Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-10

t,,,,,e. AGAINST the p.rs,n furnishing the liquo--
aud inc person letting knowingly iho @ rnL nro
" here the liquor is sold, and the seieI an ~ ~ -
pr,,tor NAV lie jOinrd in the same action In & Is
of the death disability OF "A pcfsnh' eilnJt I, %
such injury or Ia consequence o, a., ,a,or Of
the same cause of action u created III ia'" y,
person dependent upon such person, ueai VI "''
Ey Mr. Palmer Of jericho. IL. SO an act relating
10 fees of county clerks 10 the special committee
on court expenses. tCuunty clerks shall receVe
for signing wrs. twelve cents Tor entering 'aSn aS
action IN the supreme court, nfty cents IN the
county court, seventeen cents ; Tor entering each
Judgment in supreme court. seVcnty-nHe cents iu
the county court on trial, forty GEMS on honsuit
default twenty-five cents continuance IN sa p,
court thirteen cents in county court elgnt oeits,
for taking each recognizancc stN eh,een cSh.s io t
each execution, twenty -hve cents ior eath VIM "
possession tiiy cents for recording each uepu'y
sheriff ) depuiIiion and OATH twenty nve cents iot
each rule Of reference To auditors, twenty-five
cents for filing each necessary paper, SIX cents
for each certificate under the seal OF the county
court twenty-f -fvc cents 4; for subpoena tor each
witness SIX cents for attending court 'per cay,
enc dollar for each order OF court ten cents Ior
all copies OF record (per follO)- seven cents io
recording certificate OF notary public or lus'ee M Ul
the peace, TWENTY-FIVE cents for certlncaie OF VI
vorce, seVenty-nve Gems FOR other services rem
derei by order OF court etc, reasonahie SUM 10
be certified by the court. The county cleIk or
sheriff when required TO canvass the votes OF the
fracmen for any Office shall he allowed ten cents
mile each for travel. and g 80 per DAY; county
clerks shall receive five cels ioT each Otutf uta"h
on the State treasurer.l
sage of "a well-guafdrd ana stringent o'h 'p'i'h
license law" was presented and referred 10 tne
Committee on Judiciary by Mr. sargent OF Beinel'
of W T. Heath and hiiy-iwo others. Inc iolow-
ing remonstrances against the passage OF license
Law were presented and referred TO the COMMITTEE
an Iulciary by Mr. Howe Of Ludlow, OF y. W.
Pierre anil one hundred and fify-onc other legal
voters of ludlow; 10y Mr. Briggs of Brandon OF
+. e. carr and forty-eght other citizens OF Bfhr,
don. of Mrs. W. Z. Simonds and two hunoreu anu
Gfty-nve other women OF Brandon; OF Daniel X.
Watson and Ifty-fve other citizens OF Brandon by
Mr. Smith of Rockingham, OF the Rev A. iolorook
and one hundred and iorty-four other cltizens oil
Rockingham.
The St Regis Indians-The Speaker laid before
the House a communication fiCm the Governor,
enclosing a letter from the ST. Regis Indians, and
recommending that some decisive action he taken
upon their claims The communication ana letter
were referred 10 the Committee on Federal Reis-
tons.
Election Of seventh jddgc-The joint resolution,
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representa-
tiycs, that the House meet In JOINT Assembly on
this Friday afternoon, November 18Th, lssO, AT
three O'Clock for the purpose OF electng n seventh
assistant Judge Of the Supreme Court, was taken
from the table unfinished business. the question
pendinc at the adjournment of the House on Fri
day afternoon. November l?ta, being shall the
House reconsider It's vote adopting Inc resolution?
moved by Mr.. Harvey OF Topshiil. MIR. llnckley
Of Chelsea asked. IN Mr.. liarycy's absence, the
unanimous consent of The House 10 withdraw the
notion. II granted.
CONSTITUTIONAL amendment proposal Of amend
ment 10 the Constitution oi the state providing for
a change of time Of holding lreemcns meeting and
sessions OF The Legislature came from the Senate,
having been adopted by iwo-thirlS vote and was
read On molion Of Mr.. Page Of Rutland II was re-
fcircl 10 a special committee OF scNcn 10 he named
by the char.
The STATE iriniing-lI. l0i, an art relating TO
state printing and stationery, came back from tue
Senate passed, with proposals OF amendment. The
three first proposals of amendment provide for the
insertion OF court dockets judges anu clerks dock
cts. Jury calendars and new entry dockets IN the
list OF Documents the printing OF which shall he
bId for, hut allows the county clerks 10 procure
their printing wherever they choose, at price
not greater ihan tie contract price. The ioufth
provides for striking Of the bill, and IN
ser.lng new section. making the size
of each printed page of the documents mentioned
in all the DIVISIONS. except the SIKH and seventh,
seven one-fuurih inches IN length aud four Inches
In width making the type used IN the Journals,
laws AMI reports solll long primer. except IN the
tirle page half titles being excluded, heads, run
nng-heaS and the divisions of subjects. and sub
reports and extracts from authors occurring IN the
bod: Of report. wh:ch shall he set IN minion
making tabular work. Cic.. set in solid nonparell,
IN As compact form the page will admidt, and
without unnecessary blank space. The amendments
IA regard 10 court docket were adopted IN concur
rnyr. Mr. Page of EuilL.i opposed the adoption
VI te fourth amendment, and argued that the style
of composition provided tor by the second section
OF the bill as passed T.. House, would make the
Amer some debate hy Mes-rs. Wheclock Of Berlin,
Howe OF Ludlow, Stone Of plnNtlc and Palmer OF
Jericho The proposal wa1 nnn-concgrred IN by
vote of - L. >.
Adjourned.