Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15

,2. Dans Darling pnsha pun,on pwne; W.;e fead end
w9odhouse-lt. 50 the MD reading was Ieiased: IL.
relation to the milta third reading ordered tomorrow
From same conn., in favor Of H. 2s7 an &C, for the recos
nzance and encouragement Of the state militia; same
From com. railroads, in favor Of H. is, act COM
peng certain railroads 70 keep agman at Barber cross
From com on grand st n favor Of u 2s1 an &C, to e-
se me % ssa SSa M S Sn 3" %%a % an
act 10 aoate and suppress nuisRnces ordered TO e ADJ
House-Afternoon.
Recommnted,-Mr. PALMER Of Jericho called up u.
motion ~ was % rescn@ed q fY lie com@iiss OF j@asy
upas special order and he third reading refo.ei
wrts. taken Up special order and read the third
%' Mr. TGsSas o% U cpd ms
amendment Mr. Hapgood rose point Of order that Mr
rambling discussion then followed on rertall amend
msnis proPo-ed hy The revision eonmee which were were
amended Any who shall enter the name Of any
pfoceedng unless the Of such other person to
be made recognisor given personally or in writing to
sens sioo OF @psoned moi less than thirty days nor
be sJo y III S S%S s sSS a@a
cred in such suit hnd such person and the magistrate
name thus wronSfuiy placed in the wit Tor a cost
as@as and psndpT sSpsy & ise % se ssi n my ss
%d SSSs O' reason Oh ms name navlns Oeen 10 use" " ~
providing insurance companies shall pay the face
mtse cf o. D. Town and thirteen other property owners
% ana 81 Dy Ss sS' aHG Sne
,eyensen other property owners Of Hrdwcki Of +; y.
Limiing SeeasM5; HOWE Of LUDLOW offered ed q. ,,s
session Of the legislature member shall be allowed to
lion and that Rule H. which provides that no member
shall speak more than twice the same question without
ember who has not spoken wishes to peakl be rgy
70 ced Being an amendment to rule It was ordered to
Sheep and dogss 20, act to amend sections ten and
Ing dogs protection OF sheep and other domes
ID amin, wss Tead third time The bi provided that
licenses penalties for violations Of the law relating TO
enforcing said law, or as compensation for damages done
BY dog may be Sppsd 70 & he paysn, Of any snaty S
each YEAR that the treasurer o. each city or town shall
yse andST a he pfovens Of hs act Which shall
tute dog fund and II In any year the amount paid out
iSen % Se excess shall be psd out ths fund Pending is
spS e Ss% Ses ays Il sns an Se
this OF damages dependent nnon the vote OF the town
then n's" passed ity BY vote Of iss 70 u '
The supreme eoartI 2st an act in relation TO the sa-
supreme court a. MSnpesr came ap on special % e[sr
UamSers i was crders to lie and be male the special or
der for Tomorrow afternoon At three o'clock.
pay csae ap on special os and The question was
shehr the s,onon TO pay them s2 should @ BE- adopted
Mr. Page answered 10 behalf Of the committee and gave
Me.srs Brown Of Grand e Orcuit Of Rox6ury, Hnckey
Chelsea, Pierce OF shaisbnry and Ey-Goddsrd of Ely
Howe Of Ludlow opDosed. NJ. Merrned of Newiane said
wS'kaS e ea sp and ae and ceye only sO per day
After they had paid their hoard which they ha TO- the SAINT
thought than Just that The state should pay
the employees at least this sum Mr. Hendrek .f Hyde;
park Hmendmen providing that tile state should
pay so and the OF this assembly the other NIT,
cents. The amendment was then adopted. Mr. Brown o
Grand Isle moved to reconsider the vote adopting tt
amendment, and the amendment was by unanimous con
by large number of members then followed On motor
OF % Tee % he%s MeH % a an Sci entitled an act
regulate the practice OF medicine surgery and mdwiier.
nna an e on sIs Motion e, Of M sSdcs Of ypaR was
ordered to lie and be made the special order for tomorrow
T6s @em6ers pay. asO act relating to the pay OF
members general assembly. Mr.. RATS bill making
the per two dollars and the travel each way cent
mi % was taken np as special order' NJ mnckiey * e. o.
ngon called for the yeas and nays Mr.. Brown OF Crane
Isle G that was hardly So S o%d IN Mr. nnfke
inckey said he would II any one felt aggreved by his mo
Courteous. S but there was another b introduced BY tn
ir9% sy which ny provided ha. the pay nay Of rs mem I'm
that better BILL and he would rot have introduce.
