Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-06

Joint resoiutipn-By Senator BELDEN. that no
bill shall lie introduced In the Senate after Nov
18th; referred to com on final adjnrrnmnt.
Senator WEBSTER moved that II. 225, an act
revving the office Of sener Of weights and
measures I've returned TO the House In accordance
with the request NJ that BODY 1t WIS 81 ordered
Senator DE ANE called up his motion to recon-
slider the vote 's-ng $. a. au act IL protect fish
In Lake Champlain aud It's tributaries; 1t was ~
ordered.
Senator DEANE moved to amend 90 ~ to ex-
tend the provisions Of the bill IN the tributaries
within one mile OF the Lake. ordered to lie; 1t
thereafter committed fur amendment, reported
back amend d and the amendment adopted
Senator End thought that possibly this hill
would he out Of harmony with the general law
Senator Deane explained that fishing with hook
and line was not nruhibited anywhere
Senator Writer'S made some inquiries in re-
gard to the spawning beds Of the river lamoile;
on mutton o Senat n ,eardsley, ordered to lie
Us introduced and referTcd-H III, an act
for the further protection NJ fish and game; u
select com. On game aud fisheries.
II. l7g. an act to legaliZe the grand list Of the
town Of Concord for 1878; tn com. on grand list
II 2l9 an vet to enable the pew-Owners Of the
Baptist church ut Nottingham Centre to dispose
Of the same; to general com.
II. $50 an act 10 pay +. II Holdrdge the sum
therein named ~ com on claims
II. 25i, An act +, preserve the testimony in
where capital convictions have taken place; to
com IN Judiciary.
II. 266, an act in amendment If acts relating to
the registration OF marriages. births and deaths;
to general com
II 2St. an net In amendment Of an act to incor.
porate the village of Springfield; to general com
ii. 3tA AN act to incorporate the Weston Cornet
Band to general committee.
S. az, IN act t, punish attempts to commit Of
fences, from the II ise with proposal Of amend.
ment, Limiting the provisions Of the bill to of
fences punishable BY death or imprisonment In
the state prison; on motion OF Senator Ballard
ordered ~ lie.
II 1873, an act to legalize the grand lists Of st
George for 1877 and 1878, WAS read the third time
and WIS subsequently called up by Senator Bel
den, who moved that the bill he amended by
striking out the words, taxes which have been
assessed" ordered to lie on motion of Senator
Battel
BIS introduced and refe,red-By Senator BEL
DEN, nm act To- amend an net to incorporate the
National Life Insurance Company, approved No
vember Is. 1913; to gen com
Repors-Frum general committee In favor Of
II. 152, an act to incorporate the EnOsburgh Falls
Aqueduct Conpany third reading ordered to-
morrow.
S. 10, an act relating to the quadrennial ap-
praisal of r. nj estate, was called up by Senator
Dwnell who moved an amendment, which was
agreed TO- and after some discussion by Senators
Dwinell aud King was passed.
Bus introduced aud refeiTe,i-From the House.
II. 2S0, an act TO incorporate the North Hero
Cornet Band; to general com.
ii 1872. an act To legHlize the grand list for the
town oi Victory for 1917 passed in concurrence
Joint MISUNDERSTANDING smoking In the
State Honse from the House, with proposals OF
amendment, Senators Mead and King opposed
the proposed House amendment. Senators Bel
den, Dillingham; and Ornsbee favored it. On the
amendment, Senator Beden called for the yeas
and nays, which were AZ follows: yeas 16 nays
and the amendment was cOncurred in
Special orders. "a, an act establishing the Of
flee OF encouragement. On motion of Senator
Writers ordered to lie and be made the special or
der of three o'clock Thur-day.
Rep0rts-From committee on claims in favor Of
II. 256, an act u pay H. Smith the sum therein
named. Senator Dunshee explained the nature of
the claim, which WAS favored also By Senator Rice;
passed in concurrence.
On motion the Senate ad jOurned
House-Forenoon.
Reading Of Scriptures and prayer by the Chap
Mr. CURRIER of Troy, moved that the reading
OF ye'terday's journal be dispensed with, which
was agreed to.
BIS introduced and rcterred-By Mr.. LEWIS
Of Norwich to pay Silas =. Burnham the sum
therein named; tncon claims.
By Mr.. MOODY Of Bethel, to pay the town of
Bethel the sum therein named to com. on claims
Bv Mr. HAZEN of Hartford, t. pay the town Of
Hartford the sum therein named; to committee
on claims.
BY Mr. MOTT of Alburgh, relating to the cleo
ton Of selectmen Ito elect one each year alter
naiely !; tu gen. CON,
By MIR WATTS of Peacham, relating to actions
on book account, to com on Judiciary.
BY Mr. KENNEDY Of Fairfield, defining the
duties Of Justices Of the peace relating to witness
and other fees; u gen com
By MIR HOLDEN OF Chittenden, to pay Edwin
Ho' ton the sum therein named; to committee ON
claims.
by Mr. FULLER Of Fairhaven, to repeal an act
providing for counsel in criminal cases under GET
tain circumstances; u committee on judiciary.
By Mr. FULLER Of Farhaven, restricting costs
in the county court; To committee on Judiciary.
Snndiy petitions were presented relating To the
matter Of John ?. Phair; to committee ON judi
oiary.
b. Mr.. MILLS Of Georgia, pay the town of
Geo gii the sum therein named; to committee on
claims.
BY Mr. REDINGrON OF Rutland, to provide for
the Refinement OF the dead; to commit on
corporations.
by Mr. REDINGToN of Rutland petition re-
latng to the iiIwage act; to committee on high
ways, bridges and ferries.
By Mr. JONES OF Whitngham, in amendment
Of an net relating u the fees Of members of the
general assembly [s2 50 per day and meagel; to
committee on salaries and fees
BY Mr.. REDINGION of Rutland, relating to
inquests OF the dead and appointing medical ex-
aininers; n committee on judiciary.
By Mr. REDlNGlON of Rutland, to authorize
the village OF Rutland to fund &c tain bonds now
outstanding; IN committee On judiciary.
BY Mr. BROWN Of BENSON relating to the
salary OF the state superintendent OF schools
$4,000 per year and expenses; to committee on
salaries and fees
BY Mr.. ELY-GODDARD OF West Fairlee, by
request for the suppression Of common nuisances
By Mr. BOWMAN OF Isle La Motto, authorizing
clergymen Of any denomination to visit the state
prison ut Windsor and the WOrkhouse at Rnt-
land and hold religious meetings therein to com.
on judiciary.
Senate bills rete,red-S 63, relating to appeals
from Justices the peace; to com. on judiciary.
The Speaker announced rs special committee
to whom is referred II. 243 relating to the insnv-
ency act: MessrS Pollard Of Windsor, Poland of
St. Johnsbury, Spngue of Brandon, Camp of
Newport. Eaton OF Dtnvllle, Harrington Of Hall
fax aud Dart OF Weathersfield.
Rep0rts-from committee on claims, In favor OF
II. go, to pay 7. II, lioldrdge the sum therein
named; with proposal of amendment, fixing the
sum AT S28305 which WAS agreed to- and the bill
was read the third time and passed
From committee on Judiciary, in favor Of s. az,
for the punishment OF attempts TO commit of
fences; with proposals OF amendment, which
were agreed TO, and the bill was read the third