Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-03
SENATE-F0RENOO


Devotional exercises by the chaplain. Journal of
BiS, etc. introduced and reterred-By Senator Saf
com Judclary ISec chap 80 e. s.. provides that
the conrt OF ch ncery shall dismiss for want of jurs
diction every suit concerning property, except to
foreclose mortgage where the matter in dispute ex
BY senator Paul Of Windsor, to pay James G. Bates
Of Hartand sum for procuring the arrest and convic-
on OF AlonzQ hldder for the crime of horse stealing;
BY senator Cook of Rutland an act relating to free.
mans meeting; to com on elections lit provides tha
in towns with more than 5000 inhabitants freeman s
meeting in September and November shall be called
nine o'clock IN the morning. and the check list shall
be completed by twelve O'Clock on the Saturday night
BY senator Dana of Addison an act in relation to
the military history of Vermont; to com on military
audit and allow the accounts qnd expenses Of the MIL
tary historian appointed under the joint resolu ton
BY senator Bridgman of wndham an act to compel
shcon districts to provide instruction for their legal
scholars to com. on education lit provides that when
the officers of school district do not provide the in
StuSt9n @ req9rea oy iaw the seectmen may upon
visions for such of legal scholars of dis
the district assess tax and make rate bill ior the
expenses thereof The bill also provides for the dys
at once ecl On motion of Senator Dana SOD COMES of
this bill were ordered to be printed o0p'o' Vi
By Senator Geed of Lam0ille, making the salary nj
the Judge of probate of Lamole county $500 (pstead
OF $;SS!, as no, now; &c, to com coz on judiciary.
the act OF incorporating the village of Cabot to
BY Senator, Paul of Windsor, to vest the marshal
deputy marshal SUPERINTENDENT or police appointed
with the police powers of special censtablas
fnes upon trespassers upon iar grounds etc 10 com
on agriculture.
Joint resotut'on-By Senator Henry of Windsor pro.
Mdlnk for an adjournment Of the two houses from
senator Dana moved to amend by making the tim,
saturday forenoon instead of Friday afternoon Aftei
the resou3n was adopted on the part Of the senate
franklin an act in relation to resignation of ndad o
the supreme court TO- com, on finance THE first sec
court resigns his office after having served as such for
twenty Seans m ana having attained thu
natural life receive the same salary which was By law
payable to him at the time of his RESIGNATION ~ Ia"
Dana Of Addison that whenever any yacancw Se9at4 %
occnr from any cause, in the senate house Of repre-
sentatiyes the governor may order new election I,
hll such vacancy; to com. on constitutional amend
Reports- com. on claims, in favor of s q, :,
Eay oscar E. Head S2l2l for expenses in pursnin.
Elarized the tore of Robbins Marsh in Chester an
now serving his sentence in state PRISON. read thrt
From com. on grand list, S. 35 to amend chan "a o
s., entitled OF grand lst,recommending an amendme Ell
that the bill amended would requ re that the
urers warrant for collecting state taxes shall be base
upon the amount OF population.
Pending the question OF adoption of this amend
ment, on motion o senator Dunton, and after discus
was ordered to lie and be made the special order fo
THURSDAY next at eleven .a o'clock in the morning
ious diseases among domestic animals was read tn
senator Dana proposed an amendment in the fourtl
section 50 that the commissioners may be limited il
his state to those animals believed to be infected wifi
CONTAGIOUS Diseases etc; which agreed to- and th
BIZ jntroduced and reterred-By Senator North o
Addison, to pay n, F. Dunshee sum for expenses o
and solomon Dushan, escaped prisoners from Addsol
county Jail; to com. on claims.
RepOtts-From judiciary com, in favor of s. 60 re
quring town clerks TO IRA snt to the state treasure
La
amendment to strike out collector of taxes" whic
From general com, s g. amending the dog law q
was agreed to. Sec relates to the payment Of order
by the treasurer of the town;l third reading ordere
Joint rcsoiTtion-By senator Cook of Rutland, au
pena institutions of the state and also nsane asym
OF Concord, New Hampshire and Northampton, Massa
senator Fuller thought that nasmuch as forme
CONS had visited these institutions, their reports
examined, would give all the information necessary
and he opposed this resolution.
Senator Brdgman Thought that conditions mlsl
change and improvements might have been made sine
senator's Cook and Henry also favored the res olt
senator Stafford said that he understood thst such
resolution ,, %as favored by the house com -,
resolution, and thought at the present time there
senator Bridgman thought it was safe to leave tn
matter to the discretion of the com.
