Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-24
HOT SE-FoRESOoS.
MONDAY, Dec. 20.

Evening sessous-Nr Palmer of Jericho offered
the following resolution, which was ordered 10 ne
for twenty -four hours under the RUE hesoifeu,
That on and after Tuesday, December Il, when lhe
House aijourns in the afternoon II be MI seven
O'Clock IN the evening of the same day, anu wneh
the House adjourns from its evening session IL Dc
until O'Clock the following morning. 81,
Bills passed-H. 459. an act 10 amehd section z, u
duties Of auditors OF accounts II. AL an act re,
lating TO the continuance OF cases 10 the general
term of the Supreme coar, IL +v, a a 81 hands
TO the treasurer of the Green Mount Cemetery
Association al Burlington
Chancery Practices. ~, All set to regulate prac-
tie in the courts Of chancery, called from the
table NJ Nj. Thompson, the question being upon
the motion of Mr. Palmer 81 Jericho 10 Ieconsluer
the vote whereby the bill WAS feiusei .hlra teau.
ing After some debate, on motion OF Mr.. Page of
Rutland the bill WAS again orleredto lie.
The doctors bill killed-H. PA, an act entitled an
and midwifery in the State OF vermont, was taken
up as special order, the question being upon rs
third reading. Mr. irnnil z, Westminster moved
thai the hi he ordered 10 lie on account o, no ah
seneo Of Mr.. Hunt of Worcester, The intr9dIcer OF
lie hill, Rheh was reported upon adversely py lne
general Gnnmiitee. Ar. Howe OF Ludlow moved
that the bill be dismissed, 4ll the motioh was
agreed to by q vote Of " u, -
Grand juries-H- u, an act In relation 70 me
grand iury vas called from the table by Mr.. ThomI-
son of Irsshurgh. and its third reading was refused
II provided that no panel OF grand Jurors shouiu
Court except yho,: :necally ordered by the pre-
Price Of Vermont heports-Ar. smpn Ct ST.
WAS referred TO the Committee on the JUDICIARY ::
"liesolved, That the price 10 be n1eu ny tne re-
porter, the Secretary Of State AMI tue AuaitoI .,
| Accounts for the Volumes Of the Vermont reports
| sbs he hereafter nxed at tie UNIFORM price oi
| $3.50 pei yoluLte' l., 49,,
Ousets- 80 an DC, relating to oneis in the
| taxation Of personal property, va5 ies1 thiru
| tune Mr. Whitney of Franklin opposed Us pas
| sage Mr.. Butterneld of Whitlnghsm moved lhal
II lie ordered TO lie and be made me special oruep
| after utt
| o'clock. Mr.. Palmer Of jericho moved 10 anehu
| b. lu4klne hs hour three O'Clock which WAS agreed
To- Pending me soh, ,l 81 mr. tbat The S
| he dismissed. MIR. Renfre9 Of Ryega.e dei.anAed
the yeas aud nays They were called and me re-
suit was Yeas, nays, 1ls; SO the House refused
10 dismiss the bill. II was then made the special
order for this afternoon at three O'Clock;
board Of Health--H IS, an act TO ESTABLISH state
hoard f heun md vital statistics, was taken from
the table as unfinished usinsss, the question being
upon The adoption Of the amendment pr.hoseq ~
Mr. Thompson of irasourgh on saturday silsfnoon;
providing that total expenses and compensation OF
the board including all printing AND inc pupiicalio
OF the annual registration reports, sha NOT exceed
sI,Uco Mr.. Colburn OF Springfield and MT Adams
Of brighton spoke in favor of the bill: Mr.. Hap
good OF Per. nov cd that 4 he dismissed
Mr. Jones Of Weytfidge; Mr. HAiinsr y Var
Mr. Doud of New Haven said that II secs. and
| were struck out he would vote for the bill He
thought they were the most ridiculous sections he
mad ever read. Mr.. Hubbard of plymouth opposed
I the hill Mr. Howe OF Ludlow demanded the pre-
vio.s qsesrisn. The House seconded the demand
aI Pu nm s Of Ss Revised fawsMr Fed OF
Montpelier called up II. 49, an act 10 proVde ior
the publication Of the Revised Laws OF vermont,
lssu On motion of Mr.. Thompson OF lrashurgh the
rr,t section WAS amended 30 as TO provide thar va,
canaes IN the Offices Of the commissioners be nlled
S the osein9 en- I;9 9 3 M snsr W ras
burgh substituted for that OF Clarence II. "
Kin Of Montpelier as one of the commissioners tc
ON motion Of Mr.. Abel OF West Haven, the sixth
section was amended SO as TO provide that inc laws
Of the present .esson shall not be printed with ms
Revised Laws. Mr. Hincklet Of Chelsea move,
that the nSile ca hon daniel ko-eits u bprilHstcr
he added to the list Of commissioners. rms ollot
was lost. The number OF separate pampniet copie,
! each of the title on taxation and of the lille OF
schools 10 be printed WAS rxed al fifteen hihired
The bill was then ordered 10 lie for grammatical
perfection.
| Adjourned.
not ss-sfIEhNuJ-,.
