Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-10

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lice @scEe SURGERY and midwifery in the state after the
%iSon whH AZ a ,nS H,gree ny cVpe1 AVN le c
ticl8s medicine o. before Match ssl and every per
son neteat an w , ~ pav , ' ~ 49,, s,is
oee 6' name Iesncs Sgd place q SiIih and lsng, Of
medcsl college ETC. may Obtain license from board @g
XII pSoy lS 20, pysetns without license sc
man Of and in Sson TO s TO- Of an ne ened an act
concerning dogs and for the protection 81 ssep ana Other
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Ts fourteen eee S Ssg alter sI "Hi p y sI Se tresSe
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MI rtoys that IN al honest VASES Of sts loss be monp
S Sds q" & IN s sn ba bee rSd 10 me n S
sSre anyihIng to the contrary in the policy noiwith-
Nv NJ WOOD of westaeld H. 22s an act to amend Sec
yes Est I section sha ead s f"Iows If any PERSON
s6s deposit any poison q pcsonOn. upon Ne
land, Sogs1s e himself or any S9c @ q 10 the he
as il, more ia :S ard men person
any injured D. DC o.s sickness Of dc@est
on s snhs, m, ~, ee provisions are no 10 eS
"pa N s msSsSe g an act to amend
sec 49, chap a and the several act, in aendmen, Of
h 1 h Ia, When nr"r u a,tabeJ or leyied
knd OF Te R s eeS eNe mp o debtor Sne or
reasonable oppoftuny Of choice.l
cS Nj VIII al crime :" s pou n' NC MV 10 Soy
person. IN jail awaiting trial my they choose be trans
ier . DE state prison and receive pay at the same rate
By Mr. BROwN OF Grand isc, ii 23I an act to pay the
s GTm o mds a esen by @ o% c u The S
Of Flaw" Billings" state p"uper 4" the asylum at br"'e
Se,a.e BIZ referred-s. 49, an act to pay The Rutland
SS Az s or the sas papos@ a. he ONE D
go,Ie BY the house somiiee on claims giving the e %
liam Chaes brown It's deinitins teller. The house bill
n neS Weine@dav at eleven A. Mi wv '''e"''
in ne ssno Wo5. of smenament 10 H. ~ deizins
The grand ist Of M Holly for ISIS 1850 that this law shall
Moron toy 70 r p s.drarnBy unanimous con-
sent; M he yoe U ,e tbfd radIng 10 a. @ The
justice fee bin, having called from table by MIR.
SmTdav Trains.-ihe following petitions. asking for
sSo pns the nans ct S eTs s S
and referred 2 The committee a!lroad By ME fhe
skinner Of Barton, Of tie Rev Liwrrnee Phelps and q
Frederick Moreton and ~ West Windsor; by Mr.
n foSwng aom. asHins for he passage
of stringent license law were presented and referred 10
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Slate and 2I5 ether. Of tow by Mir. Barney OF
and OF Austin Weaherhead and il, oters Of Gnilfori
in sSSr an act Ton to pSg ~ Py adj
George GhsPm maj ne estate the sum therein nAmed third
Ffo6 The judiciary CON- nv Mr. BRIGGS in favor of H.
az 5 act no t. amend eTSoS sS s. chap " third reading or
I mog q Mr. TISMrscM Of iSSaIss IN
adversely 10 H. s an act to repeal an act entitled an
bi PROVIDES for repeal moiey OF the
ng osseT ROM Of hs fines soiIeesd IN LIQUOR esse
m "a of MhngG,m opposed ihe IsPO5.
ill., stigma to be- thrown Hnon The prosee%ilns ocers That
usy TSMPsoS Of 0 ssa se "a a M III mSv c,u.e
eriy pad for lie mn.ns labor Thai was often undergone
nnn IeSsnT out r"ee' ana IN bringing the Offenders TO
BRowS of Grand Isle thought that the practice of
sy oernr bride To- these oieia iaekas 10 enforce what
s majority Of the people Of the state regarded as dead
MI ABELL of West Haven favored the b and opposed
the nraciire ~ g,nv mne,es az dededv wrong IN min
epl The sase. pTesecuiing ecers should f be su-
Mr. BRiGGs Of Bandoo believed that the moety clause
what The people OF this state desired That fact should
IpG n Ys ana co snye ntu s sum IL
Leeyed hat unless The noety clause had been mpon The
statute book large proportion of these prosecutions would
MIR. RICHMOND of Rochester asked whether We're
WENT @ The poekes of hs oes 0 'e 'ne'
Mf. iIRsKELL Of GRAFTON ii,S favored tie 6i
the state owed to thSeye a to lake hshef ground
HIM he payment q bride to the enforcement Of
M BIATR Of Barnet agreed with the gentleman from
offered the more Vigorously Would The piohi6ory law Be-
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