Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-10-27

sESAFE-FoRESo1S.

sESATE-FoRESoON
MONDAY, Oct IS, lssO.
senate convened at P. NJ, the president 10 the |
an introduced and relerred-From the house, u |
"a an act in addition to 40 act passed Nov T. 1917
en- tiled an act to incorporate the village OF Ben
ningtOn; to general com.
joint resoiuuon-From the house, in amendment
Of Joint rule No. u; TO com. on joint rnles.
Bills introduced aud referred-By senator S4f-
ford act regulate practice In tie court OF chan-
Gerry; 10 com. on Judiciary. The bill makes 'ne
practice in chancvTy in state courts conform 10
nearly every particular with the practice in eqaity
IN the U. 5. circuit court
BY Senator DaHa, an act in relation to persons
cnnnned iu the state prison. to CON. on state prison
I the bill provides that whenever a prisoner has
l. zen removed from county Jail to the state prison
tor safe keeping, in pursuance of an order by the
governor the prisoner shall be subject, in prison,
To the sumo rules the convicted prisoners except
a 10 labor. They may have interviews with coun-
eel, but no Off eT OF the prison shall disclose any
C .uversatiOn between such prisoner and counsel
n r. be permitted to testify IN regard TO IT.
By Senator Pember. an act in relation TO the sup
10 II of schools; to CON. on education. Under this
hill the tax for school purposes is TO be raised, as
rt of the ate tax, onehilf of which lie to be dts
tubuted among the towns in proportion to popua-
lion, and one-half according to the aggregate
attendance in each town. The bile repeats the
present nine per cent tax provided for in secs 80
aud 81 OF Z
adjourned.
oUsE-AFrERNoON.
Devotional exercises by the chaplain. Journal
NJ Yesterday read and approved.
iiepOrts-trom judiciary com, by Mr.. Butter
i'd adversely TO IL. 80, providing that no ear nlngs
IT any married women or minor shall be subject to
trustee processes in any suit against the husband
# the woman or the parent of tue MINOR un less
'ch minor is living with the parent in which case
in1 minors earnings shall be subject to trustee
process in suit against the parent Tor necessafes
furnished the family third reading refused.
Bills UasseG-H. IL, to lay a tax of one cent on the
r., Al Windsor
1870, for the purpose of erecting suitab building
the safe keeping of county and prabate records,
r,;. read the thIrd time and passed.
IL. 4, to repeal chap u, Z. g., which provides for
dc appointment of inspectors of beef and pork,
l"ur, butter, iron. nails, line hops amt salt. THIS
rpeal was recommended By Judge VeaZey in his
rport accompanying the revised laws; read the
thlrd time and passed
H.2O,to pay Nathan M.Johnson 5000 for lime and
money spent IN pursuing and arrestlng John
Rochelle and John Williams Tor the crime Of grand
lirceny; read the third time and passed.
Bills, etc., introduced and reierred-By Mr. Palm
of Waterbury, relating to NAL schools, appro.
psIating 81, 100 per annum to each of the normal
| schools, to he expende by the trustees OF said
-rioOls, with the concurrence and under the direc
ton of superintendent Of education and the prinCl-
lls of the schools, and making The hist course to
extend over two years, and the second course
| through one and One-naf years and these courses
be establis he'd by the superintendent of educa.
on and normal school examiners the app ointment
II normal school examiners to extend through two
Y airs and requiring the approval OF the superln-
| trndent of education and normal school examiners
E tne appointment of teachers; to com. on educa-
BY Mr.. Gould of Cabot laying tax of ten cents
the dollar on the grand list ofW ashngton county
| pr the purpose ofpayng its Indebtedness; to com
# members from Washington county.
! BY Mr.. Rhodes OF GuIlIhall, prohibiting under
,cavy penalties the selling OF "Oleomargarine" OF
mar compounds, unless plainly stamped; to
| aOm. on Az icultuIe.
