Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-08

Of the insane snd the diseha4ss y patents Pef
insane asylums After discussion the bill, wit
Ra S o[aessa a. sn act for til.
fenent o the state militia; 70 com, military al
ia relation o magnetic teieHrS%t Ia tSies: - saa
eral CON II "a an act tn nay Thomas Butler the sun
therein named; 10 con-. IA claims
s5s n ro From =, ~ 9131se - i1yoT q & NJ,
the s's.ei third rstiiag ordered rhr to-mprrbu
amend an act 10 create the Bennington Battle Mon
nment fund: third reading ordered for tomorrow
Frog ~ ,i9s 8 ~ ~ le. establ.s4.n 'he s4la
, ,es ot ,er5in silteS - II - ,'17'or Dana noel
dsrlculture at s6O senator Field moved 70 amen
s0oa senator North ali hs Wa .SI f,y1r 1s
ng the board with dignity if at ALL aud il the boa "A is
ing the superintedent
senator woodworth smoke at length in favor at tho
y the present system could not be got rid Of in an,
Peck, Dwine aud Fuller The ameniment Of Senator
ield was lost BY vote of to T. senator Weed Of
perintendent Of agriculture, and providing that the
work Of the office should be done by the state agrcui
from the nnd segsor Fe@
amendment fixing the salary at $500 The yeas and
ment was lost The question REQUIRED to the amend,
r and taken: yeas nays Il so liz amenSment Wa
st senator North moved that the bill be ordered to
Weed then ConsdePed Senator p%ne moved To
amend by simply striking out the whole Of section 4
enator King thought the college would we'll do this
tor Weed Senators DiiingRam and Dana adyocated
he amendment of senator Dwinell. This amendment
10. Upon the question: Shall the bill as amended be
read the third time senator Dana moved to amend by
at $500 Senators North and Fuller opposed the
ment senator pana SAD he believed the office was
the normal schools under the present administration
drew his amendment and proposed another striking
out section and inserting provision abOshinR the
ham explained that although it seemed to him that the
present system did not satisfy the people, yet If the
INVESTIGATION he should feel compelled to vote against
on o abe 9e 4 b & the
ued by several senator's senator Dwinei moved that
Il Wednesday afternoon Senator Woodworth objected
and motion lost Senator Darling demanded the yeas
Stafford; Thatcher, Weed, W9odworth, Woodhonse-
ham, Dwinell. Field, Goodsell, Judevne, King, Nor h
the amendment was lost. Senator bilinshsm Moved
this vote be reconsidered and that this motion be
Report-From the com, on the insane asylum in favor
of s. l4 act in relation to the SUPERVISORS of the
Adjourned.
HOUSE-AFrERNOON.
Messengr s. pdV-The Joint resolution providing
that the receive two dollars per day during
this session was reported adversely from the commit
tee ways and means by Mr. Soule, and its adoption
Bills pdssed-S 49, an act providing for the laying
out Of public parks or squares petition of freehold
ers H. 80, an act to pay Thomas Butler $22s6s H. 2s7
aR Of the state militia s5 an act IN Addition
to chapter ssrelang to telegraph companies
having been reported upon favorably from the COM
9n military %ss Feaa ad Time
discussion and the bill was passed by vote of ninety
1Sst9Hv in diporces-S 80 an act allowing the libal
liant and bellee in cases of divorce to be witnesses
O'Clock this afternoon 1t reported against by a
majority Of the Judiciary com On motion of Mr..
Sretes on crtts u 96s an act relating to sureties
wEIs taken fP2m the table as the special order
sion it amended and ordered to be read third
'' SSs CT orders 5s an act amending an act in
Of o c9aPtep H. H s. was taken up as the
lie and be made the special order for Tuesday
Ssnas 6lis referred s. 147 an act relating to recor
nizances in criminal PRACTICES to com. on judiciary
@ an act il to Ta IN act to the
November 90 1857 to com on corporations $. l29. an
Com on claims s 81 an act in amendment Of and in
addition to chapter 49, e 81 relating to nnisances; tC
vacancies in office; to com Judiciary; 8 1884, an act
relating reports of receivers of insovent savings
banks and trust companies; to COM on banks = ia
an in relation to winter roads, to comon highways
u INSTRUMENTATION Mr.. Hinckley of Chelsea moved
that the vote refusing the third reading to H. l65
amendment oil IN TO an act relatn
to overseers of the poor approved November a. 1878
be reconsidered and that his motion be ordered to lie
request of the gentleman from Castleton, who intro.
duced the bill and who was absent when the vote re
agreed to.
chapter 49, Y, s., read the third time; pending IN
passage Mr.. THOMPSON, IN behalf of the revision
an so mt at the at shall not be
own lands for the purpose of destroying insects de
The Hill passed W ~
Reporis- From the com. on judiciary, by Mr.Thomp
son. against $780, an act enabling married women t.
sue and be sued third reading refused.
From the same com, By Nj; Thompson, recommend
is Of the acts Of 1916 be withdrawn and referred t.
an s R eFa Srr AGAINST
an act directing town and city clerks to certify to TIN
state treasurer the names of certain officers; thirt
P1ssed-S 81 an act relating to a change of venue il
The nuesaice jitl-s 49, an act to abate and suppress
nuisances was read third time. Pending its passage
| g. which provides that person who knowingly let's
buiIdipy tenement place so or room owned by him
grocery cellar shop billiard ROOM bar-room,
are upawfuiiy sold etc, kept for sale etc or 70
| gambling, OF knowingly permits the same, par
nor more than 300, or lie sha Il be liable fine
$50 and imprisonment not less than one month and no
motion in the interests of the owners of large hotel
used as summer resorts MI T., Whitney Of Frapklil
bridge and Mr.. Battell OF Middlebury. 1t was lost b.
| Mr. Thompson of Irasburgh moved to amend tn
| seventh section by adding thereto the words am
may of such tenant the rent for the residue
| the term for which such building or tenement wa
amendment and the bill; SO did Mr.. Ely Goddard o
| Topsh in Mr. Priest of Barre Mr. Palmer of Water
| bury, Mr. Allen of Hinesburgh aud Mr. Boyce of Fay q
ton spoke against the amendment and for the bill MI
| Farnham of West Fairlee favored the bill Mr.. Leacl
| of Sheldon demanded the previous question, and Of
the question. will the house second the demand? tn
vote was yeas TO- nays g. and there being no quorum
voting on motion of Mr.. Palmer of Jericho adjourn
| ed.