Senator Field moved an amendment so that the con
could visit the several penal institutions of the sta
only.
senator Henry opposed the amendment and calle
for yeas and nays. which taken, and are as TO
lows: Yeas-Senators Brown Dana. Darling, Dillinl
ham, Dwinei Field, Fuller Gleason, Lane; Mort
l6 nays-Senators Blodgett, Bridgman, Cook, Dunto
ioodsell, Henry King, Stafford, Sykes and Thatcher
The resolution was then adopted on the lpart of IL
Adjourned
SENATE-AFTERNOoN.
Joint resolution-By Senator Field, in relation
paying the expenses of Job Williams and part
Rep0rt-From com. on banks, in favor of s. S. an a
| in amendment of the charter of the Farmers and NJ
ehanics Institution and Trust Company passed.
The chair announced as the special com to who
should be referred s. 81, an act to establish a sta
board of health, etc, Senators Cook, Dillingham; al
Special order 2, act relating to the duties
Of amendment from the com. on judiciary. Amen
meut agreed TO-. Upon the question, Shall the bill
amend by striking out the clause, and all duties al
inquiries required OF such grand jurors may her
Senator Dillingham; was interrogated by Senators Sa
| ford aud Brdgman; proposal of amendment agreed
BjH Introduced H l3l, an act larng a tax on Il
county of Lamole; to com. consisting of the senat
'' From the house, with proposal of amendment,
| an act regulating the service of subpenas; hou
Joint Tesoiut9n- senator Stafford, providing fol
iOut assembly Thursday November 4, for the elect
the senate.
mi Introduced An act for the protection of dome
| tic animals; to com agriculture. Irhe bill provid
for board protection to fences of barbed wire.l
ON motion Of Senator Woodworth, adjourned
HoUsE-FoRENoo
Devotional exercises by the Rey. I. p Booth memt
read and approved. -
B ete tqtrqaYced and rG,srred1BSy 3S Mr. Battell
witness in liquor cases; to com ON judiciary. IT
| l,., all ilgtlcAiR INDIGNANT
case unless the respondent notifies the Justice beC
Justice shall take down the testimony in writing at
fee Of ten cents hundred Words %oIds and shall hle !
county, which will be competent testimony in
BY MIR Smith of St JQhnsbury. II, l54,an act regu
ing the running of railway trains sunday; to co
on railroads Ut provides that it shall be unlawful
rim train of cars single engine upon any railrO
except trains delayed by accident or stormy wealth
paoe outside the state wreckng trains and trains
essary for the OF Ire and 2roHerty unC
BS Mr. Hinckley of Chelsea, II. 1b5, an act layins
tax on the county OF orange; to com OF the memo'
irB9 By NJ IraFf F6ed Of Montpelier tby reqpes H. 1885,
IN to CO GnaR on snep III proSde foT
racation of the acts of guardians who have been ir
By By NJ Adams Of Pomfret H 49, an act to pay Edv
ing Wallace L. Markham. charged with larceny to co
BY Mr. Taft of Burlington, II. l5s an act relating
| muOrtant and radical changes in the present list
law. That the list OF each poll shall be one dollar
stead OF two as now: that there shall be included
real estate telegraph poles, wires and apparatus
| the machinery used by gas companies, including
pines for the repeal of the present law taxing savir
banks for the taxation of deposits In savings banks
the same way that other personal property Is tax
that corporations shall make sworn returns of the st'
nnder penalty of 80 900 for each oence that the n
inv stock of railroads shall be taxed in the differ
towns through which the roads run in proportion
the length OF the road in each town; that the pres
law limiting the taxation of railroads to S2OO0
I and collected according to the population, instead
according to the list now that all The present Ia
relating to equalization committees boards, ETC.
| repeated; for the annual appraisal Of real estate
same as personal property by the listers of each toy
for the repeal of the set of debts law; for the inf
ton OF penalty of 800 for each offence upon any lis
= | dereliCt to his duty
III By Mr. Page of Rutland, II. l59 an act TO amend
q Chap. H y g.; to com on Judiciary Ut provides t
no person shall be adjudged u trustee by reason
4 wages or compensation due the principal debtor
y WORK done by him or by his wife or minor child.l
- nils Dassed-H. l3 an act to lay tax on the cou
of Lamoille; =. 81, an act to repeal act in anne
nent of an act to incorporate the Vermont State Az
cultural Society; g. H. an act regulating the service
- subppnas; s. 8, an act to authorize the trustees
4 Chester academy to convey the academy buildings
: other property. A., ,.u =, 80, , ..
4 troduced by Mr.. Thompson lrasbuegh TO forbid
= | payment OF counsel who assist states attorneys
who defend respondents, came up for o third readi