Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-27

Joint rosolution-Reatng to certain military
records Of the war Of 1872, was taken up on mo-
ton Of Senator Dunshee The question was upon
the amendment recommended by the committee,
filling the blank for appropriation with the sum
Of 81 900.
Senator STEARNs favored the resolution On
motion Of Senator Helden, ordered to lie
Senator ORM SBEE called up s. 1863 an act re-
lating to the removal OF paupers etc. third read
ing ordered Monday morning.
Same order rs to 5. 26l, an act requesting the
Governor to inquire into the question OF frauds in
the use of appropriations for the insane poor.
Same order as TO S. 26J, act in relation to the
correspondence of patients In the insane asylum.
Same orderas to S. 262, an act in relation to the
admissions OF patients to any asylum Tor the
insane.
Same order rs to s. 261, an act in relation to
the support and removal of paupers, etc.
Leave Of absence was granted to Senator Frank
lin for the remainder of the session
Repors-from judiciary committee, without
expression of opinion as to S. 90, an act to ncor-
porate the Peoples Mutual Life Insurance Com
| pany. Senator Mead favored the bill. Senator
| Ram thought $4,000 was not safe capital.
Senator Belden called for the yeas and nays,
which were rs follows: yeas 90, nays 4, and the
| bill passed
S. SO, an act in relation to the administration
| and distribution of intestate estates, was taken
up aud made the special order OF Monday after
| noon.
From judiciary committee, upon S. 80, an act
in relation to prosecutions for embezzement, with
proposal Of amendment; amendment agreed to,
|
From com. on claims in favor of S. 81, an act
to pay W. g. Veazey and c. b. Eddy sum not
TO exceed 500, for the defence of J, p Phar be
| fore the supreme court. Senator Munson stated
that this bill was drawn without the knowledge
| and procurement of Colonel Veazey and Mr..
| Eddy, Senators Dunshee, Ballard and Stearns,
thought 1t was only just that Phair should be al
| lowed this small sum for his defence, passed
| From com on claims, in favor of H. 292 an act
to pay Daniel c. Jones the sum therein named;
| passed in concurrence.
From judiciary com. in favor OF H. 400 an act
| in relation to attachments and levy of execution,
| with proposals of amendment, which were agreed
| to and bill passed.
From com on grand list, upon II. so, an act to
amend chap SO, of g. s., entitled of grand list,
with proposal Of amendment; ordered to lie.
From general COM, in favor of II. 272, an act
defining the powers of the village Of Newport;
passed
relation to election of town officers third read
ing refused.
Adjourned.
House-Forenoon.
Reading of Scriptures and prayer by chaplain
Reports-From com. on claims, in favor Of II.
2g2, to pay Daniel C. Jones the sum therein
named with amendment, fixing the sum at 60,
which was agreed TO, and the bill was read the
third time and passed.
From com on highways, bridges and ferries,
in favor Of 5 200, relating to highways in Harris
Gore; read third time and passed in concurrence.
From com on highways, bridges and ferries,
adversely to II. 172, relating to highways; third
/, | reading refused.
From com. on judiciary adversely to II. 217,
From sneciaI com on salaries and fees without
expression of opinion, H. 3lS, in relation to attend
ance at the State House, third reading refused. .
From com. game and fisheries, in favor OF
$ ISL, in amendment of sec 81, chap. lib, e. y. !;
,o,d ,he ,hird time and nassed in concurrence
From com. claims, in favor of 5. pol, to pay
, l.. A. Drew the sum therein named; read third
Trn,,, ci,n,nittee an claims in favor of & 227
IN nav Henry p Kant the sum therej,s named .
roo5 10 third lime md nassed in conc,rrence
: -, c,,nnjttae on education in favor Of &
OK ,aIt e., ,rr,,,ai schools of His sta,a raai
a. .bjrd ,i,e nd nassed in concrrranca
Tron, comm;ttee an claims in favor of & AZ IN
nav Wi,iiam 4 Crombie the snm tberein named +.
= - con,,ni,,ne an ;ndiciarv in favor Of g @,
,riiidI,, for ,nor,,a5 Of ne,sonaI nronerty
rba XII ,yas favore5 Nv Mr. PoIand Of Il Iohns.
+ -. n a. nr,,, 81 picht,rd A. paJinato, 20
p pr, ~ A., Cnrrar ni Tro,, Mr. unhhord Of
nu'anrt w H. ME- 81 rroitshmr NJ H.
,,'o "q ciidham Ni Rnwen 81 AIhany NJ
T Si,a.ii', - iii,,t,ata Nr MaIardy of rar,
: hridgc Mr. Sma1iey III BnrlinDton Mr. Jackson
n T,r,e and Mr. Rrookins of Shorebnm II was
. onnnsoJ h,, Nj Warerman If Johnson Mr. iefTer,
+ n ~ Ii Tba Nil was then ordared w. he
- ~ ,Ii.i IN A. ,irao ~; Ill, ,tis a t,or,,o,n
ie p Nv l,o WI NmtS ~ Iobnsbr from tba co.
= - w., ,,faran,, 90 : 81 80 a,nand 500 a
h' 20 ,ha, ,bo too bo"Ses n,ndif thai
nropo.aIs If amendment so that the auplIcation
~, @ I 'a,6 % az is,aad
t i5r new '' may M 'Iv ~ U je @
# ", ~ ,,Y NJ E,or t TairSa,n NJ Ton ~
l. ~ AZ fn' p5in', o 80 pm,lond M MaP,;
~ din,dar M Noab Of Wew Uavan heinz, in
= a. ohniy" Ms XVntorra, 81 Iohn"on anJ H.
, unthrn ~, c,iIdbau II COS favored he NJ
nn nSdoih q nsr ond ur Muhoyyd ~" u;
n p lT,%"u "' ''N -''' VI
g fha ad,tir ~ tho ronort Of tho con,r,i,taa of
. - s ne % - ~ tilod "a 80 ~ az to-
PTnfVGT1W If Putian3 moyed ga 10
+ House adhere to the House proposals of amend
= ment to the bill, which motion was favored by
; Mr. Martin OF Londonderry and MIR. Fuller OF
Il Fairhaven The motion TO adhere was opposed by
a | Mr. Monahan OF underhill, and II was agreed TO-
u The Senate proposals OF amendment to III, 56,