Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1880.
Legislature of Vermont.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10 1880
Legislature of Vermont.
Tuesday, December 7,-senate
THIRD rsadnes--H. 2s, act in relation to bonds to
W ne he se s d Ge SnS rnsssd IN conemf
sal sc, 70 amend scs to create The Remington
H. ls an act in relation to the printing Of the journals OF
found al intoxicated to- I to disclose; ordered 10 lie.
g. 49, act In relation to the unexpendeu balances OF
Iss an ae IN relation to the election state oce
Pro@ Ss is61e~s. isi above mentioned Wa. taken W.
Tespondeni fully disclosing shall dichayed without nne
ii s S gsssS ss "a
which were taken as follows yeas-ssnators 1oot Dana
DsTs s"S FSt YSOSse SSS snaa Bc Bn
ilneaIn. Dwinel Field, Gleason, Henry; Lane Norih'
50 ps.:sse Of lie I'M was refused d, .,,.,ouu.
u.s. IN sSs 0T se T aEe % po e Sss
Of the state senator Fuller in,erogaied the committee
ssSasc MI s1DsSis sod I'd s"Sp Dana @
Bds%sn rses ant ors aSSr 9H was furher
7s an act providing for the safe keeping OF pf'ones
s. Isl an act relating the election of judges of the
Hoase Sas rs}erred.H SO7, an act to restrain fowls;
H. VA an act to amend sec 30 of chap iis of g.s;
Rsporfs.-From committee railroads. In favor ot ::
rmendment whlch agreed to and bill ordered to be
read the third time tomorrow morning cha
movement Of trains a, The crossing Of % one osa oy an ~
and third reading ordered to morrow moning ...,,..
From con- on eectons IN ,svor of ~ ~ mn aIi asss
F,om COM on railroads. against 3. "a an act TO abolish
the office Of railroad commissioner Senator sanord pro-
posed amendment, pending which. ordered to Ne
an act TO incorporate the Woodstock raroad passed in
From com on claims in favor Of II. 90, act TO- pay
Thomas Butler the sum therein named. Senator Field
explained the nature of the claim Read third time ana
passed IN concurrence. ,,,-,
From agriculture upon s. H. an &C, establishing
amendment Senator Paul explained the purpose Of the
From com on grand list by substitute bill for s. 81, an
act TO equaze taxation To lie oye. hours a
shall be the list at cent Of ~ value 10 money
ey et a m ueh az sey woHd spprse The
ment OF just debt due from solvent debtor having re-
sS ss asn ancon ySs @ Si Ss
situated No deduction elton shall be m made & in the ,ns st
such statement includes the name and place q residence Of
amount 80 owing by him person or nrm" The tax
payer is to swear his list and that he has set down only
'R he had created eS or q eyans
Ss ~ Ss Sl s Of @
moved that the bill under suspension q the rules receive
County no. an ac, to amend section one
act No II the 1872 entitled provide for
payment Of ordinary county expenses was taken from
the passage Of the bill The bill provides allowing the
county judges in each county TO raise tax Of hre per
he county ntead Of only one gT cent rs row MT HeD
sf hdspk % Sna e M p oba ne wS %
The house then refused 10 concur with the senate In the
passage OF the bill.
From com prison. by printed report upon II. 81
act appropriate money for repairs and additions to
which disagreed and bill ordered To be read the
From com on final adiournnent upon H. lO4 an act re-
atng to state printing and stationery The question pend
which put and lost motion TO Insist then car
ried. anda committee of conference called for.
From claims, in favor Of H. 2ss an act to pay
JOIN Rye e sen sensa nsed @ t
Waller A. Weed Jr for services messenger; adopted
Adjourned
House-Forenoon.
Mr.. DARTT of weathersfeld in the chair. Devotional
exercises by the chaplain The reading Of yesterday
journal was dispensed with -.
