Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17
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ate The Laurel Glen cemetery asoeaton to com. on COR
po5a,ions,r :, -, -.-.,-.,--...-
taxation Of saving banks com. on grand list Jfhls bill
Iepas The law o. 1873 and Ieyye the law in effect prior
a',eclons 1 e 70 q 4; 6nl 1855
the name Of Iose A. Rich and George David Rich to gen
By Mr.. FERGUSON Of Walden, il 2s5. an act fixing the
slary Of certain state officials 70 com on ways and means
Of state treasurer $1,000 Of auditor Of accounts $1,000; OF
sene s s OF se moi mo- 81 bsn Il az 10 r.
ssd by The tn.ees and Librarian to furnish a. his
psSss 2s %os not 10 s Sa travelling %
Gafie di,sasess ST. an act o prevent and suppress
contagious diseases domestic animals. read the
Pliss..y Mr. souLE Of Fairfield, Of Henry casesu
and % others OF Sheldon ask g for the passage OF we'll
guarded and stringentocs option law to committee u
BY Mr., MORRILL, Of Vernon, Of A. Whitehead and %
other. q Vernon asking for the passage Of wellguared
IL NJ VGA%BERnSis of Sf B S1 sy Of
H. Peters and IS Others Of Bradford, asking for change
committee 4, u on Ma. subject -, % d.. -.
der Of Baxter post Of Grand Army Republic New
port and seven other officers asking for the passage Of
formed military company at Newport to committee mil
RgiSsV aaqaqgs,.-Mr JuDEvINE Of Hardwlck called
IRON ne table ~, 0, H. 81, an act relating TO Highways
his motion Il w again ordered to lie AMI made the special
Dryer ior TUESDAY forenoon neAt ~ a zen.
Others Of CfafbgIy asking for the passage q law
table as unaished bnsne's the question being upon the
giving The petitioner. leave wthdray on motion q
MI rage o. hntanl me letu9neIs had Leave 70 whdraw'
enaR sO & g. entitled Of me supreme ana county courts
| up upon the question Of its passage.
Msssrs iALME ~ OF jericho James o. Weybr11ge Booth
bury whssoek Of berlin and Blair barnet spoke against
Richmond Of Roehe-'er Roger Of wheelock smith OF
favored The bill; Pending which discussion motion Of
Mr. motfili oil vernon ul'
House-Afternoon.
S b sna ~ AL r 81 Bus
on.eS N me ,a5ai9n OF personal properly e com on
estate exceeding ipe sum Of - thousand dollars shall
hereafter De permitted 10 De made IN any persons lstl
judge A. npss unfinished business motion
m special oa ee o 20 ana r. ss
net Senor,, From cou an ,r,ra liza, ,v Mr. Ioxrs in
e a. az act TO ssss the Grand M Of the town
se m OF @ o % e Sn d q ms SO as to legal
MI; ~ oi ias1pgn moved TO amend py adding
Mr.. PALMER Of waterbury opposed the amendmen,
n sas lay Ta e nee Ss s ces
sa sue a1'sa IaSk 10 'e tune 'e ' was aue ana ud
Mr. JONES of wsshed, in behalf of the committee said
nc o 9es ' OF ch s %se who the BILL
being absent, on motion OF Mr. Thompson OF rasburgh
From same committee by Mr. JONES, against H. 1885, an
act IL relation to the assessment and collection of taxes
From same committee by Mr.JoNEs, in favor Of II: 1885,
Dor for years 1873, 1879 and 1850 Mr. apgood of Peru
moved that The Pill be ordered to le lost On motion Of
i ahe eS eamm a sy M in Of
S act TO legae the grand lists of the town OF Bratte
boro for the years 1879 and 1850.
SsIi Sere SeT S suit pend
Mr PR i of Waterbury opposed the motion on same
Fl sgi2Sf favored the amendment and Mr. Curtis Of
Georgia opposed 1t.
Mr. THOMSON Of ir1sbursh aid that every blu Legal
ers now made Illegal lists which they could not swear TO
egaized Let listers do heir duty and they did not and
afraid Of committing perjury let the towns suffer In
would be adeepted w., -,
Mr.. PALMER Of Waterbury said that the Gentleman
ally technical defects caused BY ignorance the listers.
gentleman from Ludlow had application to the cases in
Ito The s Of these several 10y, were not defee-
road Allow s s Se sae 80
The amendment further debated BY Mr., Fiheld of
Hooker q Braieboro james OF weybrdge, Hapgood 81
Mr. taft q Baiseicn :aid that he was opposed to the
&c Of AL these bills Ie present syem OF taxation wa
neighbour and these lists were almost always unjusty
made L. bad always been the custom to insert the pro
amendmen, would be adopted lie hoped every man in the
system Of taxation was adopted The poor men
ana be, a nebp D sas m n az a ba sbaS
appeal to the sympalmes OF the house En-, go 1000. ,,.,
time and passed.
From CON. on judiciary by Mr. TAFT OF Bnrlngton 10
company with proposals of amendment which agreed
To- providing mat every person who shall be willing to paS
DUCT read third time and passed. -.,.,,- T.. =.
idiciayv Ihe Hi nroy,des ist nIge Who bas Seryef
twenty consecutive years and IL seventy old
resign and secure an annual pension for life Of sl2o
explained that he relief the chief Justice who