Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-15
VOL. XXXVII.

The president resumed the chair
From com ON Judiciary, against s. 76, act to pre-
vent the improper interference with jurors; third
reading refused.
From com. on claims, against S. 9 an act to pay NJ
u NAY ward the sum therein named; ordered TO lie.
From com on claims IN favor OF 5 III, to pay
From general com III favor of II. 2s act to iucor-
orate the Laurel Glen cemetery association; passed
senator Henry moved that the vote refusing third
pany At NewpHrt be reconsidered and that the motion
On motion OF senator safford s. l55 an act relating
70 the support OF paupers, was recOmmltted.
under The iule to he over aud be printed
aaa S te T g an act regulating the move
act relating TO the height of railroad bridges; passed
hepOIt com on reform school, adversely to 5.
y, an act relating to sentences the reform school
Inc blil Mas discussed by Senators Dlllngham aud
Senator Paul called up s ls7 an act relating to the
reform school, and moved its recommtment it so
order cd and the co a. reported back the bill without
House bills referrefH 3O4, an act to pay Solon Bur-
rousls the sum therein uamed; to com. on claims. H.
s an act to empower the probate court to authorize
guardians to mqrtgaKe the real estate of wards; com.
on Judiciary a. M act for the disposition of the
grammar school funds Of the town of Brighton; to
com com on education. H. 3l5, an act to pay Clarence A.
hr95 d strict NJ 2 IN Manchester; to general COM.
conquered in. s. l2s act III amendment of chap ST.
r was ordered to lie, pendiug proposals of amend
House bills reterred H 43s, act defining the word
tra1R; TO- e1ln on Judiciary H. 235 an act apthorz-
Fast M"nipeer to dsrose Of the same; To- com gu iu-
Wj II. o. ali aSl e.'aosllns the lne between
tt 1,G]tSmeo ] 20 9 M iS, an an aGt estaosnS sta the
"a lio
i'm m a' tiiiri IN ras no a,ph oi Actions was
yQte reimsiny tfrd reSdlng % to H. l7s an act to
.i XII fn oi My III aia ma BARNARD was re-
an hePg,t 3 m Toi on Stniatioh' m favor o. H. sa9
third reading ordered for tonorrow morning;
h r xghIra com IN iavor OF = Vs. an act relating to
On motion, the senate adjourned.
HoUSE-AFTERNOON
Reports-From CON- on claims by Mr.. Leayens of
Berkshire, H. 38, an act to pay Clarence A. dibb the
making. the sum S4a6 Which WAS agreed to. passed
FROM com on Judiciary by Mr. Hinckley In favor ot
G snE d2 IN ndF
From special com of members from Franklin conn
sx ON the t1nS IN n i4SDr 3i H. & S9S an act
amendment; ordered to lie and be made the special
From iVl T TST Il ; M 10 R m id in so s II
351 an act in relation to teexraph eomuanes. third
From con- on educatoH by Mr. FIiis in favor of II
~ an act for the disposition OF the grammar school
From the Judiciary com. h Mr. Hincklev of Chelsea
against ii 4l4 m act relating TO the ann1intment M
guardians OF minor children in certain cases; third
House biJtS DGssed-H 2s5 an act reatinO m fro dis
trIct No = IN lie town OF Manchester: s9 an ACT tn
establish the line between the towns of Pomtret and
Woodstock - o' anu
Senate baIs passed in concurrence s. 10, act to
chap S3 n y ' " ~ go wv " ~ ' "
an tliTniti tiD,aa
that ss can ts n -, m ih t s , rS Tue " t,les t
state was repored bv Mr DrS ot Weatber en
Of Barton tie nf the hi II uas W. t
lie and he made the snecai nrar Tor NAT Fr,dav AZ
$50 p NJ ""oe 'n' po'"i 0iuoi ioi heA' fiiu"S' a'
CounfV erpeases-Mr Page of Rutland moved to
reconsider lie Vote refnsin the fhird TeaGiun 0 q IA ~
an act to amend secion Of act M II Of tie Ia US f
s72 entitled an ACT to provide Tor the panment 0t
ordinary cnI1ntv eynenses Aftar some 1isciisso tbt
vote was recOnsidered-yeas lO7 uays W Nr Page
moved that tile hill he ordered Ia lie and he made Tie
special order for Friday next at Ii NJ and it was SO
agreed. ~ ~ 1850 W.
appoluGnent OF "A night Waterman f6r the state honsa
Was Reported tayoraby from the com on nuhlir
buildinrs y Mr. inrktav he Hi nrnviiaj tI,at the
sergeant arms might appoint night Waterman to
serve while the legsatre is not IN session at nrce
not to exceed 4 30 DER day rhe biI encou ntered
strong oppOsitlon from Mr. Howe OF Iudow Mr.
