Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-29

FROM cDui. On ClhAls, DJ MI lEANtNo, IN |
favor OF II. 364, an act TO pay George +. o. Kim
ball the sum therein named; read third time and
passed. l .l
From com. on grand list, by Mr.. BLAIR, sub
stltue bill for H. 3T9 an act to construe sec. 90
chap. SO, g. s., relating to grand list, H. 40, an
act relating to deductions for debts owing. The |
bill provides that when person claiming deduc- |
tions for debts owing has taxable property he |
may, under oath, claim the Offset In either town. |
OF divide II among the towns, under the pains |
and penalties OF perjury for a false claim |
Ordered TO lie, under the rIae. and be printed.
From com. on grand list, by Mr.. JONES' with |
out expression g. 1874, an act to equaize taxation
third reading refused.
From com on judiciary, by Mr.. BRIGGS, In |
favor OF s. 1871, an act in relation to persons in
confinement In prison and under sentence Of
DEATH third reading ordered for tomorrow morn
ing. ..........i..
From com. on railroads, by Mr. ORCUTT, In
favor OF s. l13, an act in amendment Of and In
addition to sec OF No. "a OF the acts of 1872, en-
titled an act relating to railroad bridges approved
Nov. 20, 1872; third reading ordered for to-nor-
row morning. ~ f...
From general com, by Mr. NICHOLS, against
H. 434 an act to exempt certain property from
taxation; third reading refused.
From same com, by Mr.. NICHOLS, against II.
4O6, an act, IL any person shall malicously misdi-
rect any other person travelling, or cause TO go
out any course from any ferry which any person
may inquire for--how punish? third reading re-
fused.
From joint com. on library, report, which was
read. together with an accompanying bill entitled
H. All, an act providing for building additions to
the state house. Ondor u . rub, the bill was or
dered to lie and be printed
From com. on banks ny MrlrILY-GODDARD,
in favor of 1875 act relating to reports Of re-
ceiyers OF insovent savings banks and trust COM
panies; third reading for Tomorrow morning
From com on manufactures, by MI. BRAIN
ERD, in favor OF 5. ~ an act to amend an act
10 incorporate the ot; aloans Manuiacturihg
| Company approved November 0, 1865, with
amendments which were agreed to; read third
time and passed.
From com on insane, by MIR. ALLENi IN regard
to the petition OF James Boardman ior reliei rec
ommendng thit no legislation be mad adopted;
From special com, against II. 8, an act in
amendment oil, and IN ADDITION 70, cnap; w, e.. g.,
entitled oil preservation oil puohc health third
| From Judiciary COM, by MIR. BRIGGS, In favor
| OF 5. l49, an act relating to process in divorce
cases; third reading Tor tomorrow morning
| From Judlclary CON-, Dy MI Bhiu1S, against
| ia, G. s.. third reading refused
From same CON-, by Mr.. BRIGGS, against II,
20 an act 70 amend chap' %, z, s. reiating 10
trustee process tn,rd reading refused.
strue an act to assess and tax railroads, approved
Nov. 2S, 1876 and to release towns msles thereby,
was reported from the Judiciary com. adversely,
Mi n0%Rps0a M Fssd n9ed ws
that II this biil was passed the Rutland and Ver-
mont Canada would be here asking Tor the re-
| payment oil S0OvO ms act substantially made
the legislature declare tnat the railroad taxation
to raid on the treasury; third reading refused.
Reports From com. on insane by Mr.. ALLEN,
ra,.sa;n, ~ ~ ,ho ,nsana % ~ ,.,h a,snaan,s ,ohinb
were agreed to; third reading for tomorrow
| morning.
From Judiciary committee by Mr.. BRIGGS.
H. 2 an Act IN OF act
property; % third reading refused.
From same com by Mr.. THOMPSON, in favor
of $, 200, an act providing for the attachment of
mortgaged personal property third reading TO-
Passed,-H. 457, an act fixing the salaries of
certain state onicers, MI Howe oIerea an
,ha a ,aneraI aSsan,hlu NJ Rno,h aud NJ paas
opposed opp s the a@endment; iost~yeas % = nays M III
MI, Howe opposed and Mr.. Page favored the BILL
AND It a;ta wa. then o passea rnrv,yr called
up il. 227, an ss act in addition to an n act en-
titled an act relating to insurance approved
November "A, 1874 the question being upon the
nart Of tbe cowmittee u1 sSarn dsbate followed
Mr.. Fi6eid, Mr. Colburn Mr. Hubbard, Mr..
