Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-03
Legislature Of Vermont.
HOUSE FORENOON.

exceeding INe cents IeF Hlhui duu ldS dult uNt 10
twenty years; To- com. on ways and means
By MIR Abbott OF bennington, to authorize the towns
deriand and Mount Tabor TO refund its outstanding
bonds at rate Of Interest not eTceedns hNe per cent
By Mr.. Hendrick OF Hydepark, to lay a tax on the
lraud list oi lssO for the purpose of meeting the de
hcency in the treasury aud paving Ihe current ex- &
penses OF said county; to special com OF members
IRON jol geso,Htioa b Mr. Hnckey of Chelsea that
the twn houses meet IN Jolut assembly on lnursdAy'
The sth inst at Nn aud une-hat p NJ, to hear the re
ronny and probate officers and if necessary, to com
plee the election of the same; adopted on the part OF
Blk Introduced and reterred- By Mr. woodward % Of
money expended by SAID town for the The support Of
FbpneZtr Philips state pauper at the asylum III
By Mr Hunt Of wGrcester to commute the cath
sentence Of Royal Carr to impris9nment M zen Tor life; to
speca com Of ye t9 5e zee by ,e be
list o the town OF Bratleboro for the years 1879 and
81 Nj Fi6eid Of Montpelier (by! request Of the
certify the state treasurer the names % certain
shall transmit to the state treasurer by the Isl dav OF
August annually certificates Of the names 2 the nrft
ty of S5Ofor each neglect and 1t repeals sec 80 OF
BY NIr Martin of Londonderry, (Mr. Smith of st.
Johnshury IN the chair COPY OF preamble and res. &
annual meeting in October, 1879, which asks the egs
medicine and surgery in the Site Of Vermont on ac.
count of the amendments that have been made to it,
i useless as proection against fraud to special com
five the act to establish state board OF health
BY Mr. Casweil Of Holland, to pay NJ. D, $. Dutton
HV Tr Wooiworth of Underbtll relating to the tax
abs fees Of authorized persons, lit provides that
wnere process served by an authorized person only
haif the fees shall be pvrrlbe taxable COSTS and
IN suits before justices the fees of an authorized per
shall not exceed htty cents for the service Of writ
or other process, exceed 81 i'll similar cases in the
county court; to jnd eiary com ,oo es,, ps
il Athens; TO com on game and fisheries. ~
liy Mr. Pierce OF ShaiSRury' & 70 restrain f cattle
that il person allows sand animals to run at large in
the M SSM for any person to mponnd them n
hisuWn barn elsewhere and collect from the
mSls are impounded, and providing that if not paid
in the town where the owner residesl To general
VIZ Thompson of Irasburgh called from the table IL
Tie settlement OF paupers act The com. judiciary
G Tf' the tnird reading MIR Butter6eld Of Whiting ham
@d "a TO rSsde ana d any B
srIf and family in any town for ten years, shall gain
S m Mr iaft moved that the bill be resommitted to
The Judiciary com Ihs m mSfloH Si was opposed by Mr..
and MIR Brown OF Grand Isle. The motion to RECON-
lReoS,t From com on agriculture, by Mr. Colburn.
in favor 81, proviuinE that the name of the state
sRa hereafter be the state Agricultural Society,"
tIri reading ordered for to morrow afternoon,
cor rausmittl1s the reGort of of the ish commission
A. r,pral the insolvency law 1876, by Mr. Taft for a
%a2Si mag VIZ Messrs Hinekley Chelsea Baerheld @
Of RSrIt 2 AT ana t Simpson
Nrardcrcd to lie, and be made the special order for
I1d on ecfo2aSHs rat ' BY S9 M AS56t 5G of
BrnnmEtou, IN 1ayor OF H. ), to establish municipal
anruincnt 50 that there snail be no jury trails in
'1Y5 Yr thompson Of Ira36urgh inquired if there was
any prpy1s on IN the bill for appeals to the county
Tr TAFT Of Burlington said that i'll his opinion there
was bj as the bill was not printed, on his motion it
In iew moments on his motion it was taken up and
My So a h9s aye red IN wbl6dR Ee Rar
aIro,uu Tor the way mrnt OF salary OF $500 to the
igss alre OF late years against such bills and he
moved sec. l6 providing for the payment of such
On auon Nj Taft the 9ill was ordered to lie and
der the members.mlgh ully consider this ques-
On motion of Mr.. Curtis of.Georgiaia iadjourned
HOUSE AFTERNOON.
pl,s,, H. II, to pay Thomas Sargent Jr., of Nor
w-u 80 I'll for the pursuit and arrest of Eli Ga
r45 convicted OF horse stealing; read third time and
il q IN amendment of an act entitled an act provid-
At i ie 2rer az is75 - rehsanr al e se tle stat,
Provide, that "ngrossed bills signed approved and
the 0rua Dns and resolutions to be placed ON file IN
Tie otc Vi the secretary OF state provided in SAID
rport From com. on corporations. by Mr.. Abbott,
ui4,or OF H. 49, 70 incorporate the Dorset marble com
FWT A6S,i oi West Haven inquired whether the com
ptuy could not be Incorporated under the general law.
