Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-29

oH'is "hiic dStuaAIy eu3h cu III tne service u sdlh
The reso uton was opposed by Mr. Collins of Bar
ton. Mr. Poland OF 81 JOhusbury; and Mr Waterman
OF johnson. 1t was favored by Mr Sargent of
COrinth, Mr. Goss OF Greensboro moved that the
resolution be ordered to lie. which was disagreed TO-
! he adopt, Of the resolution was then refused.
From Committee on Claims, in favor of s rs to
pay Peter Lander .lT the sum therein named; read
the third time and passed.
Mr. McGuwan OF Gisnt Isle called up II 5II re
peaing certain statutes rel. ting to fishing in the
waters If LAX Champaign; the question being on
the third reading I the bill. The bill was opposed
by MIR Bingham of Essex, IL was favored by MIR
Jameson OF lrashurgh.
MIR Mills Of :iecrsIt moved to amend 50 that the
bill shall rot repeal any existing laws prohibiting
pound, net seine fishing in said lake: which
amendment was opposed by sir Mott OF Alburgh
who favored the bill without the words 'or seine"
which was cOncurred in by Mr. Bul ard of wantOn,
and Mr. Redington Of Rutland
The bill WAS opposed by Mr. Ilolbrook Of Milton,
Mr. Miles al Crattsbury, Mr. Sprague Of Brandon
and Mr. Brown OF Benson.
The amendment proposed by Mr. Mills of Georgia,
was then disa greed to yeas -, nay -.
MIR McGOwan OF Grand Isle moved to amend by
adding the words, and all pound net fishing at al
seasons of the year in raid lake is hereby prohibit
ed, AMI all laws permit n. the same are hereby
repealed. which amendment was adopted.
Dir hinman Of Charleston, moved the bill be
dismissed, which was disagreed to-yeas 10, nay 5
81.
The bill rs amended was then read cor iDforma.
ton, having been read the third time On SATURDAY.
and on the question of the passage OF the bill Mr.
Mills OF GeSrgia, demanded the cas- and nays
which were taken-yeas lilo. nays 20. So the bill
was passed.
DIR Suns If Lexington and Mr. Harrine .on of
SALISBURY. were excused from further attendance
upon the present session, on account OF sickness,
ami the Treasurer was directed to pay them their
fu!l per diem to the close OF the session.
Dir Spra-ue o! Brandon, called up II 25I. to
amend an act To Incorporate the village OF Rut-
laad the question bcin. on the adoption of the
amendment proposed by Mr. Sprague 10 strike out
section one, relating TO the election OF trustees Mr.
Sprague moved that the bill be dismissed.
The motion to dismiss was disagreed to. The
amendment strlking out section one was then
agreed to, and the bill was passed.
ResoluliOn-By MIR Poland OF st JUhnsbury, that
the House will hOli evening sessions during the re
mainder of the session; which was adopted,
Joint resOlutOn-By Mr. Poland OF st Jornsbury,
| that the sweepers and nj ght Waterman in the en-
pOy Of the Sergeant alarms receive for their ser
vices he present session the pay as the vari-
| Gus messengers about the House receive; read,
and on motion of Mr. Howe of Ludlow. ordered to
lie and be- made the special order for Tuesday
| forenoon at haifpast ten o'clock
Reports-FrOm Committee on Judiciary in favor
| of Ii 3l7, 10 cCmnute the sentence OF Asa Maguon'
| MIR kedlpSt0n Of Rutland, subn tied minority
report signed by himself, DIR Potter OF Fawlet and
Mr. Bingham of Essex adversely To the bill.
The minority report reviews tie evidence taken
at the trial and IncluIes With the opinion that the
solemn verdict OF jury after a thorough hearin.
and further Judicial decision by the highest court
in our State should not be TecElessy set aside or
reversed by the General Assembly OF VermontI
The bill was opposed by Dir Redington Of Rut.
| land and MIR Bingham OF Essex. 1t was favored
| by NJ. Huse Of Montpelier ami Mr Poland Of ST
| Johusbury.
