Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-10

rate the municipal cot Irt of the town of Bennington
ment By Mr. bsl Of Vest HaYe1 9 10 1 strike aH
the clause which gave the Justice salary 800 to be
Mr. TAFT Of BurliuE on. Mr. Smith of shelburue Mr.
Fage Of Rutland, Nh Currier OF Norwich, aud Mr Nc
henzie Of Wo2ds nck spoke against the amendment
aud SAID that the est ibishment OF such court in
town of the size Bennington was very lomica
thing IN that it syed the county court the necessit,
o., trying great many minor criminal cases.
Mr. Abel of fest Haven argued in favor Of h
amendment and 4 led for the yeas aud nays.
Mr. GrOut of n, wport and Mr. Hooker of BrattleborC
on the ground til the court would ensure quick tria
OF accused which was for the interest of state and
Mr. BGtterfeld of whtiu.ham asked what tn,
amount OF fees of the Justice would be in the S3l
salary clause stricken ont No one giving the III
formation, he sat iJhat he was not ready to vote
ihe question: ana moved tuat the bill be ordered tt
Mr. Colbutn of Springfield opposed this motion, and
Mr. Taft of Bur Inrton in answering the question OF
| the gentleman fl ON whitughan said that the fee,
would not be eno 1sh to make proper salary and the
Mr. Buterfeid said that now he was satisfied and he
Abe said s ia Rnand the ESuS paes ss'
done by JUST ea in great part and not through the
municipal court II there was not enough interest tC
have the court ! 2 Benulnston without the S@O, he
| vor of erertinv aared office like this
from West Haven did not understand the matter. By
the establishment OF TINS court the state would save
Mr. Hubbard tin ought that if gave the judges OF
muncipa courts dout lie the fees of Justices ought tc
Mr. Page of Rutland said that there were two
to be paid instead of in Justice suits He said that
in fact the fees for nat iraization were than $500
Mr. Smith Of st: Job nsbury inquired why the court
Mr. Branerd Of ST. I6ans said it was on account OF
iqcal quarrel taatin fact 1t was agrea benefit to the
to their eyes that they could not sxpence little
f6f y Yeas 3s end @ Rsv9s be been taken they
Mr. Abbott Of Bear ng.o9 moved that the bill be
vernon, and to hold las office for two years.
count was called to aud taken Yeas, IS; nays, "a
The third readIv va then ordered pending which
On motion OF Mr.. Ch ise of Jay, adjourned.
Ho UsI AFTERNOON:
Irsburghsa id nasnnch as the bill had been
@eno the bill osR to- e s s Of S
stands ~ regard to the hng OF vacancies and his
Read tht,d tine md Rassed q an act to granite
therein ts5a "a an act to lay asSsJ tax 'n one
Mars5 thS sum- herein named ($57Ss 10 pay "oOin'
ba H. u.s. @ e3 act 9y % pTdS M SSasy of AL
marrlaEes This 3 wa. Was introduced by Mr. Kent Of
issue marriage certificate any person under the
e % b9e 9F 70 any aS female @ under the age Of Y
the com to report ad yeTsely which were, briefly that
ents or guardian s. and there sometimes cases
their parents rdans wished E Mr. Kent ArrG Brst6
SaI t9at the o ,n merits ts pssage would prevent
srnE NJ Boo Ii Of ene on the Of do %n
VI i,'ooltloh VI Cudey, Une tnrd
From com on nd list by Mr., Blair of Barnet, in
TeSSt ewR % arersd f %, the @ s and 1877 third
From on tls inns, by Mr. LeaVens, adversely to
la :a thrd aGf read a aSe b'0ee the sum therein
From the same 81 M in favor of $ 3 act pay
reading ordered Tor tomorroy morning ''-'-"' '"'o
FTom S% n ?raons m by Me- Of WaE
IiqEord an aaaednct apanY third rsadns retassd
act latin t,l;,
tricts third reading refused
From rom the luliclsr! COM 6y Mr.. Briggs Of Brandon
clerks third readn, ordered for tomorrow morning
10 f the @ By Si Of yeIE ann ht
names OF the collect pr OF taxes and the treasurer OF the
sT % sa ana 1t repe & Us Us sec e g 2 chap 5 S. and
Breboo in l. an act provinE p 9}sgF f6T the S
morrow morning [rhe bill provides for the payment
OF hoR y Ben edlct for his labors as military hiso
From Fl, com on Says and means, by Mr., Page of Rut-
Battle Monumen FUND aud To- amend sec OF an act to
3GJect OF tine 6 and tRG third reading was ordered
the Bennington Monument Association shall pay into
tie state reasur the sum of S5OQO the state treasurer
Monument fund and he shall invest it IL any oil Ger
tam "a Inds ana pay the income arising from the
Bntngto%~ - To- M n,ie'pat c9rtMr. Thompson of Iras
bill and moved that it be committed to me1nber to
amend so that yacancies in The office shall be filed by
appDntnent mt 81 IT, ne &c governor It wascommitted to him
10 hlhrhu ana III DILL as amended, was then passed.
n heP9Fb FROM com. on banks, by Mr.. Sargent of
Pene,; III ilNof 'i . q an ar IN amendment Of
@ 10 tup, oI, x = Iulrd reading ordered for to-
makns ,,nT ha,FGi. hnG ol Amends ana III fact
From general com, by MIR Hubbard of Plymouth. in
mractca ~ ~ no. Il i e @ ~ @eiea au act 10 regulate he
in"nt "a hrj ~ ra ,i @ -elS III tne state OF Yer
Ero @ al , tuiH onttGreu t lqr umorrow AFTERNOON
ni,,,tn ~ ~ ri g3 ny ht DDDu OF Ben
W ~ ~ , u u o-, du al 10 Incorporate the
Mr Io G ] c1nP9nE % P after discussion
rirrs Of praI,t'n a., n t , VI =" nnooist.'k Mr
H Ui bra4n, f NE Ih2npsoh OF lrasburEh and
nnars 1i M t ~ LGENTn M u the scope pt thr
,,S ,rlarad t ai N a., ~ VI 'r' hlhckleS, the D
NJ Er,,n 9uodai ~ HT ie , 'it u. De @ lniIItocu' I s
bI r IcaI Io m Cbai n M ] rom pEange county
iay tay nm tha rrunt 81 ar, ,i vi II o. ~ act 10