. i02, relating 10 the constitute
ton and repairo Of highways; third reading refused
rom committee on highways bridges and
ferries IN favor of IL lOi, granting ferry to DYER
Hill and Henry C. Hin. Mr. Henry of Chester
Intercepted .he committee and Mr. Webster the
chairman, said there had been an opposition boat
put upon the ferry, and that there was an opposi-
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granting exclusive right for ferry to the parties
named in this bill. Mr. ladd Of Aburgh moved
the bill be ordered to lie, which was agreed TO-
From the committee on highways, bridges and
ferries, against H. 1884, defining the powers and
duties Of highway surveyors and road commits
sioners third reading refused
From the committee ON highways, bridges and
ferries, in favor Of II. 10, granting ferry to Al
mon I, farr at larrabee Point read third time
and passed
From the committee on the judiciary, in favor
OF > o. 10 simplify proceedings certain writs
third reading ordered.
From the committee on the reform school,
against II lO7, to pay expenses of the reform
school on motion of Mr. CalderwOOd of Greens
horo ordered To lie
From the committee on the judiciary, in favor
OF II y to enable the propretors and pew own
ors OF the old congregational church Of Barton
TO dispose of the same with proposals of amends
ment' which were agreed 70 bill read third time
and passed
rum inc HtucIdl committee, against IL. loo. 10
prevent minors from committing offences against
public policy third reading refused
from the committee on the grand list, In favor
OF H. ~ to egalize the list Of the town of Castle
ION, with proposal Of amendment, which was
agreed To bill read third time and passed
From the committee ON banks, in favor of H.
~, to tax the deposits of savings banks third
reading ordered
From the conference committee on the disagree
ing votes OF the two Houses ON the Joint resou-
ton fixing time for the election of certain state
Officers recommending fixing the time for Thurs
day, November l6 which was agreed 10
Inc Speaker announced as special committee on
the boNernors special message relating to ran-
Mry alairs Messrs. Martin OF Londonderry
cotton OF lrshurgh liazelton of Cavendish,
lNton OF Danyllle, Parker of Reading, Erwin OF
Newport and llotchkiss Of Georgia
Mr. WOODBRIDGE of Nergennes, renewed his
motion requesting the Senate to return to the
House the joint resolution instructing our Sena-
tors and requesting our Representatives to do all
IN their power TO procure the repeal Of the bank
fupt act; which motion was disagreed TO-
Bus Introduced and RcterTod-S 80, relating
TO the appointment Of a reporter Of the decisions
OF the supreme Court; To committee on judiciary.
By MI NEWTON of 81. Adams, to pay 5, ;.
bedard and H. Brainard the sum therein named
10 the committee on claims
by Mi WALES Of Burlington, 10 incorporate
the Burlington Trust Company; to com on banks
W Mr. HARDWOOD of Meybridge, restoring
William Williams Of Cornwall 10 his legal rights
and privileges, together with a petition ON the
subject; to committee on judiciary
ny Mr. TABOR of Mount Tabor TO pay j. G.
Williams the sum therein named to committee
on claims.
Mr.. BRALEY Of Troy presented remonstrance
against any change in the county lines of this
state, which was referred to select committee ON
that subject.
similar remonstances were presented by NIessrs
Eaton Of Rochester Josselyn of Bridgewater
Cheney of Mestmore, Wells Of Bloomington
Franklin Of Newiane Gleason Of Wardsboro and
Cotton of lrasburgh. All of which were referred
To the select committee ON that subject
By Mr. BATCHELDER Of Arlington, moved to
reconsider the vote taken this morning ordering
the third reading of II 22S, comforting additional
powers ON the Trustees of the Vermont Reform
School. Mr. latcheder explained that he desired
said vote recUnsidered that the bill might be re-
ierred back Ia the committee for amendment lie
thought rs II now Is, II would work much injury
70 the reform school, rs well as 10 the inmates
II left no option with Trustees, as 70 discharges
but made IT Imperative for them to discharge a
boy II found To be over sixteen years of age when
he was sent there no matter how heinous the
crime OF which he is convicted. Such boys should
not be discharged, but be placed where they be-
long, IN state prison.
The vote ordering the hill to a third reading
was then reconsidered, and the question recurring /
" shall the bill be ordered to third reading % ]
MIR. Batcheder Of Arlington moved that the bin I
be rocommitted to the committee ON the reform
school, which was agreed to-
Mr.. LADD Of Alburgh, called up H. 1872, estab- /
llsNlns the salary OF the superintendent of the /
reform school, and moved TO strike out the first I
section, and substituting section fixing the sal I
AIRY of the superintendent at twelve hundred doll /
lars, aud the salary of the matron nj five hun /
dred dollars
Mt sPRAGUE Of Brandon, said the superin-
tendant was not AN officer elected by the state but
was appointed by the trustees, and we should /
leave his salary 10 be fixed by the trustees
Mr. BLODGllH of st. Johnsbury, thought
there was an Improperly In establishing the sal
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worth more than another. The trustees would
probably consider the value OF the services rem.
dered and fix the salary ia accordance with the
service rendered 10 the state
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