Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-08


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rev Of Burke, Humphrey Of Fair Haven Hunt Huntiey
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sen4es KiiieI Ie Clair nynde Maecg Mspbsr Matte
son, Maxham Of Bethel Mayo McCniloneh Meaciiam
Merrill Moore More. Needham Noble q Illmouih Or
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Preston Of Boion Preston Of Sharon Pritchard Quinn
@ Msndsll On waterbury Ray RAYMOND Reed Ridley Rob
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smith Of addison smith Of BrowDnqon smith Of Piits,
ford Smith e RIS6io,d smith q s6fsg,6ay. sovies
@ Troy slekney Stone q Danylle stone Of Piandeld,
Tracy, wadleg6 Walker Of Henson, Walker OF Peru,
webb Weich' White Of Eden white Of Panton, White
Woodard young ~ Grnenshoro Nibaune'er WIN" "oou'
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married women and nersons over seventv Years
of age actnallv moor when the taxable nronertv
and property exemnt from taxation does not ex-
coed 5000. Mr.. Thompson offered an amend
ment RECURRING snch nerson 10 make and return
an inventory and the listers to appraise the same,
etc Mr. Hooker onposed the Amendment which
would reauire every moor person to 90 through
the useless form OF making an Inventory. Mr.
Hastings of Waterford intefrogated Mr. Childs
favored the amendment Mr. Thomson favored
the amendment and gave instances ofpoor widows
who tried 10 get rid of making list and lin one in
stancel when comnelled under oath returned a list
Of e11 OO0 Mr. Wells Of Granny pinmlev nj
Nortbfield favored the amendment Mr.. Wing
of Moptpelier. Priest of Barre. Cutts OF Orwell
Johnson of Favston onnosed the amendment
The amendment was then disagreed to; yeas rs
uays 1O1
On motion of Mr. Smith of Addison. adj,
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sENArE.-AFrERNooN SESSION.
The senate convened at , O'Clock.
House Bills Referred-H 1876 Mr. Smiths bill
TO prevent damage to street lights, TO com. on
highways and bridges; II. 122, Mr. Thompson's
bill constituting references to the revised laws to
the judiciary com
RUed.-S. Q, Senator Boyden's bill adding
foxes to the list OF noxious animals, was reported
from the com. on agriculture by Senator Childs,
favorably, with proposal of amendment to make
the bounty fifty cents instead OF two dollars.
Senator Boyden advocated the passage of the
bill Senator Hogan thought the sport was suffi-
cient inducement. The third reading was denied.
I;Is J,,t.o,},,coj and Jofo..od
Rv Senator Rnrnon of Cbittepden G ia &c to
enable the nublic 10 secnre reasonable facilities
| from railroads" to com ON railroads TProyides
| that twenty or more freehoIders NAV AMY bv
netition 10 fhe sunreme conrt to comneI railroads
make % r tbar 70 IN
| tho same manner "a ono railroad may now cite
| another before the snnreme conrt for the same
nnrnose
| Rv Senator povdar ~ oronoe G 115 uto
by Svnsoor to9 boyden oi otange, @ o. no, On 90
ncation IPrnvidea Tor the creation of text bool,
| committee Of seven 10 he annointed Inv the gov.
| amor to selact nniiorn, iist of teyt books IN
he used In every town in Tho state Tor fen Years
ghe bn n VST R.sa sn M III II es
| ing Tho 1og ia,y by ,naLing inv ono dnliar for
| each male and four 'doiiars Tor each female dog
| nnnnies 10 he considerad doga Was renorted fs.
yorahIy from the com on a9FieuItnre, bv Senate,
|
IA discussion arose, participated in by Sen
| ators Chllds, Boyden, howard, Hogan, Cuttng,
Brainerd of franklin, Mcintosh, Dartt, Brainerd
| Of Caledonia. Bingham. Senator Howard ia.
