Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-15
HOUSE FORENOON

HOUSE FORENOON
to order aud Mr. 6a Of %sathersaed wa
anonymously 5. nm elelected speaker pro tenn.
Jones reported a favor Of D. an act in relation to
dns ne% secon st as e en-
by the laws OF this state, any school
IN this act if it shall vote at the meeting which the
scTbed to be performed BY The seect@en. tPeasurefs
and collectors OF towns. shall be performed by the
principal officers treasurers aud collectors of such vii
sses or the prudential committees treasureis aud coll
Mr.. Thompson in a lengthy discussion participated
in b. By many then followed Several amendrnents were
made aud the third reading ordered for tomorrow
Bills Idssed-S I47 an act relating to recognizances
~ criminal prosecutions H. 3d. an act in relation to
The Htddie5urV court house H. s59 an act providns
ior the erection Of court house " the county OF Addi
the special com, by Mr.. Kent, recommending the dis
Mr. Battei Of Mddlebury, in behalf of a majority of
the conn., as he said, moved that the report be recon-
Messrs. Scranton ard Turner of Dover opposed the
Mr. James of weybridge favored the motion
Inc motion motto M to & &reeqmnt was lost and the question
S and He 9aq a 's Ksnt aIa 'S BPs M re Ras
discussed the bill and the third reading refused
ferel rYsOlution that Mr. Harbour OF Glastonbury be
aer Of the Mr. roH and Hr Hooker IKE Of
Bratteboro explained that it case of necessity
4 rena09straace from 4iJWoh, Mr Palmer Of jericho
l3 Others taxpayers of Aburgh against the passage
OF hopse bin No 1884, which provides for equazny the
6ureh u
Repo,tS, From com, on claims, by Mr.. Harvey. in
Hy9r Of II 10 an act to pay the brother r. and sisters Of
was read the third time and passed,
Fr9 S n general 6 f9 by h Mr. yar% Dd in favor Of 3
amendmens n, which relate @ to the PhEase9ogy
Hubbard of Plymouth and Grout of Newport discussed
Mr. Stone Of Danvile moved to amend so as to include
school districts in the DIVISIONS Of the bill
Thompson Of Iras6uryh and Fowler Of Randolph con.
tinued the discussion, The amendment of Mr.. Stone
Mr. nfEsy mqyea to amend nd by . GddinE new
prqmissory note executed in this state or other party
holden to pay the same desires TO pay it, but cannot
he pay 1T whenever the holder thereof resides
sonabe Application and notice receive pa yment there
Of then and in either OF said cases. the interest such
Mr. Butterheld of whitingham inquired what the
tackled on this bill and the chair said It was Il 80 III
233 was introduced by Mr. ,Hinckley, and the third
On motion Of Mi sawyer Of Moretown adj.
| SENATE-AFTERNooN
Report From com. on agriculture, by substitute bill
under suspension Of the rules Upon the question Of
The 6 Was discussed I by senators Field r'f% and Paul
Senator Weed moved that the bill be indefinitely post
BiH'atrod,,csd. Tspqred BY the judiciary com
eans IE and surgeons to lie over Under tie Tue
Senators Woodhouse and Thatcher asked unanimous
the proposed constitutional amendment, limiting the
IN the house upon which vote was had
nous leave was not granted.
to amend the charter Of the village OF Barton; passed
From the tdbe-Senator WOodhouse called up S. 1928
an act in amendment of chap 8O x, and moved that
the senate refuse to in the house proposals of
amendment, and ask for com. of conference 1t was
senator Dwinel moved a reconsideration of the vote
certain property from TAXATION and that the motion be
4 ReDOTt. From y.
atins topr2ce3ss ass IN divorce cases with proposal Of
ordered tomorrow morning.
the salaries Of certain state officers The vote refusing
adoption of an amendment offered by Senator Dana,
ed9cation, was rcaonsdered '''''' ''' VI
senator % IN m9ysd % to cam amend the smendment
endent Of education is hereby abolished" the follow
oned BY said % sgperntendsnto & EDUCATION d dsTb f
s ap ap Saa pe BY M hG a % @ ad %
to said shall 9e made to the secretary
pointing teachers and examiners of normal schools
and in remoyiag ing the same shall be performed by the
Senator Dana was az eed t1-yeas Senators BI9dEett'
Fuller Geed, Goodseii, Henry JadeVne, king, Lane,
North satfogd sykes ThatcheT Weed WoHISdh%9nse, oIS %
kpnsn Is
SS Tie Vote @ Of yesterday Upon the Proposal of amend
ment to the constitution, limiting the representation
rec9psidered and the vote ugon the take taken
ha Dsins bs5n Fs G2F
Gleed, Henry, King Lane Paul, Stafford, start sykes
RR% G29dsS }udsvPs North dPeca
the members OF the senate voting in the affirmative the
apo o @ R ne to OF the fr9s h29se
taEen spd $iSeaSsea II its SySr Gy
lingham against it Upon the question Shall the bill
be read the third time? the yeas and nays Wereyeas
H. nays 49, and bill ordered to be read the third time
s. 9 an act relating to the reform school, and chill
dren ordered to be confined therein was taken up.
