Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-10-27
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SA'A-t'SN@''
FRIDAY, October q
Joint for the pFatng befoTe 1 tbe tbe
amendment limiting the nnSerd d q s,ord for the
ss az The Of
amendment. The house amendment was then con-
Bill senator Gleason an act act ,SsrsIn to EN-
and fesa ae s
ton Of the bill is follows: Towns may By vote sk
s sn tetaT0s
to be S or s a or
same together with al such machinery hereafter R9at
into buildings already erected pnt not the now and
such vote shall be contract binding for the time spec
senator Gleed that M the he CON ,ga on
claims be requested to return senate Dill No. ne % XII
be referred to the com on JUDICIARY IL efteep
'Niia'se The Senate reassembled at 1i:l5 .,..,.
prudential committees OF high or central sca92is; & s9
ednsstion rhe rst se'a Sc 9i me OH bxb or or
central school, it shall Vt the same meeting at which
sad vote T as '66fs1a 6sa or one
ber of which com shall be elected ior three yeafs 9 M
their rom hs snd dsy sgGa q he
arst 9a h Ts ss9 aT 6aia Of 1e hyst ooWng
Reports1From com. on banks, in favor of : ~ an
t6ird a1 d resdin9 ordered Tuesday morning,
From on banks IN favor OF sS sn S sS' bnr IN de-
posts and trust funds, etc. third resdins oruereu
| Tuesday morning.
The senate then adjourned
sENATE-AFTERNOON.
ReDorts-From the com; printing, upon t 2olnt, n,
resolution pr9viding for the pF4tns s Tt np Davis upon
the state normal schools with proposals Vi AneHN
senator Stafford explained the character OF the pro
posed amendment; adopted i'll concurrence with pr'
San or com ON Claims without oppression ofopnon
asi r M ss az" relieve
led thereby: 70 con % on WnndR relating to TIN
printing Of tabuated statistics concerning the gran
st rsadiao-S 1s an act to punish the embezze
ment of money belonging to the state and muhlclpa
Before the bill was put upon its passage Senator Di
nsham for the com on REVISION 0i M n aand IN
The & n was thercuou committed to Senator Dill
Iingham, reported back. amendment adopted and til
bill passed. oot in rs,..tor to the catcbtn
of sh in maidstone lake approved November s % Teps Gs
eed ba III Re Rss cH hen
it qd rsts,rsd + m6e the house o Com h
81 an act to esaze the grand list of Mt Holly
co Hanse 1n bs NOS <s and 49, esalze the gran
Of tp Plym1@h como on Grand aa list
senator mSEed tRa1 %fe% rarTes .rg SENATE
I'd 'Rsport From com highways aud bridses IN
S % az act Of TO sS'
Senator Field interrogated the com an" was feph
to by of Senator Sanford the bill ordered
of lie and be made the special order OF wednesday or
IS nS Standardization from the secretary of state accol
TO panying letter from the superh'ehdeh' Vi 'ne
sq5 n TSs 6tieS ieS Of senator Robinson adjourned
nd nd HoUSE-FoRENooN.
, devotional exercises by the chaplain; journal of
Sn ~ r smith Of St johnsbury presented the memor
Of eI governor Horace Fairbanks made at the Ieqv
ss Hesitation 60 as to Teepfed ihs to
oBs 81 MI Page of
be and to incorporate the Walllngord village aquea
By Mf ADAMS aS the acts Of
aa rhis act provides that any non resident per.
who mas sha hHl obtain certhcae competency f
re- some board of censors ~ tne staIe' T 10 !,
ey ers eSIr r Merreld of Newfane provide for the
on iry of transient persons committed TO county ya
o ppdyiding the state shall bear the expense ~
ae Hs hat @ads he W
in expense from the town IN o %nich 'he AS
PeTet fc of s6atsSury to prevent the sett
per on hrs Of 2I so dong by ne not exceeding $1,000 and
nty IN state prison s fine met sna at be
'of bn Siou nor the imprisonment be less than one "
y9r to M Wiley of sutton incorporate the Free
,ird Baptst society of the town of sutton to COM on
by BY Mr. Branerd Of st Adams to amend sec 49, c
re ating TO levy ooe Ui Horse ONE 59ssy wasol
carrage one harness and one seg Kept and USED
ana H m regard to ply sicians OF certain prop
peal used farming exempted py SAID s'atu'e !" 'uuc
c9 Page of Rutland called from the table the re
l the be Se COM had left it house whe
a tnere should be investigation or not 1t SCENE
S% as e the ths .ss
'er' 6SetHeS and appeal the legislature ior redress
end Here the remoHhst th snte t BY @ 10.
tb 10 Gs Tst s2%d sSd IL Ihey should Be heard read IL
ow monstrance the house. which was based on me
legal election, SAID tlal the
ten monstrants offer to TINS ilesaty to the ies
= stsnd sssnsa n the Of an
he Tnvated the com elections whether there was
A' hearing before the com. Oh the part OF the rel
am snst Sp p nv hesring but the remonstrants had
had what they de desired to PGey,ss ,ss
con did t9 the con- @ asS Of na facts any
top Thar Tie election Potter the sitting member
to not known till the Monday before the legislature
gina said that he was not & elected sn had n.an 70
III DC 'hs Mr Page then from the facts prese4te
leiei he lie claimed that there had been procl
made and tha hs zf1s M eatsr OF WaFe Wa
ovde ed was made He cited the Richmond contested
Ssse oI WITH the as to not
contest Just ss these a u 1rd @ an
case and nay @ SnIeaed
the turned ne ibs aoP be ordered 70 he
mst NJ Palmer OF Jericho explained the reasons tn
her to de stood tnat tne electloh Vi NJ IN
weight irregular, put they we're ~ onas Snos
ess af that complied with the provisions of the statute
favor gard to notice the returned member taking tef
' nv etc The com. therefore determined to leaV
ma aestion of ordering an investigation to the hol
age of Which the power of unseatlns rests There
oOr to question III tne minus VI wy ooil 81 W
ability were authorized 70 lnvestka9 the e"so WIN
not be special order from w nouse " uo su. ra
port OF The resoluuon feporteu ny tne Oon "ae 'iu
of the lie. ,,-.-.- .....,..... . g D.
some Mr.. Page oHereu tne lolloWiht teeViusion i'n
pAs. That the report be recommitted TO the com on
the tions with Instructions to proceed 10 nVestSa
ftless report forthwith to the house, whether the
broad charged by the reonstrants in the case are rl
not in whether the said Noel Potter il entitled to
he this house. that the com. be authorized to su
Iusra Witnesses and send for all papers necessary 70
GO had tain and detertnlne tne lacts ny Ioau o -
prece nal the house OF ls5 III the Richmond case
f to show that the house had formerly taken the
ion for OF into its own hands and had I'll
he pau. the returned member on equitable grounds
broth Mr. Harvey of Topsham said that NJ Pages
hdren ou would devove the entire expense OF the INV
II thar on upon the state. This not usual and he
II each that the resolution be 80 amended that tne
delnha have the OF the inVestgat
Mr. Brown of Grand Isle hoped that the amel
az the nteman from Topsham would not pre-
mer OF MI. Page also spoke against the anenuMeh m
I'd why entire matter oi suinionns "lieso NouiN W