Mi Abbott. III behalf OF the conn., said that the -en-
eral law limited the amount OF the capital stock to
S5tWu and the company expected to increase It's
ILlI he youd that amount.
nil '7' VI
Tie ltl was then passed.
BIIsu'r,I,rct und reterred-By Mr. Taft af Bur
lAEllu to- ab,au the grand jury; to Judiciary com,
BY Mr. Goodwin OF Hartand, relating to the service
u, fy T. aud Uruyidlug that property the de.
lun,,Ii upr,,In winch mas be attached by COPY on
VyIuc PROFESS lnaS he dlstrained by leaving copy i'll
the 2 'I,.r .tI IfTl t'l
EslaTs From the Judiciary CON, by Mr.. Ffeld, i'll
REGARD t II l. asking that the be excused from
colsdcratOuoi the bnl, because since Its intro
dlctl0u another bill. Oh. 75) had been introduced
wLlrI concentrated the attainment OF the object
IN mou.lui Mr. Flfeld the bill was referred to the
terrell
Ba1 utrodoced anG ,eterrcd- By Mr. Taft Of Bur
SCISSORS m Inc city ol Burlington" Itprovldes that IL
March, annually, there snail be elected one assessor
from each ward Who shall mold Office ior one YEAR or
until successor Is quadcd; that they shall receive
reasonable compeusatvln; that ali vacancies snail bt
hlled by the c council; that no appeal from their de-
clslon sA4i. be allowed; 10 judiciary com. ~
the support oi paupers" Inc OIL provides that the
brothers U any poor person NIu shall become char.
abe to any town. aud OF sufficient ability arising iron
property derived IRON an ancestor of such poor person
shall be bound to support such cor Der
son III pro oruon to their ability 10 Judiciary com
nunIe county, ia lNOr OF ii. 3l, laying tax upol
amoe county OF i've cents on the dollar; read tlrC
lnaie~ minutes, ON motion of Mr.. Allen of Hines
burgh, jAcsr votes were recuusldered and the bill WA
madt the specal order Tor Thursday next at IL A. M
Mr. he tp ,t tha !,
wAcu II made the special order for Wvdnesda;;
afternoon at q O'Clock, rCcOnsldered and made I'M
specal order Tor Wednesday forenoon at 10 20 berans
ol the exhibition OF the pupils OF the deaf and dunn
a.! lum.
On motion Of Mr.. Taft, the house granted unanimou
c1useu to Alm to'wthdraw his motion to reconsid,.
thr vote refusing the tnlrd reading IL A. to auIent
SCI g ebay. ~, K s., tine bill introduced by Mr. Pane
oli%.rs.n... ..,,.... II '''''
rutland, relation to state printing and stationery
came VI Tor lhlTd reading
aDrudpI fi,f tho pnTs tf The dnc,'tn"Its We % ~
se. uu, ihIu iDurtA and NTH sections shall h
st!lA aAu eIln inches long and iye Inches wide
HIn-. , All ru,.ia,,n nunf,aed that ,, rt tho
Wuou relates to tne printing OF court and clerks
uo,hes dul moved that tins portion be stricken out
W.T. ll-r sad that the state auditor had tod the con
tAt lAs ,rVIslUu would the state 81 900 yea
anu lAr uftl Mr. HlnCkleys amendment would no
ItrNdi. Iuurr was reason why the county clerk
should hr exempt from the same restraint that UOun
al! Niurl uIulIc servants III relation to printing.
hr uIu. Gry SAID that the passage OF the act Woul
OCCASION great inconvenience to the county clerks All
tud there Was NJ reason any uuJ ust expenditure
Tor tho .,lur tunttnr was in the hands Of the stat
auditor
The amendment was then agreed to and the thr
rHAIIu- Wi- ordered tor 10 morrow afternoon.
~ uutuuut SIR TAFT ii. 2s, relating to the eectio
and suuIuluu ul grand and pitt Jurors by mail wa
TAX I'll nom Inc Table
Nt. smith II ST Juhnsbury moved that the fOurt
section amended So that the sherlffs Tor drawn
Hhi sumIuJmug the Jurors be allowed four dollar
auu cent, per mile trave from residence to III
county Clerks office and reasonable sum tor pustag
aul stationery; lost
Mf b 'wu ui hraud Isle opposed the bill, ON III