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

Danvtlle, MIR. Dart OF Weathefsheld, Mr.. Melendy
of Cambridge, MIR Redngton of Rutland, and
Mr. Camp OF Newport. Mr.. Eaton Of Danvie
moved 10 amend by adding TO the last section the
words " with the approval Of the Governor"
The bill was further favored by Mr.. Edwards
of Athens. 1t was further opposed by Mr.. Brown
OF Benson
The amendment proposed by Mr. Eaton was
then agreed to-, and the bill read the third time.
On the question of the passage of the bill, MIR.
Mack OF linesburgh demanded the yeas and nays,
which were taken-ayes 1O5, nays69. So the bill
was passed
Third reading-s 81, providing for mortgages
of personal property passed in concurrence.
Repors-From the committee of ways and
means an act making provisions for the support
of government; as follows:
hhese1y enaetedoy the General Assembly Of the state
the list OF the polls and rabe estate the inhabitants Of
this state for the year 1878 to be paid into the treasury by
treasury, by authority of law.
SECTION tax of 40 cents the dollar & assessed on
state for the ysaT s 10 be Gaa qS So the a of sls
drawn on the treasury by authority Of law.
sEeIos sThe S Of sSSo Is %ppGprSisG for the
rn1r he senate and ioase OF aud the con-
tngent expenses OF the General Assembly.
SECTION 1.-THE OF $3.50 900 appropriated for pay
ing such demands against the state as may be allowed by
the Auditor of Accounts and such orders on the treasury rs
may be drawn by county clerks as provided by law.
sEcros 5-The sum of $1,000 is appropriated for the
purpose paying such orders may be drawn to pny the
Treasury Departments.
SECTION s-The sum of $50 600 appropriated paying
the the Agricultural College fund and other
debts OF the state.
SECTION IA sum not exceeding $4,000 is appropriated
TO be allowed by the Auditor Of Accounts Who shall draw
his orders the Treasurer In favor Of the superintendent
penses incurred and on the approval Of majority Of the
trustees Of said Institution.
sRcroN sfor all taxes assessed by virtue of this act
and paid TO the collectors of the same before the first day
OF February next after the issuing by the treasurer OF his
allowed by the collectors to the individuals, corpo
pad and on lie suns 50 allowed the treasurer shall credit
10 the collector settlement of his tax account provided
before the hih day OF said February and provided fur
ter that allowance AT all be made on sum exceeding
the amount due from the collector to the state.
SECTION g-nstead OF the credit mentioned in section ~
credit To the several part The whole
contained in the warrant by him issued for the coec-
shall he accountable to their respective towns for 50 much
Of sne forfeit part @ so Hrs h S' a%n . ny WAY way
apply 10 any tax but those assessed under this act.
SECTION lO-The Treasurer the hereby author
led borrow not exceeding s3bOOO, for the pur-
pose Of defayng the expenses OF the government and pay
ing such appropriations as are OF may he made
SECTION IA exceeding $4,000 appropriated
pay OF the house OF correction obe
orders on favor the superintendent
his presenting proper vouchers for the amount Of the eS-
penses incurred and on the approval OF majority of the
directors Of said institution.
SECTION i2-Thi- shall take effect passage.
Which was read the first and second time and
ordered to be printed
Third reading-H. III, relating to the State
Library; passed
Senate bills referred-S pa in relation to the
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel ana Western Railway
Company, and the Troy Il Greenfield Railway
the rule requiring its reference to committee was
suspended, and the bill was read the third time
and passed in concurrence.
S. 30, in amendment of an act to provide for
the employment of s. reporter in the courts OF
Vermont to com. on judiciary.
ralat tn rist nIlls tn mu mn.
features.
Senate proposals of amendment to H. 3l6, to
prevent minors from lettering about railway sta
TONS were concurred in.
Senate proposals of amendment to II. 1863, to
authorize towns to issue bonds, were cCncurred in
From com. on grand list an act relating to the
grand list; which was read twice The bill i'm
poses fine of $500 listers who shall not prop
ery sign their lists before they are returned
Mr.. MACK of Hinesburgh moved the bill be
dismissed, which was disagreed to.
The bill was then read the third time and
passed.
From committee on corporations, adversely to
IL 374, TO incorporate the Perley Spring Aque-
duct Company; on motion of Mr.. Fuller Of Fair
Haven the bill was dismissed.
From committee grand list, in favor S, 1876,
to leagaZe the list of the town of Waterville
read third time and passed.
From committee on game and fisheries, in
favor Of H. 3li, repeating certain statutes relat-
ing to fishing in the waters of Lake Champlain
with amendment, winch WIS HHfetu 10, ana lne
bill was read the third time and motion 10 dis
miss by Mr. Brown of Benson was disagreed to,
and the bill was ordered to lie and be printed as
amended.
From committee on railroads. in favor of S.
267 in amendment Of an act authorizing the for
nation of railroad corporations, approved No
vember 90, 1872 read the third time and passed
in concurrence.
From committee on game and fisheries in favor
of H. 80 in amendment of an act relating to the
capture of fish and game read the third time and
passed.
From committee on game and fisheries, in favor
of $ 22l in amendment of an act for the pro-
lection of game birds in the state Of Vermont
read the third time and, after amendment on
motion of Mr. Rockwell of Brattleboro, the bill
was passed. .
ON motion of Mr.. REDlNGTON of Rutland ad j.
Monday, November 25th-Senste.
Reading of Scriptures and prayer by chaplain.
Third reddiHgS-S. $50, an act relating TO the
collection of taxes; passed
5. ~, an act relating to prosecutions for embez-
Element passed.
5 1873 an act in amendment of sec ., ch. ~, OF
g. : in relation to the drawing of jurors; passed
5 go an act TO repeal " an act in addition u
CHI 90 of q. :, relating to the support and re-
moval OF Iaupers," approved November 10, 1861
Senator Ram moved that the bill be ordered u
lie pending the disposition of other bills ON the
same subject il vas ordered
Senator ORMSBEE called up ;. 266, an act re-
latng to the supervision OF the insane and the dis
charge Of patients, etc.
Senator BELDEN.moved to amend by q provi-
sion that the "superyisors Of the insane" he
t.l h,s l,a al a. nf IN.