Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-03
Legislature of Vermont.


dorsed any promssory note claim or demand il said prom
OF on speeaed day or on or before specified day he
n claim o 4. 70 b pay se @ %
may haye and after he has redeemed said pomsory
his the action the original holder Of
The promlssoy note, claim demand, would have been
n 2s an act relating to Grand and petit jurors to com
on Judiciary This bill provides for the suinmonng Of
By senator iIESRY an act establishing the salary of
provided for by the bill foiowsi Treasurer ST 800;
500 qaefer@ss general sico superintendent 81 ea
cation s. 200 and actual expenses snpe,n,enden Of house
Ierntendent Of agriculture, sl0oo and official expenses,
BY senator PAUL, act to pay gilbert 4. DAVIS the
sum therein named to com. on claims.
the laws OF 1916 relating 70 appeals from justices Of the
among other things That no appeal shall be allowed IN Se
tons on notes and accounts stated Of amount
an action on note on account stsie When The sd dmna%
ting forth that he has good defence and no apoS she
be allowed where neither the ad damnum in the plaintiffs
amount claimed balance due shown by the specifics
m1ns on es senn Oh ne psn on ta sha exceed 80
port Of paSpeTs actions for ne on penalty actions Of Tres
pleads In bona fde demand or demand exceeding
by senator THATCHER, an act in amendment Of the
act o. Incorporation OF the Farmers and Mechanics Saw
Third reading-si a, an act in relation to persons
fined in the state PRISON. passed.
to pay Nathan johnson the sum therein named. SEN
BY. senator HENRY, from committee on revision recon-
amendment Gichsp 81 s. entitled 20 authorize the bu.
amending joint rule 10. ID adopted in concSrsnes
ag . The con:iraco1 q DE sand bride; On motion
of senator Saod ordered TO lie and be made the special
order for Thursday November ih at eleven O'Clock In
proved November lSh 1850 THE noey cianscj 1hecoip
piled to by Senator Henry
Senator BRIDGMHS ihen spoke at length against the
prohbitory liquor law. senator Henry favored the hill
law and he had no intention 10 make sny al Attack deey
indirectly against the law But he supported the bin IN
senator GfEED opposed IT, bill. 1t was question of
practical policy and he thought experience had
mat the proposed measure would be step backward In the
on The question, shall the bill be read the third time
follows Yeas-,Senators Dunon, Henry, Stafford and
Cook, Dana. Darling, Dwinell Field Fuller. Gleason
PemSc Robinson sys TSncF Weed a an% wo sss
WORTH and the third reading refused.
senate-Afternoon.
oRsport-FIem COMMITTEES on hshways in favor Of $.
bridge company The committee Wa
6y Senator Brakeman Senator North replied for the
From committee on manufactures, in favor of II. a. an
Visions senator wne nieoss s he commS S
and ws replied to by senator Peck senator Fuller read
ysng the repeal OF The chapter in question. senator Dana
ton of Senator Dwinell, ordered 10 lie
From committee on Judiciary. H. 2. relating to the
ment On motion Of senator Stafford ordered 10 lie and he
From committee claims in favor Of IT, H. an act to
pay Thomas Sargent, Jr the therein named passed
Third readHg.-II &c. an act in amendment of an act
concurrence, with proposal Of amendment r''' III
~ an act to change the name Of the Rniapd County
Report-From the committee on judiciary without e,
81 "A sfn
board of health and vital statistics and with resolution
that the bill be referred to special committee The
motion adjourn put and lost at half-past two
o'clock The senate on notion then took
on reassembing the senate adjourned without further
business.
House-Forenoon.
Devotional exercises by Rev. william HYDE of Fairfax,
Bs e ga aS sa1 Mr. prv,xn
of Arlington H. IA, an act in relation school districts
to con- on edncation The b provides that children nv
make inconvenent for them to attend any their
oTn town they ean be better accommodated
mttee TO the schooling Of children in the adj
eachen such are to keep and emn reeo Of ne
and 4 sea be counted as part Of the
pIBsPGMyG Mr. o. aHipg '6s f pSSlS Money! q, m
the incorporation OF religious, benevolent other scot
cites. ri provides that all such societies shall organize and
out the form Of agreement under which ne ineorpoaior-
ns caSanIs MT SnrrsT explained that the b was IN
and he asked that be referred to the Judiciary committee
by NJ SMITH oi plainaeld II. lie, an act to repeal
on JUDICIARY G Fiji. iii epsa aRs ene ssp to
e." ana "a @I s, N9 q Of act T,, Of lsi2
construction Of railroads; TO railroads The bill
T. to amend secs 4 and g. Of chap 49, which
and in regard to their establishment b,
S srESeGR Of w%n sSGin' l, an &c, to
s q h sssp dspay +. e 81 @ s s
Of f G%P OH BE &c Il se % nGs
Ia
jail ior n9 On Of taxes 70 com Judiciary II
poor having legal settlement in the state con.
thereof shall be allowed BY the state auditor and PAID out
0i Ie STATE treasury unless The person T. committed for
which case the expense shall be paid The treasury OF
i0S motion SS 80 S CT r hpsoy o,
asonIgh the vote OF Yesterday by which II was laid upon
and made The special order for next Friday h.fpsst
Aburgh, the bill recommtted 10 the highways
or iass ana ,i ferries s i9r perfection.
ton came up as special order and motion Mr. Brown
Rspors.-from committee corporations by Mr. sPEN-
~ adversely 70 H. ~ to Incorporate the freewi Bap
From committee on corporations by MIR. sMifH Of Shell
5urp adversely to H. ls to amend The act incorporating
Rysrredas r. an act IN relation TO the Investment by
banks. w. "
,Repons;,from com on Judiciary, by Mr.. DART of
Weatheshed, In favor OF H. 100, which provides that no
compensation shall be paid by the counsel assigned
to defend respondents or to counsel assigned the
Mr. DAkrr explained the reasons Of the report which
would save expense 70 the state that the states aor
were always willing to defend moor crminals for noI5s
MI. BROWN of Grand Isle believed thai counsel should
have reasonable pay defending criminals He believed
us Jaw n 9sa bette. f ,,ll,n as II = a. 40,
grounds urged by Mr.. Dart.
Mr. SMITH OF ST. Johnsbury did agree with the com
thought h. subject that could well be left 10 The dis.
erection Of the court and he moved that the bill be so
M Mr. ARyEY q Topshap ,sd that the law