nuisance c1We IN up As unfinished Su,lness 0..r
withdraw his demand Tor The previous question Mr. Hsr
yey of Topsham objected The question then put and
then asked leave to withdraw his amendment, to whcf
Mr THOMPSON then offered substitute for his amend
ment as follows "and nd may recover Of snch tenant AL
an accn 1'1s the Ss sheR agreed
The CHAIR then stated that the question vas sha tn,
fpC4fs HSsPi he e, p moved to amend
the s eighth eon b. sns Si oS ne wc S
the landlord liable to imprisonment in the house of correc
Mi THOMPSON then moved an amendmen, in tn,
Ss M Smith Of c 20 ON
the yeas and nays, which were taken:
that requiring every member to enforced
The roll OF those who had not answered to their names wa
good. When Mr hinekley's called he made al
s n al. sd a & b Ien aaa e to- O sS S a m
OF temperance he thought the law too strict and thai
Mr. Hunt Of Worcester WAS excused from voting because
had been absent on sccount OF sickness during the deba
cause he not within the bar Of the house when thu
Was not within bar when the question
stated, he had then returned from home but he re
S was granted a | and he voted % Mr. Mr. PRESTON Presto Of Ba
and did % not want nj % to Mr. hoossr Of BeSoi,
moved that the unanimous consent Of the house he gver
hoase IL mr. Ppson fayoT IndcToas s"s scene lien fo
lowed. Mr. Thompson OF Irasbursb asked 1t nece-
that Mr. Brown Of Grand Ise addressed the hous,
%sns % yoe M hen sS poseee to %Se
explanation. Mr.. Page of Rutland interrupted him. ant
right TO state his reasons for voting It the duty
Gfi The clerk SnS W a. sa % en' fhe now
ruled that majority could excuse member from voting
caslns Mf ses1e Of ishsate Was excused from votn
because he within the bar when the speaker sate
nous onsent of the house to vote, although he
wns s ad 9sI ss wssp the mr. hsssr % o South
ngon said that he knew much Of the evils OF in,emper
Mr. Mckenzie Of woodstock asked PERMISSION 10 vote al
though he was outside of the bar when the question wa
the supplementary rol-cal OF members absent and no
iis nays So 10 the bill passed in concurrence, witt
proposals of amendment The list Of and were
fea,-Messrs. Abbott of Bennington. Abbott of Land
grove, Abel. Adams of Brighton Allen OF Enosburgt
aSsa q
BnsRs% BSGR g. sS0n Of RSC
suiieIned, Button, caswsll, chafey. chsgin Chase
q ssS oS SIs s
Cnrrier Curtis, Cu,hing Damon Daniels, Davis OF BaTn
DSt,on @ Of Goshen lis Firn6a% Ferguson Fleehsr, FOL
d SdG Sad o caoo D
MSn gs Haske a2s Of cgpOd Sroq' & q TS
y.ll. James JSnss JosIyp, Jaasyas Kelley; kidG
thews May Mears Merraed Morrill, Of Canaan. Nichols
q barre Priest Of Mount HOLY Prndie' Rsnrey RenfreS
aa nsps assG. sSspseS Gs sp
n sS s Of P' pns Fss sS smith OF Of aSt sss
burn spanldbg. spear, Spencer Strong Taylor Of ash
% walker Wa9s west %Sseoct wSford' s i'' Whitney
poss Whitney Whine q fsaER Wilcox e Morgan Wilcox
A5Rod sssy BLACK B,stSp Bros.
sT sTnan dfay arscar a auesIsy S eoKsf mas
Vernon Mott Pierce, fa Potter q Clarendon Praat,
E1s Esassa da It, ssos oR Stone Of fs sS y
q sSa %son woJ ass Webb whitney OF br00'
Paving noie-s. 49, an amending an act in amen,
OF chap s0 g. vas taken from The table by spec
assignment the question being Shall II he ordered 10
third reading? THIS bill adds March meeting day an
freemens meeting day to the days established by la
To be treated sunday so far the payment
notes, aud notes falling due these days shall be pa
able the preceding days. Mr.. Taft OF Burlingtc
moved amend the bill to provide that the presen
ing, protesting and giving notice shall be done
following day. MI Page Of Rutland said that he had
objection to this amendment 1t agreed and Il
third reading Of the bill was ordered for wednesda
morning.
Liability Of hotel Eeepers-H 247 an act for the DIT
cton Of inn and hotel keepers taken from the tab
by special assignment the question bring upon the ado
tion of the amendments proposed by Mr. Thompson
Irasburgh These amendments fully yeste
days report. After some discussion MIR. Thompson cs
for the and and they taken with the folio,
ing result-yeas Ill. nays IS. Mr.. Thompson then
To strike out the words "or lnn" wherever
the hill little ''sparringi' then occurred betwesn III
and Mr. Grout OF Newport. Mr.. Thompson said he did
In behalf Of the revision committee Mr.. Grout said
member OF that committee he never heard OF the amen
ment before. Mr. Thompson explained that this amen
The amendment, together with another, III adopte
The blll was then opposed by Messrs Chaplin OF Miad
sex, Palmer of Waterbury. Butterned OF whlllnghal
| Harvey OF Iopshaln and favored by Messrs. Booth
Mr. Hapgood OF Peru moved 10 amend the bill by strki
out OF the amendment proposed by MI, Thompson al
adopted by the house the words, or otherwise after
words "by theft" and the words "or neglect after /
point OF order that Mr. Hapgoods amendment was not
order, and the chair 80 ruled On motion OF MT. Cobb
StTanoId, the bili dismissed
On motion of Mr.. FARNHAM OF West farlee a
Iourned.
senate-Afternoon.
Reporis.-From com claims, In tsvor OF II. 3ss,
act 70 pay James :. Peck the sum therein named (sO
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