Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-24

three or more Inhabitants of highway district who are ag
posed BY Mr. Bateineld Of wh,ing6nm Ard favored "
NJ Mott of Mr. poad b n Hsw e sys
From the com Judiciary by Mr. BRIGGS Of Brandon,
led persons third reading crdefed tomorrow morning
From general COMMITTEE by Mr. muB !, 9 FL Plymouth
iating TO estrassi third reading refused.
in bh S OF G msioy Sst 49, an az act limiting h
which teachers BE- employed the public schools
From general cont by Mr.. BOOTH of Morrsown. in IA
vor Of H. 2 an act TO change the names of Jane r. Rich
From lie com, BY Mr.. DouD Of New Hayen. in ia
phere to Brigham and constitute her the her-ataw Of Ju
Mr. coBs Of s,fpofd asked the com IL these cases did
not come nader the general law and therefore should not
said that they needed special laws and explained the crcum
stances o. both cases Both bills were then read thrdme
Biis pds,ed.H. 2ss. exemptng certain property
OF supern,enden's Of schools; H. ~ act The
.wn of salem the county IF sa to and MAKE the
act TO pay Myron D. Hayward the therein named.
and Sss and s6es towns aanRs way
called up BY Mr. Judevne who introduced the 6l and
Mr. kent OF Bristol moved that the bill be committed
seriins new matter which in effect would make new bi
OF amendment would repeal sec 60 Of chap %
der penalty this neglect general neglect and pro-
vides ir the manner of prosecutions The amendments
Mr. RANKIN of Milton moved tina, the bill be amended by
1hls a% A, vas agreed to; y. ,.,.,, =,
revision. proposed some amendments rs to make
form to the revised laws, which were agreed to.
that the commissioners sworn before entering upon their
s nd He 0 R al % s
allowed In suits returnabe to justice court which
Mr. BR3@S 81 Grand Isle moved to adjourn; lost
on the question of the passage of the BILL Mr.. BARNEY
of Gutod demanded the yeas and nays which taken
on motion Of Mr.. STONE Of Danvllle, adj.
Senate Afternoon
Biiis introduced and referred-By Senator Stafford
act to incorporate the Maquam Bay pottery company to
by senator wooDHoUsE amending chap. so.
Senator DASA was called to the chair.
Report,mfrem com on claims Il favor Of H. is5 an act
North explained the nature of the claim passed in
Prom the tables. 81, to compel school districts
toproyde instruction for their legal scholars was called
ReportsFrom com. grand list, in favor of H. 1885, an
the 1873 and lssO third reading ordered for omor
From com Judiciary. in favor Of II. ies. an act sbo
amendmen Which excerpts from The provisions u the bill
capital cases and those where the punishment is imprson
ing amendments ordered to lie motion Of
From Judiciary, in favor of $. liz, pro-
vdng for the laying out OF parks etc. petition Of free
From same CON- in favor Of H. los an act to ihco porse
the Brandon Sewer Association passed.
H.. q he oTn sharon for ISIS and is1s % com on
II a
| Rich and George d. Rich; to gen. com.
rrC ne Gssh , an as n in am sn Of sec g.
and the senate voted to insist upon Its proposal OF amend
HOUSE bills rserred-H. act to pay Myron d; Hay
ward the sum therein named; to CON- ON claims. H. ll5,
returns; 10 on Judiciary. II. 2as act erempting
2 AN Al reains 10 bsSwsy surveyors To- com ON brb
ways and bridges H. 49, act relating the compensa-
Repors-From on Judiciary in favor OF L. 2i1. an
TO incorporate the trustees OF the diocese OF Vermont
readiu tO-mO
the general N f8 I'm yG5 9i M az s to
RseOn,ids,aiion ON motion of senator STAFFORD and
at the request of the COM revision the vote passing s.
no. an sct TO provide for the payment Of ordinary county
proposed by the committee was adopted and bill passed
H Sfodse c and rse,rsdIBy request by senator
by senator Stafford an act in addition to an act com
peng persons found intoxicated to disclOse TO
'" senator PECK in the chair.
by Senator DUNTON an increasing the penalty fol
the Illegal sale OF intoxicating liquor in certain to
by senator THATCHER; an act laying a tax on the
county OF Bennington to select CON- consisting of the sen
by senator sAFfoRD an act to incorporate the Franklin
County Milling and FIGURING Company; to com. manu-
ny senator DUNToN an act amending secs. 49, q and
chap lsS s. entitled of the state PRISON. to CON- OF
by Senator DUNToN an act to incorporate the city OF
Rutland to special of senators from Rutland county
opncn upon s. S. an act essbhlns tSe ssaies Of GER
tain state officer senator pember offered certain amend
From com on Judiciary in favor of H. 49, an act relating
to grand and petit jurors third reading ordered Tomorrow
morning
House tis reerredH. $40, an &C, to change the nam
Of Maud Lsmphere to general com. H. 2tl, an act Il
'0eos "a Of sess to
ing to the return and canvass OF votes for state officers
Adjourned.
House-Afternoon.
The Clarendon reports Of the com election
table as the special order for this afternoon at two o'clock
favor q he returned nsber Mr. Posr hi
seat. Mr. Bryant Of Weston submitted minority report
report closed with Recommendation that the remonstrant
sns That Mr. PeT sss So entitled M 10 h
Mr.. BRYANT Of Weston asked the committee a humble
ise %nsh Mr. gaasyns ans 0n' 0e'0'' 'ne ''
Mr. PAGE OF Rutland moved that the house substitute
the resolution OF the minority Of the committee for tn
res s g ,ad g q the majority; ,,...,
ing be adjourned, but he thought tbs election
M dxf &c q e sessn assss e sSss
remonstnnts were voters. THE remonstrance uses tn
Sir. HARVEY of Topsham said that there was no cyl
ssfG e 9Siss IA sH 10 e s ss
He argnsd in tayor Of the majority report ,,., =,
the statute had been complied with, and he thought III
desnitory debate followed in which the committe
asked and answered number of questions In resa
TO the evidence.
The senate appeared In the representatives, hall at tw
and half O'clock for joint Assembly to hear the re
pot ul t couhee hploihtru 70 sor TOT .ouht
the I2th instant.
ii; Honor, John L. BsrstOy presIden, Of the senate,
The report Of the committee then read by the cerl
with the exception OF the of justices Of the peac
which omitted motion OF Senator Geed OF Lanol
county.
The report declared that the election Of justices in tn
) town OF Colchester void.
portion the reportn regard juscesln the
q rowpsl having been Ieeom%,ea on molten q N
the 18th instant at haf-past two pollock Pm
The debate on the Clarendon continued.
MIR. HOOKER OF Brateboro favored the minority report
lie claimed the voting must be continuous There
provision and the freemans meetings had right TO I'D
joun but II was not right and II not the Intention
the law that the minority should allow the majority
Withdraw and then vote. The majority had rights whc
the minority should not tTample upon.
Mr.. SCRANTON OF Vergrnnes asked the minority CON
mitiee explain the statement In his report that the
ing in the hat which begun farce. should not
permitted 70 end IN fraud"