Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-22

Senator Crane s. i3l providing for the election |
OF an inspector Of animals designed for killing, ad-
versey, and the third reading was refused.
Rcports-From com, on elections, by Senator
Page, 5. ", In relation to check lists OF voters
favorably, and third reading ordered for to-mor-
row morning.
From com. on judiciary, by Senator Burnap,
s. 100, to prevent the over-crowdiDg Of public
buildings and to facilitate egress therefrom in
case OF FIRE accident favorably, with proposals
OF amendment eliminating from It's provisions all
buildings except theaters public halls or other
buildings used for purposes Of amusement, and
making Its provisions apply TO halls, aisles, ETC.
situated upon ground floors; amendment agreed
to, and third reading ordered for tomorrow
morning
From the joint com on the house of correction,
s. l4O, relating to discharges from the house OF
correction; favorably, and the third reading or
dered for tomorrow morning
From com, on judiciary, by Senator Burnap, 5.
98, relating to the republication Of the early de-
cisious Of the courts Of Vermont, favorably, with
amendments making the number Of volumes per
year two instead of four, aud providing that the
two volumes Of Aiken, II reprinted, be bound in
one volume; also second volumes OF d. Chip
man, N. Chapman and Brayton amendments
agreed to, and third reading ordered for to-mor-
row morning.
From com. on grand list by Senator Crane, S.
A. relating to the assessment OF taxes in the
years OF quadrennial appraisals, favorably, with
amendment TO strike out sec. and REMEMBERING
secs. 2 and 4; on motion vi Senator Crane,
ordered to lie.
FROM com. on JuulclAry, Dy oeDhtOr DuInap o.
So, relating to remedies supplementary to execu-
| tion' favoraby with amendment, making the
provisions of the bill apply to judgment OF
court OF chancery and justice Of peace exceeding
| $50; the amendments were agreed to, and third
reading ordered for tomorrow morning.
Abolishing Office Of Hgh,oay SiTUeyor.-S 78,
relating to repairs Of highways and bridges, and
abolishing the office Of highway surveyor, was
| taken up as the special order OF the afternoon.
| Senator Ide objected TO sec 8, making selectmen
responsible for all damages sustained through
neglect or failure of theirs, imposing an un-
reasonable responsibility selectmen, and favored
| an amendment, which was moved by Senator
Gilmore, to strike out sec. 8, and insert in lieu
| section which should impose a fine OF $40 on Sc
lectnen II they wifuly neglect or refuse to repair
| highway for twenty-four hours after written no.
tice had been served on any of them. Pending
the question Of amendment, on motion OF Senator
Bingham, ordered to lie Taken up again on mo-
ton of Senator Bingham, and the amendment was
agreed to, and the third reading OF the bill or
dered for tomorrow morning.
Limiting the Introduction Of BMls.-Senator
Crane offered resolution limiting the ntroduc-
ton OF all bills, except as reported from commit
tees, to November Goth, which was adopted
| House Bills Referred.-H 221, to com. on state
prison; i. 1877, to com on grand list
Bills Introduced and Reterred-By Senator
Hogan of Franklin (by requestl S. l78 Tin addition
to chap. 90 Of the revised laws relating to mort
cages Of personal property" to com. on judi
ciary. To prevent sale of personal property on
mortgage until it can be ascertained whether
By Senator Martin S. 179, relating to persons
acquitted because of their insanity" to com on
Judiciary Provides that courts may order COM
mtiment to insane asylum of persons acquitted
BY Senator Keton OF Franklin, S. 1S0, "relat-
ing to the collection Of taxes by town treasurers;
to com. on grand list. Defining the law in re-
gard to collection Of taxes by town treasurers.
On motion of Senator Estey, adj.
HoUse-AFTERsooS SESSION.
Pdssed-H. 241, ito prevent the fraudulent
concealment OF property to avoid taxation,
(allows only LOCO exemption against personal
property on account Of debts owing by the fol-
lowing vote:
R,ss APasT F Aye don Rsn1 hn Bs
Butler Chamberlin, Chds, Chubb Clark of North Hero
SSfn WorSR, E1win, Farn5am Farr FSy FR, Fu en- Gage
Ganson Gibson, Gront Grover, Hamilton Harlow Holden
iydp, johnson Of FaS.on Johnson Of ,Gdsgry johnson
Kimbaii Of south Burlington, Kinssy, Leland LyPds
Msso MeGaos M9ns S' % OF
Paige Of Cabot rsne Peck Perkins; Phillips Pnney OF
Preseot Preston Of Bolton Preston Of sharon Raymond
RO6e.s e sT,s s9S RS1sGR q
smith Of Brownnston Smith Of ptsiord, Smith Of Rich
Stanley % wssSsSn "a De ss syor
aq% %adss d% w"R fRPtfn a Perm h'%iGa q wy
"T E@n, MessTs SSe Alien. atwood barbour
Bean Of Victory, BOlles Brewster. BTep BIggs Bromley
Cuts Davis Esabrooks Fairbanks Fisk Fitts Fletcher
ES;S % Sss a fa S Ssps. HOY
osoS S Hove fIss aGssnd o'a HabSard uag
kns, johnson Of Wallngiord Jones OF Wheeock Kent
LYON, Meaeham, Moore; Morse, Manson, So9e Of m Tin
ney ef Hoand PTey Prst Pet Pehard Quinn
Randall Of Hydepark Randall of Waterbury, Ray, Reed
weahersAeId Roscoe, scott sherburn, sherwn, smith 9
% 8 OF Stone
ned sn,tqn, n dat Lay3&T & 9i Ht9nsweKK, K IeTEh0nS MIN
Young of Rorbury-o2.
