Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-10-20

the part Of the house to confer with similar commit
Teference To the nroposed amendment to tie ninth
joint rule reported that the house should recede from
Nj Page Of Rutland offered an amendment to the
Joint rules % providinE for the creation Of i4int
members of the house whose duty it shall be to exam
accurate, and that then the bills shall be signed by the
speaker and president of the senate and then be sent
was d o the table or twenty ho@T
ReportsrIFrom I the Judiciary com by Mr. Butteraed,
tiop Of the act OF 1873 ha parties asking f2r
aahory TO serve Wits m ny idlhereht persons snail
Mr Howe Of LUDLOW sald % that i this law Of lS7s was
sponsible persons in serving wrIs and other legal
papers, ,s,,, s yvhi,t,,,,,,,, a,,, .,o. .,o
ment of the act Of 1878 was imprscticabie
Mr.. Harvey of Topsham said the law was of no use
except to cause good deal OF bother 1t ought to be
fGe Bill was ordered to be read the third time ON
Monday afternoon, by unanimous vote
From the Judiciary com. by Mr.. Thomson, in favor
of H. IT, to amend of court expense act of 1873
as to make provide that in the mination of
spondent accused of crime exceeding the jurisdiction
shall be paid from the state treasury when the com
plaint is signed by states attorney, and from the
treasury of the town when the complaint is signed by
grand juror. ordered for third rea ing Monday
Mr. Judevine of Hardwick moved that the vote OF
Yesterday, whereby II 80, repeallug act of 1875 allow
and S % per day with jury. and revvng the old laws
thereb repealed. was refused its third reading should
be reconsidered and requested that the motion be siG
The speaker announced the appointment of the fol
on Banks MessTs Scranton az 1 Of yergenpes, sarxcn
IF Bethe r 2t Ey o qrSy H
Leonard of Calais.
STAFFORD Chapin of Mddlesex Richmond of Rochester
GrOut OF Concord and Leach of Sheldon.
powna Priest of Barre and Haskell Of Grafton
Under the fourth Joint Rne;IMessrs. sumner o
Joint committee on Game and Fisheries -NIessrs
/ nT Braluprt a
| Victory Turner of Dover and Cotton of Sherburne.
skinner Of Barton Mckenzie Of wSodstocE Parker
Pownal, Butler of RchfOrd and Prouty of Marlboro
arapst l. g. t ealing tie chatte mortFsgs aw
1873; third reading refused tlhe report stated tina
that it ought to have longer trial.
town r2 o "Hsr @ 70 er oeSt 70
twenty years to the amount OF $50! to fund 1t
%, to amend the chate mortgage law Of 1878 so as t
| tachrnent az well as that not exempt.
Mr. Briggs explained the nature and effect of tn
Mr. Howe interrogated the com. as to whether tn
bill contemplated giving power to mortgage growin
NJ Ffeld said did not, because they were par
the ground the crops could be nortgaged
Mr Hubbard of Plymouth ia !ored the bill, aud tn
Joint resQutionxBy Mr. Howe Of hnd ow. that
the reception of General Grant, and report to tn
nstant. Mr. Howe explained the object Of the reso
luton. He said that several years ago there was
good deal OF money, and that it was proper when W
we're spending the publ money to know how niue
Mr Bntter6eld 9f whtinxham m said we are nov in
put our foot in it, and now the state must do the ta
Mr. Howe said that the only object of the resoluto
was to fix the amount of expense we are willing
make, He had previously understood that eertai
heard whisperings that these gentlemen were ne
gong to put their hands in their pockets but wer
Mr. Page of Rutland thought it better to wait unit
hoHId report what they had done and moved that Ii
resolution be ordered to lie.
aeid Mfssrs soncarred R1iS With ii Mr PAGE anu ''''HF
Mr.. Howe said he did not know in what capacit
this com acted He believed tnat the public ought
know how their money was to be spent, and to wha
extent He demanded the yeas end nays ,y on the mc
resolution was ordered to lie;
with an amendment, striking out sec, l. which pre-
yides that there shall be no session Of the grand ur
Mr Taft explained the nature of the bill, and sal
that it would than $500 year. The moder
rostal facilities rendered 1t unnecessary to resort
personal service, and letter wasa far more convel
Mr. Harvey Of Topsham asked if the bill repealin
sections 80 and 90 of chap ~ and sections and
chap 81 did not repeal the laws which provided for til
Beng Being in doubt Mr. Taft moved that the bill lie.
Having prepared an amendment to the bill whic
obvated Mr. iiarveys objection, and provided for t
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POSED the amendment 1t was adopted and the bill
ordered to a third reading Monday afternoon.
From the Judiciary com. by Mr.. Fifeld, in favor
the bill introduced by Mr., Taft, simplifying indie
ments for murder and manslaughter; third readin
ordered for Monday afternoon
Bills introduced and reterred.-By Mr.. Taft of Bul
nKton providing that there shall be session of I'll
grand jury unless specially called by the county
to com on Judiciary.
By MIR Battel OF Middlebury to repeal the speci
masters in chancery act (No II of 1887 to ON I'll
Judiciary. t -
l2) appropriatng money TO enlarge and improve tt
reform school building; to com. on reform school
| By Mr. Butterfed of Whitngham to repeal chaptt
5 e =, entitled "ot inspection of provisions and man
factures:" to com. on manufactures.
On motion of Mr. Mott OF Alburgh, adjourned