The q and List-H. -, an act 10 elusll2e TAXA
ton was taken up as d special order and Inc quss
ton being On the passage Mr. battel OF Middle
bury moved 10 amend sec. By adding The follow
ing And from any deduction allowed by lister;
on account Of debts there shall be deducted th
amount of United States and Government oohd
and orner mon IA ,as seesIi!ie: 9%nea ~ tse ~,
him from solvent debtors" MI. Bsttell eSplalne'
that ths vas designed 10 mske certain what wa
somewhat doubtful, la fesafu ~ ,Iis ...1.-lF
Amendment agreed 10, yeas lo7 nays T. Mr.. Al
mold of Westminster moved 10 amend see. Is b.
adding after the word money In line the word
Brown Of Grand Isle aud Mr.. Howe OF Ludlow op
posed lie amendment md was lost, yeas S. nay
. ito. Nf. fleharick q HsqeHlrs hHsea Z eth
sert IN lieu thereof may" Messrs. Blair Of Bar
tlet and Hinckley of Chelsea opposed, and Messrs
= shepherd of Br0oIneld and Thompson OF irasourg
favored the amendment. Mr.. Barney OF Guilfor
! moved the previous question which was seconde
~ tho haGse The amendment was then lost.
s On eS asasdI tie Pia sa , fs yer
taken ,eas iis nays Is so the IllI ives passed.
4 Mr.. Goodell OF Readsboro said that the bull wa
ment II would not and he voted no Mr.. Leaven
E of Berkshire ii ne vOted 49, saGause iae b.i. Ill
; not provide L., appraisal OF real esta'e mex
40 dlferehce I,,A -. .he .l and ;hs ,.l-ei.t y,
SO far as equall4llicl was concerned he was IN
: capable CT dlyl,liug ~ hair between south en-
southwest" and he therefore declined to vote. MI
Fineld OF Montpelier, when his name was csllet
said he should vote mo" because, while II profess
ed TO be bill TO equalize tsxation II was no sue
e sensl property al is value in money Oh the mrs
DAY u Iptii ef LII aot CT lea es'4,s aad ihls III
equality lie WAS opposed to.
, Offsets In taxation II. 2s6, act relating TO oil
sets in the taxation OF personal property was take
up as special order for O'Clock. The bill provide
esiaie e,cesng ;ae SUN Of q, ?oe9, shall heresfe
he permitted in Inc I4glhs 81 4ni list ii fe.soa o
= debts arising from such person."
j. The question being Oh The passage, Nj. GURUS o
Georgia demanded the yeas and nays; taken
I Yeas W. nays s. 81 the bill WIS passed,
" The Reform School-Mr. Neirihed OF Newian
l. called from the table : 49,, Ian act relating 10 IN
{ rerDQn, Reform School. and chlldreA ordered 20 I
l. confined .here,nf The question recurred upon I'll
z | adoption of the amendments proposed by the con
| mittre which were In short 10 make the Senat
y lii conform lis provisions 10 the House bill. In
y nrst aii,oiii,eli tgGpesel lbe appropriation {
Is 600 instead OF SD GOD. long uebate took plac
: upon this question Mr.. Merrineld Of Newfane NJ
c Dartt OF Weahessneld, Mr.. Fletcher Of Cavendish
l. and others favored the smaller amount: MIR. Pslnt
t ~ Jericho Mr.. Cirout Of Newport. Mr.. Doud {
New ns.e. sIr. Richmond " Rochester. NJ
u smith OF 81. JOhnsbury and Others fasofed u
= larger sum Mr.. Allen of Farhaven moved tn
II previous question. which WAS seconded by III
= House. The nrst proposal of amendment WAS agree
10. Tse second proposal OF amendment h fe,auha
!, | amendment 10 strike out section Is Was disagree
: to- Yeas 10 nays lgl. The fourth proposal repea
ing certain acts was agreed TO. The thlrd readln
;, was ordered FOR iu-morrow morning.