Booth Of Morrstown opposed the bill. Mr.. Ju-
favored it. on motion Of Mr. Thompson the pre-
ton Mr. Briggs demanded the yeas and nays.
They resulted as follows yeas, 95 nays 9S; so the
third reading of the bill was refused The list OF
yeas and nays is as follows:
Yeas-Mes,rs. Abell. Arnold, Aver, Babcock Battel
Beebe Benis Of Burke benson Bingham blair BlaisielI
Bolton Booth & q &watham. Boyee, Button csswe Chase
els pays Of p9iSsS peapy psseT DIV nan aon
Of Goshen Ellis, Ftrman Ferguson Fitch, Foett Ford,
G9odeil Gould ~ Cabot Grlm1; Hapyood Harvey len
% i hu,son ns hna ds',; % MI Nh
| Knight Mears Moore, Morrl OF Vernon Orcutt Page
as[ q E%eTe Perry mineof Perry O. Ira To!,e,
& Rbag Roby o Rogs % es o oi sSa
tuck shedd Sheparlon Shepherd simpson Of Greens
bore smith Of faree smith q Newark sonle spaading
rsyr S1e iro OF hi & MY vs
whitney Of Dorset whitney OF franklin Wilcox of paw.
let, Wiley, witherell and wood--ss.
Pons,e oSn sn od ~ e a Il
Atwood Barney BemIs Of Lyndon booth of Morrsto IN
sSsIaerd Bratton b5S Buck Buck BHeSlq Battersd s
nIniaiey Shanos,nAl M tnAse OF Jy, une} chtk OF WI
OF Chester, Doud patton Of ton, ElyGoiisrh
Farnhan. Fiheld Fletcher. Foster, Fowler Goodwin OF
Derby, G?odwn Of H,tnd, Groat Of Newport, Haskell
bari Hunt James Jones Kent Kiider Letlap Mex en-
zie, Manning MAY, Merrideld. Morrill, OF Canaan, Mott
Nichols obor oBIan. Palmer Of Jericho Palmer q
Priest of Bare Prndle pponiy Rankin R,nnsy Rlen
anison Richn3nd Ripley sawyer scranton seare sima-
9n q, Srt91ry smith OF MonktSa, smith O. & pnnaei
hnnhn % y, & W., s' o, r sr OF ~
son. rabb.. Turner, Walker, whaen whitney Of BTooS-
line Wilcox of Morgan Wilson. woodlrd woodworh and
"ns"-S'
| Disnissed.-H. 3S3, an act for the protection oil
highways.
Bus pdssed.-H. 405, an act relating to the in
vestment OF deposits in savings banks, and TO the
custody OF treasurers bonds. III. l9D, an amend
ment of an act in relation TO the assessment of
taxes, passed in 1874 II il0, an act equalizing
the costs OF commitment taxed against respond
ents committed to the house OF correction
Senate amendments. II 352, an act in relation
TO telegraph companies, came from the senate
with proposals of amendment, which were agreed
TO. Mr. Palmer OF Jericho called up s. %, an
act in relation to the collection OF taxes, and
moved that the house do not rec ode from its pro-
posss OF amendment agreed to. On his motion
the house asked for committee OF conference.
The support Of goUernment-Mr. PAGE moved
a reconsideration Of the vote by which II. ass, an
act making provision for the support OF govern
ment was refused a third reading, and demanded
the yeas aud nays thereon Mr.. Palmer OF Jeri-
icho aud Mr. Blttell opposed the motion, Mr.,
Page spoke in its behalf 1t WAS lost.
Senate blu reterrei.-S. 1853, an act 10 incorpor-
ate the New England Fire Insurance company TO
com. on corporations
| Constitutional amendments. ts.-From the senate,
relating the sale Of into xicatng liquor Relating
to future amendments to the constitution. Both
referred to com. on constitutional amendments.
Reports s-From the judiciary com. by Mr..
BRIGGS against H. S5, an act relating to attach
ment OF chattel mortgage property; third reading
refused.
From com. on manufactures, by Mr.. ALLEN,
In favor of II 3i9 an act 10 protect the owners
OF lands adjoining certain streams; third reading
for tomorrow morning. --