BY MIR. Dart of Weathersh field, TO make the Jury
e IN suits IN county courts $l2 and if the party
'Illng for the jury prevails, the court may In It's
discretion, direct that no portion of the fee or only
part thereof shall lie taxed against the defendant
| judiciary com.
| BY MIR. Smith of St. Johnsbury, to pay William
| Il, Preston a sum for time spent and expenses iu
| urTed in the pursuit and capture and return Of
hares Ryder to the state prison at Windsor, who
ad escaped therefrom; TO com. on claims.
| From the senate, S. ~ to punish the embezzle
tent of money belonging to state and municIpa
orporations the same as la, ceny to judiciary com
From the senate, $ b, to repeal the law passed III
| S7S, prohibiting the catching of fish in Maidstone
! ike; to com. on game and fisheries.
Joint resolution, relating to the printing of the re
| ort of the com. appointed by the Vermont State
Teachers Association IN relation to normal schools
| ;ane back from the senate with proposals o
amendment, which were agreed to by the house.
| BY Mr.. Thompson of lrasburgh, IAN act relating
to adOptions and changes of names" The pur
lose Of this bill is TO frame general law applicable
| o all cases OF adoption or change of name which
may possibly aise. 1t gives the jurisdiction of al
lOptions and changes to the probate courts, wher,
the person making the application for adoption o.
change of name resides, If he reside within thu
tate If he reside out OF the state, the change O
uloption must be made to the court IN the distric
where the party to be adopted or whose name is t
| DC changed, resides; II neither party resides IN Thu
slate. then the application can be made TO any pro
Uate court Inc bill sets out the forms OF the paper
To be executed by the parties. which are OF the sim
Dles' description. 1t also p. Divides that If the part
. be adopted is minor the papers on his part ar
to I've executed IN his or her behalf by a parent
guardian, selectman or mayor, and in case OF
married woman under age. by herself and her hus
band i referred to com. on judiciary.
ThDmnsnn n IrnShnpUn- HmppI
7OvencY law of 1876 his bill embodies nearly a
the recommendations of Judge Veazey IN his repoI
accompanying the revision OF the laws 1t differ
from the recommendations in the following re
poets: 1t requires that there shall be full recor
81 the proceedings as the law now requires, and a
provides that in of the death or disability
the judge Of Insolvency, the register shall perforI
mis- duty Qhe present law makes no provision 70
, THIS casualty that no appeal shall be allowed III
less the matter allowed or disalowed, from whc
appeal is asked, exceeds go (the present law a
lows an appeal in all casesD that where credto
has acquired lien upon property by attachmeI
or levy male more than sixty days before the con
mencemeut OF proceedings he may be admitted
prove his claim and he shall set forth in his prot
l such lien by attachment or levy, and If the judy
shall find that II is legal lien MS against the
signee or creditors, the property 50 attached sha
be sold under order of court and the net proceed
shall apply upon the creditors lien, and il it sha
not suttice to pay the same, he may be admitted
/ prove the balance ike an ordinary creditor; and
II is than sufficient to pay such lien. the ba
ance shall go to the assignee (by the present la
the creditors only remedy Is to prosecute the su
to judgment by permission Of court, and take
judgment in rem y that when II creditor has NOR
gage lIen II either the assignee or creditor d
mand 1t, and the net proceeds snail be applied
pay the creditors secured claim, and If the net pr
ceeds shall not be sufficient therefor then he sha
he admitted prove the balance, and if more tina
sufficient the surplus to go to the assignee; that
party to voluntary proceedings must set forth in
petition the fact that he owes 5000; The bill also en-
1 bodies the recommendations OF Judge VeaZey in r.
gard TO the dates of fling of the petition and adj
dication 80 AS to make all the proceedings harmon
1 Gus in that respect.l Referred TO judiciary CON.
= On motion Of MIR. Palmer of jericho, adjourned.