Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-10-27

Devotional exercises by the chaplan journal Of yeser
Bis, etc. infrodueed and rererred-By Mr. CLARK Of
Windsor to enable the Windsor cemetery association to re-
in the care etc OF lots Designated 10 com on corporations
BY Mr.. JuDEyINE Of h.rdxick, providing that. free
resentatye made unless by unanimous vote TO CON- on
by Mr, WHITNEY of Franklin prohibiting the catching
OF black bass In the waters OF this state between May LIST
than dollars for each fish caught between those dstes to
By Mr FARMER Of Pownai to compel the Troy & Bos
ton and Boston oosae Tunnel Western railroads to keep
the petition Of j. " wight and seventy seven other. on
the same subject bill and petition referred to CON- on rail-
BY MI BLAIR Of Barnet, to iegallze the grand list Of
Barnet for ls5e ~ and sls to com on stana list
to H. So introduced by Mr. Palmer of Waterbury provld
teen before any stated term Of The county court the
siding Judge shall Immediately direct the proper ocefs to
s S Tsa sI re s 10 attend next term OF SAID
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ried women owning property In their own maine may sue
%s, ne lin q he nature
cine IL It's provisions would soon be introduced third read
From com. on claims. BY Mr.. LEAvENs IN fayos Of Il.
my ordered for Tuesday afternoon.
Read d. tsi,d iimszH "a reported BY corpora
rating the village Of bennington that the police officers
q, shall have the power Of eosspes and nsr
county, drawing empaneed uries ETC., and providing that
special village meetings may be called to all vacancies
ResoiutiOn.-By Mr.. CHAFEY OF Albany that when
this house adjourn It be Till two o'clock Monday,
adopted.
Mr. PAGE OF Rutland offered Joint resolution to amend
rule "a OF the Joint rules so that read as foows After
bills have passed both houses and certificate showing the
In which they respectively originated has been duly
dosed thereon they shall be delivered 10 joint ttnding
committee OF two and two members Of the house
OF representatives to be appointed by the presiding officers
OF the two houses respectively and to be designated the
committee bills who shall make careful examination Of
all bills both regards the original BILL and all amend
ments thereto and shall that all bills 80 ordered are
correctly engOssed and when satisfied OF their accuracy
member the committee shall certify thereon and
shall then present them hr to the speaker OF the house Of
and then to the president OF the senate for
their official signatures; and having Obtained them, they
shall forth deliver them to the for his appro
and shall make true report 10 both houses Of the day
which such bill delivered 10 the governor, which
shall be duly entered upon the journal OF each house.
Mr.. MARTIN OF Londonderry INT Dart OF Weathersnelt
In the char explained In clear manner the advan
tages and merits OF the proposed amendment
The resolution then adopted the part OF the house
under a suspension OF the rules.
! M. ALLEN OF hartford moved TO adjourn; lost.
Bhi Introduced and referrei.-By Mr.. SIMPSON OF
Craftsbury, to pay George II. Remission proper sum
for pursuing and procuring the arrest OF Edgar Darling
convicted of larceny TO com. on claims.
On motion OF Mr.. SPEAR of brantree. adj.
tContinued on Fourth Pa0el