vored the passage Of the bill, and would make the
| dog law as stringent as possible He offered an
| amendment making the tax on male dogs two
dollars instead OF one but withdrew it, fearing he
| amendment might kill the bill. Senator Childs
| advocated the passage OF the bill would sxter
| inmate dogs, II possible; thought 1t was de.
manded for the better protection of the sheep in.
terest, which was the interest of the state. The
committee thought dogs should be licensed and
there appeared to be universal demand for an
| increased tax. Senator Boyden opposed the bill
His constituents did not need any such law, but
he was willing to compromise, recognizing the
interests of other portions of the state, but
the present law was sufficient for all purposfs
| Senator Hogan thought the present dog law was
| sufficient Senator Cutting favored amendment
| but thought 1t would kill the bill. Senator Brain
erd of Franklin was in favor OF taxing dogs but
did not favor this bill Senator Brainerd of Gale
donia favored and Senator Mcintosh opposed the
| bill. Senator Dartt agreed with Senator Howard
farmers ,.ho sera in sbean and vorad
| the bill. Senator Bingham opposed the bill
| thought 1t unwise TO place dogs on the same ba
sis as other property there should be discrimina
ton used in the matter. The clause about pup
pies was species of greenbacksm," and bill
| ought not to pass Senator Boyden called fol-
/ the yeas and NAYS which resulted as follows:
| Jsa,-senators Barber Brainerd Of Caledonia. Cham
berlin Childs Colburn, Cutting, Dart Fletcher Goodwin
| howard Mafuh' ferkihs' Read Wall mh.como'-D'
Nggsmsenators B@ngnhi%n, @ H. b0yden, & bheIa % ~ q Ttak
pa1e TsmPpeon p'ey Ne'''"
and .ho hid roaai,,, UNA .dorod tor ,- -roorro,
/ ,e,ri ~ w ~ ~
Senator Colbnrn from minority moved n recon
idoratio ~ ,ha 80 rotsinr, ~ .hid raadino :,
| 10 s Q in regard 10 foxes as noxious animals
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t th ,nn. ua's ,. mnuut Es,a,, 'no ,nnad !,
nlana w., aroen,inr b,iis nrosontaJ hn oorrit
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ees on lo.ion Vi oenasoi Doyu usn, p.uSasu Sa,
ne, 9y yea ana nay vote demanded oy senate
so.,d, a. SaeSSr so, asSs coa,;, oaior,nod
| On mo'ion Vi oena'of ooou"in' "uJouinou'
HoUsE-AFrERSooN SESSION.
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ep.on W any pelson, hisse"u " Pc, Pu,sons ,,a coo
s1'en,s yeais al ase wiz uo ho' a;nnss;on AZ,
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Dill wn,ch was agreeu 10 py y11e ol 70 o 70 10
40 ine huuunu C0u.iy nuttonat DHNM ~" D. ~
a,- 80, 10 pay tne Rutland county Na'ionsI nah ~
saIV'1, was takeh up Ing pll Mas oPposoI ~
nj. Ailen oi reIrisuuigh. mr. Nope' IN oena, Ine
oI me conliltee on Claims, eApiaineu ble Stan % !
Anu tne actioh Vi .ne coinlnittee. MI haIu i..a
.noIEn. I we ou5ne N ~ pay ~ ,Ssab s,,nniab
ment of criminals. Mr.. Chids of BenniDgto
took the same view. Mr.. Plumley OF Mortimer
ln.eIrogatea tne SouuIree as 70 .ne aiiioun ',a
ano"eu Wy lhe auui'or. lhe tuiiu feauins W"
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llsseo MI MOONEY 3i ralIheld ne,asnuen Sie,a'i W.
& ,Io nnu naS "nSn S mere snAen ,n Ssmiss v~a
i eas 49, "ASs 90 anu 'iie ino'ion W N's'A's' VIZ
"s spI'i.iot d. to ,,, 11,; c n Tho b;ll nv,
d,m,, t, M un and nbvsolps
was 7aad the third t,ms Messrs Plnmlev
Was isau 'He thiII si9 aeTsts ru'lioy VIZ m,
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