S S @1a NJ me oso snSwS 70 , as Hkef E o. B
So1o moved to amend The bi (which provided thai
S% ns se sy d s & me s 81 fss
bling NJ Howe q LadS% .PSss IN sySt of e 'er G
session. Il would shorten sessions MIR. ookers amend
son Of irasbursh moved 70 amend bill
provide that members should without pay Mr. Ely
Isle moved amend Mr.. rhomp-on's amendment by add
s he a a. on ahe members OF he Hsh Parliament %hS
Mr Thompson had said served without Mr. Hnckle
1 sIs py e ou Se%po he hoasat na
ember q the house were insane He wa ck Of this dis
members proceed 70 the bn.ness Of his house Nj Boyc
that the dismissal would take rlace at once The bill wa
I'd, a. ..., ,,a,,,h.ra n, ,ta
which was introduced BY Nj. Ely yGoddard of Ely, an
for he Of & session NJ 70 c5ss zach %eoe s
bsny moved that the bill be dismissed. Mr. Howe Of Lui
in ihe Interests economy yet introduced Mr. coburn
RpEsd a. and Mr. bGSse & S q Fsgs9S , I'M favored % Pa%ss
Jericho spoke aganslit Mr. chafey of Albany favore
Repori,.-From com. on grand list by Mr.. JONES,
substitute bill for II. 81 and H. oa, entitled II. "a, ac
senate this morning and abstract given IN those pre-
under % qe & 9EeTsa 70 Ne and g pg1Fd
took from the table a. as. an act cedng TO the Unite
phrem,gog; read third time and passed.
Senate bills referred-s li6 an act in amendment Q
the supervisors OF the insane and the discharge OF patient
actin act @ % pro"s Of the Of the GEM
assembly; to committee ways and means; - 5i &C
eo%%,ee on aSeay g. ss an act relating TO eee
ton Of state .nce % the committee Judiciary s. rs
with crime; TO committee on judiciary ,,,a .
Reporfs.-From com grand list, by Mr.. JONES, with
expression, II. M relating tlxatoni
| ton OF Mr. Doud OF New Haven ordered to lie. tfhls
the grand list bill introduced by MIR. Walker of William
| town
Elss,en q nste Sss,aThs Joint resolution Tslan % ,I
posals OF amendment, which were concurred in by th
Rspors-from the committee Judiciary by NJ
against H. ~ an act ,sa,ing 70 The supreme an
male the special order for tomorrow morning at eleve
.Ioilf resolution From the senate pay Walter
Weed M for sixteen days service page in the senate
General Nc Mahon, add, es,The Joint resolution pr'
viding Tor printing 500 copies of General MeMahon
and referred to committee ways and means.
BY a BARSTY IN iavor or Of r. s an se povdas
the erection OF wire fence" 70 prevent the obstruction
Prom com on the Judiciary, by Mr.. Thomnson, in fave
OF s. 49, an act 10 amend ., of chap. 81, thir
reading ordered for tomorrow morning,
in he senate proposals of amendment to II. l7a act
Reports.SFrom com on Judiciary, by Mr.. sIMPsO,
against u tlo an act amending an act approved Woven
motion OF Mr. Boolh OF iorrisiown who introduced Ii
bill ordered TO lie and be made special order f'
F From com on % eiaims, by Mr. LEAvENs against H. %
an ac, 70 pay the town Of Grand Isle the sum then
From tne general com, BY Mr.; HUBBARD, against !
Ay %oo SosGSs sa ns e%s s sy haO" Harvey
,o From same committee. ey Mr., hUBBARn' against
Lizzie Bell Reed third reading refused:
an act to amend he provisions OF SEQ 10 OF No
the acts OF s6 On motion Of Mr. Page Of Rutland orere
olle. -, n,,r,,.,,,,,,,,
From com. Judiciary by Mr. BUTTERFiELD
favorof u 5sI an act empowering probate courts To auto
gage the real estate OF their wards third reading orer
From committees on Claims, by Mr.. WHITNEY. in favt
OF H. 3Oi TO pay solon burroughs the there
named. nug the blank with slO; third reading ORDER
From the general committee. by Mr.. BOOTH. in fav
ac,s relating to tbs city of Burlington; read third tin
! and passed.
on motion Of Mr. FOWLER of Randolph. adjourned.
"Wednesday, December S-Senate.
E Third reddings.-H. 287, an act for the reco
, milton and encouragement OF the state militi
ordered to lie.
H. 1856, an act relating to taxable fees of autho
lied persons. Upon the question, shall the b
! pass, Senator Brdgman opposed 1t, especially Il
q provisions limiting the fees OF the authorize
person 10 fifty cents In cases returnable before
justice, aud to one dollar In cases returnab
: to the county court. Senator Stafford offered /
I amendment striking out these provisions, Sen
. tor Dunton favored the amendment There WI
, further discussion by Senators Dana, Bridgmi
4 and Dunton The amendment was agreed TO
I, vote OF II To D. Passed In concurrence wi
proposals OF amendment
Q S. 143, an act In relation 10 the militia n
e several companies OF infantry OF the militia
this state may be Increased TO not exceeding sixt
4 four officers and men, Senators Dunton ri
/ Bridgman opposed the bill and the passage
the bill was refused
II. 49, an act compelling certain railroad col
n panles To keep tagman at BARRIERS crossing
v Pownal passed In concurrence,
. IL. 49, an act relating to the compensation
d superintendent Of schools. Senator Dana NOV
to strike out so much OF the bill as provided
y receipts by the state superintendent OF statistic
u returns, In view OF the possibility that the OIL
u Of state superintendent may be abrogated by I
y legislature. Senator Pember interrogated
= committee and WAS replied to by Senator Kin
1h.ax aat.F 10 of fla