The Rutland County National Bank Cldim.-S
43, the bill to pay the Rutland county natona
bank having passed the senate over the COVER
0 nors veto, came before the house on the question
of the reconsideration which is required in sucl
cases by the constitution Mr.. Childs of Ben
nington said this was a just claim and ought u
be paid. Mr.. Thompson of lrasburgh thought 4
was needless to have the states attorney OF any
D body else accompany the sheriff. Mr.. Noble o
! St. Albans, the chairman Of the com. on claims
said that the statement that there was no prece
{ dent for the allowanceof this claim WAS an error
7 because similar expenses were allowed on accoun
i of the capture CT the Barre bank robbers. Mr.
Sherburne of Rochester and Mr Partridge OF Nor
3 witch opposed the reconsideration. Mr.. Meachan
! of Brandon favored the reconsideration. On mo
tion OF Mr.. Temple of Franklin, the debate wa
' closed, The vote was taken by yeas and nays, al
\ follows:
Teas.-Messrs Adams, Barnard Baell Bissell, Boles
Brewster B,en Bromley Burton Butler, csilds rSle r.
French, Ganson Gray Green ot Plymouth Grover, SyoT
S inSfod Kent kimSs % Of vsseunss IaSdon asihsm
Bethel, Meachsm, Moore. Morse, Noble Of St Albans
ciasndon r1is,a Quinn Randall oi WstsT6SEy. Robert
sSTsWssaTy % stanley nj Of Ieoeste Ss Taylor Of Ga
lord Temple fswE:Sary Walker Of Benson Wells win
Xav,Me..rs Allen Andrews, AiSOSa Ays5 Bate,
berlin Gha56 CLARK q North Here CLARK Ar qI & s!snqHa l
q worth, Erwin, EsabTooks. farpham Far Fits Fletcher
sstnss " ancoes Hast5ss Of WSterorG HSyhss Hob
Holden Horton Of NJ Holly Houston Howard Hove
> 1ichn.on yde Jenkins johnson OF Fayston' Johnso
S1s n Ea ksnd" # RsTa kim
ball Of south BSgngoR Knssy lie Clair Leland tGse
n Mccullough, McLam, Merrill MILLER Muns9n. Noble Of Tin
p rnney Of ftt.isd. fiSmsy Pond Powers Of Athens
IeiRs 0 s SI sop rSn OF Rea
Rdley, Ripley, Roberts Of hGrington Iohe Robigson
Howell Kutier, scott Shepard, sherburn, sherwin Skif
skinner smith Of Addison smith Of Browninglon sowle
spanldng OF Ludlow spauding OF West windsor stans
q weshiPgloR stevens Of Itoy stevens OF WssTyH
10 Of Brun wick Tempeon Ihomp.on q lIesb9rsh IhorI
wss WSS WSs YEeF eR White " esg n pShoS wemo
N wilder wilcox. WILLIAMSON, Wing weed, Woodar,
u y bnrysi55.
q So the house refused to pass the bill over tn
! governors veto.
"a abolishing the district system after March, 1881
Ia WAS taken up as n special order The bill wa
- ably discussed by Messrs Perkins OF Windsor
IN Priest OF Barre, kimball of South Burlington
m Brown Of Springfield who favored the bill so
~ to get the subject before the people,, Noble {
q St Ahans, Woodard OF Halifax and Cole
o. Lunenburgh in its favor; and by Mr.. Gray {
il Middlttown (whose town had tried the town syl
O. TEN and had become heartily sick of it,, Child
o. of Bennington and Sowles of Alburgh, in oppC
"A stion to the bill On the question OF the thir
a. reading, Mr.. Abel Of West Haven demanded III
yeas and nays which were taken, resulting q
IL follows:
ar Tsas-Andrews, Bell, Blackmer, Bridgman Brie
hgS spS ak e Cos tSrs cushns BeafSor
& Edson, farnham, fs GTout, Hamilton Harlow llssun
m OF Hancock, Hastings Of Waterford nohson, Holde
VI Dover Jones OF waished Kent, Kennedy, Kimball
10 South Burlington, kmba OF Neigennes knsley Lando
m Mather Mayo, Meacham, Merrill, Miller, Noble
~ Partridge, Perkins Pumeyi Powers Of Athens Prescott
IL Priest frchatd Ray mond Ripley Robinson OF Weather
ne held, shepard sherhurn smith q Aldson stevens
w Nays-Abell, Atwood, Aver Barbour Barnard BATE
le Bean Of Glover Bean Of Victory, Bssel Blake, Bolo
to Brwser, Briggs, Bromley Burton Chamberlain Coiio
an Fay Fletcher French fulam Fuller Gage, Ganson, G
80 son Gray Green OF Plymouth Grover GROW, nay ynt
ut Horton OF Chttenden, Houston, Howard, Howe, HoNlAn
he Hubbard, Humphrey Of Burke Hunt Hutchinson, Jenkln
n johnson OF fayston Johnron Of sudbury johnson or We
p non, johnson Of wAngfod, Jones Of Wheelock kenda
he ktell, lie Clair, Leland Lucie Lynde Maek MFuteo
Maxham OF Bethel, Mccullough McLam, Moore, Mors
II Munson, Noble Of Tnmoulh Orys Ieck Ferry fhilll
M fnneyot Holland iinney OF ilSneI @ y ia ia
Sc Reed kpley RObr Robinson OF Nardshofo Rooney no
~ coe Ruiier Scott sheridan, sherwn SKIN skinner sml
- Of Brownington, smith Of fsioId smith ol shIeNsul e,
or sowles spau ding OF Ludlow, spaudgo OF West Wndse
NJ Stanley of Leicester Stanley OF WaahsOn stone oi ia
~ vile, stone Of Plalnneld Sutton sykrs laf Taylor
VI Brunswiek, Taylor OF Gulford, Temple, Iempleo
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