Mr. Gilmore Q: Fairlco moved thu bill DO dismiss
| ed pending which.
| Adjourned
| Afternoon.
| Senate bills Tie five following bills having been
considered jointly by the joint committee. from the
| Senate and House, on the insane, were put upon
their passage without the usual reference to com
| mttee.
2d2, in relation to the admission Of patients to
any asyl um tor tLe insane in this Stae: read first
| second and third times and passed In concurrence.
| "a. authorizing the Governor to cause an
animation TO be made as to whether any iraudsare
| being now practiced upon the state in the of
the money appropriated for the beneii. of the in
sane poor OF the State; read first second and third
| times and pa Ssed in concurrence.
3 263. IN amendment o. SECS II, -. Ii and Il Of
chap ~ 9 relating to the removal of paupers and
reilei OF the insane poor read first, second and
| third times and passed in concurrence.
26O, 10 repeal an &C: entitled an act in addition
te chap ~ = =. relating to the support I'd remov
al OF paupers, approved Nov. Is, lS67 read first,
sfcond and third times and passed Ia concurrence.
2Gl in relation to the State appropriations Tor
tho Insane pocr and in an addition to chap a. g.
relating to the support and removal OF paupers,
and the relief OF the insane poor read first second
and third times and passed IN concurrence.
Joint Assembly.
The Senate appeared in the Eepr, sentative
Hall, and a 10 mt Assembly was formed pursuant
to adjournment. TO mpete the election of state
officers. Hon Cotton, President o. the Senate
IN the chair Hon. George Nichols, Secretary Of
State, Clerk
Tor First Trustee Of tho University Of Vermont
and state i agricultural College. Mr. camp Of New
port nominated Luke P Poland Of 81 John shury;
seconded by Mr. Spraeuco Of Brandt II and Mr. Pollard
Of Windsor.
Senator Bal ard of Chittendcn County, nominated
George q Benedict o. Burlington. seconded by MIR
SmaiIey Of Burlington.
Tho ballots having been collected and counted by
the telleis. Senator Ballard OF Chttenden County,
Mr. Camp of Newport, and Mr. Sprague OF Prandon,
acting as tellers, resulted a fjlIOws
Whole number Of ballots .-..........2Is
Necessary tor a choice.
luhe L. IuItnu nau-
George q Benedict had. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i6
And thcreupon
Luxe POLAND
having received majority of all votes cast was
declared duly elected Trustee Tor the six years next
ensuing.
For second Trustee of tho University of Vermont
ana State Agricultural College, Mr. Huse Of Mont
pelier, nominated
BOSWELL FlRSHAM
o. Bradford, seconded by Senator Mead OF Orange
County. Mr. ly-Goddard OF West lairlee and Sen
atOr Ormsbec OF Rutland County, and he wa unan-
mously elected by viva vOce vote TO that office for
the period Oi SIX years.
For third trustee OF the University Of Vermont
and State Agricultural College. Mi Bingham OF
Essex nominated
JESUS DAETr
of Weathersiield; seconded by Senator Deane Of
Windsor county, Sir Brown of benson Mr. Martin OF |
Londonderry. hr SpFagVe of Brandon ard Mr Cur
fier OF Troy; and he was unan imously elected to
that ice, by viva vcce vote for the period Of six
years
On motion 6f Mr. Martin Of Londonderry, the |
JOINT Assembly adjourned until tomorrow alter
noon at ,. o'clock, and the Senate withdresi
Unfinished busntss-H 337, to commute the SEN
teEce OF Asa Magoon, was taken up as the un- |
finished business of this morning, the question he
ing On the motion Of Mr. Gilmore of Fairlee to dis |
miss The bill was opposed by Mr. Bingham OF Is |
sex. Mr. Sprasue OF Brandon, Mr. Fuller OF Fairha- |
ven, ard Sir Keiington .! Rutland.