Mckenzie OF Woodstock Mr. Palmer of jericho and
others and finally ON motion of Mr. Page of Rutland
1t was dismissed
Seute bHLreferred-S 1872, an act in relation to the
uuex xpended Balances Of appropratious: to com on
9SSncrrdd eu bouso corcurrad in sapat ro
s is o. Amendment to il 952 an act tH legal ize The
SAB m0od-lIr Booth Of NOrristown called up ii 800
an act TO regulate saw bills when was ren0rtad from
the general com The Bill and amendments were
dismissed.
to the supreme court was taken from the table An
SPECIAL order ana on motion OF Mr rhomusou on
account oi tine illness OF Mr. Fihed who desired to
speak the subject made the special order for
uex Fuesday Al ii oclock A NJ i ~ 0
The ret0rI school The com ON the reform school, by
Mr. SleTrlleld OF NewtIue tor a majority OF the com
mont reform school 1T provides that When a child
under twelve brought to justice charged with an
renee not uuui shube Dy death such child shall not be
pat plead untl after notice to the nrst seectman
VINO shall attend the trial. that if the child is convicted
or bound over and no one appears to become bail Tor
an appeal and the offence is sncn that the child will be
committed to the reform school or jail for want OF bail
the seIectlnau II IN MS OPINION it is not for the child
good to be imprisoned may make a written statement
10 that effect 10 the Justice who shall tAereup IN order
stay OF proceedings; that the seIectman shall mud
the child such II sent to the retern school, the
@ Tan he stoy IL t 19 the ueTs0e
and denver to the Justice to proceed with aud sen
TO be treated as On proDatI0u Gt such time as INJURY
iutO the cause Of their commitment and previous
character sna show whether Ions detention is neces-
sarA or only transfer from former bad nt uences t.
q s4od hou!e: tnat the trustees may mud temporary
give The probation system reasonable trial with a
ysw % tns eEI s 0 M @ Al snS sser
and may appout agents uying IN the vicinity ut the
eporary home to act Sdh as Their advsef r. Id
state mat the superintendent IN his next report
ices may DAY one dollar per Week toward the mainten
ance a child under twelve, placed family undei
PROBATION uutl the child is Gurteen that the boys IL
the school shall divided grades. grade
Two OF lie rest the two grades not to assciate eYcep
III workroom, dining room, chapel and iarm work; tina
room ii readll -roum etc. and every dutitu
3S may spend %2 h9nF Gay ~ ne fs%dE o W1fk morn
than tour hours day III the shop or attend schoo
s6Uo nnon criminal cunycti5n the town where th
child resided SHAH pay trustees ii week
tHe ,hl1 Is fuuI1eeu wears old and nty cents a weeI
thereafter untll The child is released, aud such SUM
st that the Of the Court the chi,
Nat fect shall he ,riun fncie evidence Of nus resi-
dance that No OF the acts o 1876 and No. IL and - U
| III acts oI ls,s shall be repealedl
| Hsu0rtS-EronI com ON iudIcluTy by Mr.. THOMPSON
otiSt il All an act IN relation to the duties OF Justice
oi the peace III certain cases; third reading refused
I ndIStments tor perirV and suborna
ton OF perjury ; third reading refused
| From, saIi,4 rGin NV MIR Simpson against II 36I AL
act to amend sec e. chap 80 f. 81 third reading reus
ed
| From general com Inv Mr. Booth in favor of FL 4S
al Act dGhuIng the word traInu, rehd third time aut
PASSED
| Fran same co,n bv Mr. Rnoth in favor of II 2g3 AL
ar, ia 4IahIr new owners and uroprietors OF JJuiO
| NeettuLnnIis IN EAst NonGneiiar Ia disuose OF th
| same. read tlird time ana uass.d
Rscnut,uitfpjN on rntion nf Mr. Braiuerd of st AL
n'r" ~ h ssii ne s1ka at ta raai,ast ni the memher
| rnnntv OF Frankn Vas recTmInitted IL 40 - ~ ~
| NI Iulu IN JebIteNThe res1utinn offered nv MI
HIVE ot udow yester,lay providing that no speecle
sh0nId he more than Ave ninutes long and that rul
tweIve shnilI he rvIdI 4 enforced was taken from til
char by the sneaker Discussed and dismissed by
vnIc ot i35 In 36
EgLaiizaft Of coSts-The com on the judiciary, b
Mr. Thompson Ot lrasburgh, reported against Ii. An
an act equhllZlhs the COSTS ol commitment GaAe
aEaihsI Respondents cohihl''eu W 'ne houSo vi Oi
m q, +,s costs of con, ,ritpant IN th
Inc pi pToViues that ts costs VI III w. m e
louse VI ~ oe a. 10 ti,o
@ Lai ~ ~ az las o. ~ o D-, IT, 'i ~ 90 rrat an Mr Grou
~ nc nc PA Il ~ ~ iitr"a'r f H., iii sianled
Oh Ne"pptt tHe oi Ne Dai II, W.
oo oulu ~ Jtt ny a "a - Nj 1arvav
DufS MI P.ttSi heiu u " itin1 H. ' If ud1IlS
sex ana hr DToS 9l Tu IN iSiG e and he made b
special 4ruer lor dFiuaS az H. M Inv Mr. Tbomnsor
hepOLtS rom com On tuciaaS py 20 niL d - a" 4
DiIi Ia IA @ Iio, a az. - % t fTbe hi nroYide