Senator Paul moved an amendment to the effect that
PEELED to work more than four hours day i'll the shop
agreed to. The same senator moved to amend by a
provision that the town from which child over four
Teen years old is sent shall pay one dollar week for
Senator Geed moved to amend by changing the sum
med in the amendment to nifty cents; ordered to lie
and be made the special order of to morrow at II NJ
RepOrtS From com on house of correction, in favor
correction; third reading ordered omorrQw morning.
From com ON edpGa2n IN iav9r Of = 0l an III act r re-
ing ordered tomorrow morning .
From same com. in favor of II 29O an act in relation
to school districts sending scholars to academies in
certain cases. same order. ,., .,-.....
the county Of Chttenden with Pf3posaIs OF amend
nch were agreed e ana af 6i @ PASSED for
the building OF Jail i'll Chittenden county, third read
From com on education in favor of II, 1873. act
amending sec A. chap % g s.; third reading ordered
s. H. an act establishing the state board of agrcul-
%as tShs the Vote PSsgns the b he
nays were demanded and were taken as as foilowS %
Darling, Dunton, Fuller, doGdse Judeylne, King
snaors cb Dana pMne Fed Henry North Paul
7 Pember Stafford sykes-9 SO the vote was reconsd-
senator Dunton moved to indefinitely .postpqne the
rdgman ef and SS Paul senator Dnnion IhdeW his
+ senator, Dana moved an amendment, providing that
the board should designate one Of their number tC
!, Senator's BridEnan, Fuller, Woodworth, Dana and
Brown; ., A.. A., ,,,, , ,o,
senator Paul called for the yeas and nays which wer'
ltnl AZ nj.
Brown, Cook, Darling, Dunton; doodsell Judeyi1ee
lays lays Senators Dana pWne Field, Fuller, Geed
Henry, King Paul, Pember, Stafford, Start, sykesl2
Adjourned
n HOUSE-AFrERNOoN.
Unfinished bLsinessH $3.50 an act to stop interest
Mr. Hapsood of Peru raised point Of a order & on @ tn
had once acted on this amendment when they refused
d a Spds he a 5 h nd po w e2t s
third reading was ordered for tomorrow morning 10
otheT States or a Countries S an act to amead sec
"a chap, 49, e H s25, an act to incorporate the Ca
HsS SeaGts 5itts reTEed The following bills from tn
s a MglS act to repeal sec act NO. lO Of ac
@ an act in n smendmsnt e + Of nd an - act hn entitled y a.
the support and removal OF paupsEs and relef @ OF th
to repeal certain sections Of chap 76 s. 67 an ac
It relation to injunc9ns restraining the COLLECTION
act IN relation executions in cases Of njunGtion an
OF subsequent attaching creditors s. III an &C
r to com on claims. s. ll3 amendment of and in ad
dton to OF No. 3 entitled an act relating to rail
road bridges, approx ed November 2 1872; and 81 al
act regulating the movement of trans-at the crossin
of one railroad by another railroad both 70 com o
railroads. S. 49, act to repeal an act entitled an ac
q in addition to and in amendment of act changing
the of and relating to the Northheld cemeter
association, approved November IA, 1907; 10 COM OF
,s Reference recatted-Mr. Thompson of Irasburgl
moved the reference Of 2 an act TO amend sec
of the act interpretations of the village of St Johns
bury recalled from the COM on Judiciary and refer
red to the corporations, and 1t was 80 ordered
| Senate dInendnents-H. 226 an act compelling count
1t treasurers make, and county judges to publish a.
" annual statement of county finances, came from tn
senate proposals of amendments 1t was discusse
by Messrs Smith of St JOhnsbury Thompson OF !rae
e brgh and Whitney of Franklin, who moved that Ii
and be made the special order for tomorrow mornin
t at 1880 r. NJ -. 49, -.,-. A. -
IF TO the ensaon of supernteldents OF Bchoos
ID also H. 1885, act relating to the taxable fees OF au
d thorized persons we're concurred IN. -
l. RspOFtS-From com. on grand lists by Mr roster,
favor H. 49, act to legaze the grand lists OF III
o. town of Caseton for the years 1871, 1872 1873 and l
and 1880 with proposals OF amendment striking out IN
clause providing that shall not affect suits pending
the amendments were agreed to- and the Dill read th
third time and passed. -
I'd From com. ON railroads. by Mr. Howe, in favor of
$50, act requiring railroad trains to have brake
Operated from the engine, with amendments 80 That IN
provisions of the bill shall not apply to mixed train
and the act shall not take effect until January 1888
rs which agreed to- and the third reading was the
ordered for tomorrow morning -,
Of TsstiTnOnv in Justice cOurts-The special com o
an act in relation to the duties OF justices Of the peaC
| u rtuin wit an a