The bill was favored by Mr circuit of Roxbury |
who was one OF the jurors who sat upon the easel |
MIR Miles OF Crsftsbury, Mr. Huse OF Montpelier, |
and MIR Poland of ST Johnshury. On the question
o. disml ssing the bill Mr. Poland OF st Jonnsbury
demanded the yeas and nays, which were taken
ayes 100. nays $3.50 the bill dismissed.
The House considered Senate proposals OF amend
ment 10 Ii III, relating to the adoption of minors
and the changes Of names and cOncurred therein.
Reports rom Committee OF Conference dis
agreeing votes OF the two Houses on amendments
to 81. relating TO tramps, being compromise re-
port adopted on the part o; the House
Mr. ilolton Of Jamaica moved to recon sider the
vote dismissing Ii 81. To commute the sentence o. |
Asa Magcon Tor the reason as he stated. that ii
mi ght be finally disposed Of ut this time alr Poland
Of st Johnsbuiy moved to lay the motion on the
table and make il the special order for tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock, which was agreed t0-ayes
l26, nays7.
JOINT resolution-Fr,m the Senate relating to
binding certain documents belonging to the Yer
mont historical Society adopted in concurrence.
The House considered the Senate proposals Of
amend. lent TO II itO. relating to attachment and
lew of execution and cOncurreu therein,
From Committee on Public Buildings in favor of
Ice, relating TO the construction and repairs OF
|
tracts; read the third time and passed in concur
renee.
From Committee on Judiciary, in favor offs 20.
TO arend an act relating to the employ ment OF n
reporter in the county courts OF this state; read
hird time and PASSED IN concurrence.
Senate bills reierred-S li9, in amendment of an
act 70 regulate the practice of medicine and surgery
IN the stst, OF Vermont; TO general committee.
5 @6o. in relation 10 supervision OF tbs insane and
the discharge Of patients from the Insane AsJ lunls
to committee on the same
Aresolution that II Johnson of Rockingham.
have leave OF absence Tor the remainder of the
ses sion. account OF sickness and that the Treasu
rer Of the state be directed To pay him his per
diem to the close OF the session, was adopted
Elports-Ffom Committee on Education, in IA
rDr OF 10. t. exempt property from taxation. |
with proposals Of verbal amendment. which were
agreed to- Mr. Currier OF Troy, moved strik cut
nS house and 1t was agreed to Mr. Talcott o.! |
Nillist0n. moved TO amend as 10 provide that
lie buildings - exempted shall he devoted exclu
.Ivey to the intert It's oi SAID schools which was
agreed to. The bill was then read the third time
md passed IN concurrence, with proposals OF !
ime numcnt.
N addition TO an act TO amend ~, chap ~, :,
elaiins 10 process and other matters; with pro-
'osals OF amendment, which were agreed To and the
all wa .ea.. the ih.rd ting and passed in
ence with proposals Of Amendment
From Committee on Judiciary in favor Of $ ~,
n addition TO chap IS, 5, relating tu supplying {
rcords read the third time and passed IN concur h
eDce. !
From select committee OF members from Lamoillo 4
Ounty, adversely To II 27i, laying u tax on the i
ugnty .! ..amUIlle thiri rcsdInS refused. +
Adjourned
SENATE. |
Evening. ,
MONDAY. Nov. =, ISIS. /
Joint resolution BY Senator Ballard, in relation
y vital statistics Senator Dean inquired Tor the Il
,lsOns for the resolution. Senator Ballard replied
resolution simply provided for the inquiry, with
II expense into the matter Of vital stitsts. The a
solution further Discus ed hy Senators Powell l.
aniorth, Deane and Ballard On molten OF Sena
IT Ballard ordered to lie.
From Committee on Game and Fisheries, against
ilt an act to repeal an act proh biting lis him in