Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17


Eli brown jail breaker from the state o New York,
by Mr. SMITH Of s. JShnsbury, n 2gl' an act relating
70 mechancs and other liens. TO CON- on manufacturers
Ut amends the present law by giving TO the employes
wofkmen contractors or APPROXIMATIONS the same rights
BY M. ABELL Of West Haven, ii, 2ss an act to pay
claims sssi6 allowed Ray Of Francis Ryet son Of John
Rivet as private In Company G. OF the eleventh Vermont
by NJ BUT W Of whnsham. H. 300. an act
n OAK KAN to HS a Se oys
returns to the secretary OF state OF the amount Of
shs bay two per cent Of gross amount e state
Of s sks ke esS e e
offices or places Of business ~ THIS state and shall likewise
Of SO for each mile in this state over which express com
y % nj Of sf9 ns op ss lc,,
the grand list OF the Of franklin for the years 1871
iS NJ az GRAY q S SS ON sIhps relating the
town q ,oo e com on education "a town hsy
may at any third annual town meeting thereafter aboshs
voters present and The secimen Of such town shall insert
an article for that purpose n the warning Of any third an
district system upon the application in writing OF twenty
BY Mr.. BUrTERFIELb of whItngham, II. sO2, act
relating to the taxation Of stock IL corpoations 20 com
poraon companies and other c9rPora9ns except railroad
ery to the owner thereof in the where he resides II
in The state oheryise in town where principal office OF the
aIes assessed on such Cashiers Of state and national
town in which shareholders reside list etc and shall
principal once stock held a. collateral security To- be set 10
owPeIs In corporations the value a Of real
shall be deducted from the value Of such stock and only
By Nj. BuTTERfIELD Of whi,Ingham II, $685. an ac, to
repeal act passed November % 1854 aboshng the office
OF eaer OF weights aud measures and reyivng the act
pealed thereby; 70 com, on MANUFACTURES;
suits by Jury IN the county court was taken up as special
order and pending the question Of the third reading on
be made the special order for Friday next at halfpast
Petiilons-The following petitions against the unneces-
sary running of trains on sunday presented and
Westminster Of ie REV. stevens and i others Of West
others d Hartford, BY M tiffany Of Ptsford Of Charles
Penheld and u others of Plitsford
by soaman ePeens hat he has been Ge
pved Of his rights Of citizenship by law Of the state gy
in their opinion that citizen insane and requires
The superintendent Of ibe insane that there il no Law
whereby he be made citizen and as have been de-
prived of citizenship for nearly twenty five years would
humb request your honorable body to allow the pry-
law. Referred by request to the the judioi
Hghsay damdges;au g. an act relating to highways
and bridges ard aSes Of f., towns a, e damsses MT
s%s and putting p the eonTS Of Highways Sn sd me-
the hands Of three county commissioners was taken from
forenoon the question being upon the ABORTION Of the
ke ali These sections s except seGoa. and
eSS ey PeaS ,hs .ssEs d sSss nna Mr.
Butterfelds amendment was lost.
Mr. HARVEY of Topshtm moved to amend various sec
tons of the bill TO allow any three freehoders in the
state to make complaints instead Of limiting the power to
bridge stasie as in the b reported and also to strike
out sec TO- which provides that when complaints are made
bridge to be out of repair each party shall his own
Mr. BOOTH Of Morri-town said that the committee were
not opg9sseed te Mr. Harvey "a amendment I , ~,
yeys st amendment so That any person in the state could
IRS fns Hn Spe
msnt, hui s;id that he liked III. 'Haryeys.
A%snq%ss! and opposed NJ. brown O'a ,'' nA.s' harvey.
iSG! W.T. aa
voeatsd his amendment.
Mr.. NICHOLS Of Essex moved TO amend NJ. Harvey,,s
% so as to MAXI he bill that he freehold
the treehod H q the adjoining counties; lost
Mr.. BATTELL of Mddebury moved that the second
ton Of the be amended g a to provide tina, complaint,
any B aq aSee %d sS to .
her amend the second section by 'rting out the words
M state 50 that he cityeas Of any state could make com
sets and the citizens OF that state often Travelled on the
roads Of whngsm They ought not to be prohibited from
M. BOOTH Of Morstown opposed thi. amendment as
cobarn Of sprinsaeid VI anu
Mr. KENT Of Bristol and Mr. Smith of Piainaed favored
the United states, where Il says that the citizen OF each
state shall be entitled to all the mmunitie' of
the citizens Of the several states;
Mr. sMIr Of s. JohnsSafy sad h M he Word citizen,
was too narrow There were many taxpayers in the state
|
MI BXrIELL said that he accepted Mr. Smiths sugges-
tlon, and he moved reconsider the by which his
amendment providing that any citizen OF the state could
The the motion was ayes e nays n. The aten-
ton OF the chair called 70 the fact that quorum had
Mr. BUTTERFiELD OF Whiunghain moved that the bill
be committed to the committee on highways, ferries and
MI. THOMPSON Of Iasburgh asked If there were not a
large number OF residents In many towns who paid taxes
for keeping highways In repair who were not citizens OF the
MI. PALMER of Jericho thought this point was well
Mr.. HApGooD Peru said some OF the largest tax
payers Peru did not reside there and citizens Of
M HARVEY hoped the vote would not be recOnsidered
but hoped an amendment would be made TO insert
MT Butt ERFlELD 70 point Of order that motion
| The CHALK decided the point well taken.
Mr. HARyEr then spoke against reeomnitiing.
Mr. BuTrERFIELD again favored recommitting.
the opposition. The bill had been thoroughly considered
and the house was now conversan with the bill and
MI BRoWN Of Grand Isle spoke recommltilns.
on hshways bridges aud ferries he was now ready to vote
swered by Mr. Nichols OF Essex who opposed the motion 10
Mr. BUrTERFIELD again spoke in favor of recommit-
Mr. BoYcE Of Faysion thought something ought to be
done To stop the litigation about injuries the highways
and that this bill would do It, He opposed the motion TO
recommt
The notion to recommt lost and Mr.. BATTELL then
Withdrew BY consent ., h. motion 70 reconsider 40,
amended that the words CITIZENS and Taxpayers
| shall be inserted In lieu of JreehOiders.
The third reading then morning
Mr. BRIGGS of brandon moved that the house reconsider
the refusing senate amendments H. O.
the prosecution by information bill which agreed
| and the bill ordered 10 lie.
on motion Of Mr.. CoLBURN of Springfield. H. is, 1.-THE
bill reducing the number of supreme Judges from
to six which the special order fqr this time, made
the special order for this afternoon two o'clock.
Tdlfnp recen.-Mr PAGE of Rutland fromthe COM
mlttee nal adjournment To whom had been referred the
Joint resolution introduced BY Mr. Harvey OF Topsham
Saturday regard 10 reported back the following
substitute resolution Resoired By he Senate and House
Of RepreseHfaifue that when the houses adjourn
Friday afternoon next shall be until January u, ADJ
ISL al O'Clock, n. The per diem payroll Of the
members OF the general assembly It's officers and servants
shall be made up to an including said Friday, the l9
instant and the state treasurer hereby directed the
said 18th Instant. No mileage shall be paid until
final adjournment, and mileage allowed by
OF this adjournment shall member officer
want Of the general assembly draw per diem pay foI
any between said 18Th day November said 1911
day Of January and bill shall be introduced into either
house after said 18Th instant TO w.t. at the adjourned session
OF the legislature except such may be reported by