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

bounty on Fo1es--s 8, Senator Boyden's bill,
including foxes in the list Of noxious animals and
providing bounty, came up rs the special order
on a motion by Senator Coburn TO reconsider the
vote taken yesterday denying II a third reading
Senators Howard, Gilmore Boyden, Jones and
Goodwin favored n reconsideration. Senator
Brainerd OF Franklin wished to include skunks,
woodchucks owls and hawks In list Of noxious an
imas, II foxes were; opposed the BILL as the state
would be compelled TO pay bounty on many foxes
killed In Canada, New Hampshire and other
states The motion to reconsider prevailed and
the third reading was ordered for tomorrow
morning.
The Dog La,o-H 9e, Mr.. Bisselps bill MAX
ing the tax on female dogs 81, came up for the
third reading Senator Crane proposed six
amendments In phraseology, and stating the
time when puppy becomes dog at eight
weeks, which were adopted, and the bill was
passed.. with proposals Of amendment TO the
house, by vote Of IS to 8, Senator Page having
demanded the yeas and nays, resulting rs FOL
lows:
Teassenators Barber Branerd OF Caledonia Brainerd
q Franklin, Chamhern, Chllds Coburn, Crane, Dart,
Read, viaii, witeomb@is MAS h0"'o ios' ""' re'A"'
Nags1senstoTs Bingham, Bunap, Gilmore, Jones, Kel-
ton Mcintosh Page Tempeton-s.
tey, Walker.
On motion Of Senator Read, adj
HoUsE-MoRNrSa SESSION.
Devotional exercises by Rev. Mr.. Hastings, the
member from Hancock. Reading of yesterdays
journal.
Sale Of Liquors, etc. By Druggists MIR Smith
OF Pttsford introduced the petition of Leonard
Woods and other physicians, which was referred
10 the judiciary COM, asking that the law be 80
amended as to allow druggists to sell liquors for
medicinal purposes on the prescription of ply
sicians.
Bills introduced and Referred-By Mr.. Roberts
of Burlington, II. $50, I" to amend sec. "a Of the
revised laws, relating TO certificates Of election
tNala
had by wards. and there is no common presiding
officer, the certificate OF election shall be signed
by the town or city clerk.
BY Mr.. Taylor Of Guilford H. 2GO "relatng
to the support Of transient paupers; " to general
com. [Overseers of the poor shall relieve and
support poor persons having no legal settlement
in the state and the expense shall be paid out Of
the state treasury an account thereof having first
been allowed by the auditor OF accounts.
BY Mr.. Thorp Of Charlotte, H. 261, fixing the
compensation to be allowed telegraph companies
for the use OF their poles for the support Of tele-
phone lines'' to judiciary com. Fixes the an
nual compensation at 81 20 per mile for each
wire.
BY Mr.. Roberts OF Burlington H. 262 "to es-
tablish the southern boundaries OF the city Of
Burlington" to com, OF members from Chitten-
den county.
By Mr. Smith of Newbury, II. 1853, ito regulate
passenger and freight tariffs on railroads. and to
regulate and prohibit unjust determinations in
the same;" to com. on Judiciary prohibits dis
CTlHluhtODs IN passenger ana lrelgnt IhrlUs anu
provides for tariff to be governed by the mile
By Mr. Wing OF Montpelier (by request, II.
264, "relating to official advertising and the
on court expenses. AN advertisements required
by law to be paid for at regular commercial rates
of the several papers. For publishing the session
laws there shall be paid to newspapers Of not over
1000 circulation, $50; over 1000 and not over
$500, $50; over 1900 S75.
By Mr.. Sheriden Of Highgate, II. 265, " in ad-
dition to chap. 40 Of the revised laws" to com.
on judiciary. Provides that when town deems
itself excessively burdened by being required to
build rebuild any bridge or highway wholly
| in such town or is benefited by bridge or high
way in another town and therefore has to con-
tribute such town so excessively burdened may
| petition to the county court in the county in
| which the bridge or highway is situated, who
shall appoint commissioners.
| By Mr.. Huntley of Duxbury, H. 266, " to pay
George C. Washburn the sum therein named =
to com. on claims. For professional services in
making post mortem examination Of Ann and
Bridget McCaffrey.]
By Mr.. Page of Morristown, II. 267, '' to incor.
porate the Lamoille County Savings bank and
Trust Co. !" to com. on corporations.
By Mr.. Allen of Ferrisburgh, H. 26S "giving
authority to serve process to certain officers ol
associations for bringing thieves and burglars to
| JUSTICE" to judiciary com. Associations formed
according to law to aid in detecting and bringing to
| justice thieves, etc, may elect not over twenty
members to office of pursuers,w who shall hold
office not over one year, and may serve criminal
process anywhere in the state.
| BY Mr.. Landon of Rutland, II. 2G9, to author
ize the seectmen in towns of more than 6OOC
inhabitants to alter school districts" to com on
education. Selectmen in such towns upon
petition of legal voters may alter school districts,
| Final adjournment Mr.. Erwin of Newport
offered joint resolution providing that com
of two senators and three representatives be ap
pointed to ascertain and report at the earlies
practicable day to whom all resolutions on thi
| subject shall be referred. The resolution wa
adopted on the part Of the house by a vote OF 81
to 15
Physi0lOgy and Hvgiene.-S 81, the bill which
adds to the studies of common schools physiology
and hygiene, (which shall give special prom
| inence to the effects of stimnlants and narcotics
upon the human system" was taken up as unfin
ished business the question being on the adop
ton Of Mr.. Childs' amendment striking out th
words above quoted Extended arguments wer
made in support of the amendment by Mr. Child
of Bennington and in opposition by Mr.. Plume!
of Northfeld, Sherburne OF Rochester, Noble o
| st, Adams. By unanimous consent Mr.. Child
withdrew his amendment. MIR. Battell of Middle
| bury inteuogated the committee as to whethe
there were any suitable text books on the subjec
and was answered by Mr.. Priest. Mr.. Farnhan
of West Fairlee demanded the previous question
which was seconded by the house On the question
of the third reading, Mr.. Perkins OF Windsor de
manded the yeas and nays, as follows:
Teds-Messrs Adams, Allen, Andrews, Battel, Bean o
| Victory Bell Bissel Blackmer, Blake, Boles, Bolton
Bridgman, Brien, Brown, Burke, Burton, Chamberlin
Eaton Edson Ellsworth, Erwin, Estabrooks, Fairbanks
Farr Fisk Fits Fletcher Folsom, French Gibson Gree
Of Plymouth, Grout, Grover, Grow, Harlow Hastings
Horton Of cSitteSdsn, Horton Of Mount Holly Hove, Hub
| bard Humphrey OF Burke, Humphrey OF Fair Haven
Hutchinson johnson of WalingfoTd Jones OF Dover Jone
OF waitsfeld Jones OF wheeock Kent, Kennedy Klmba
%sng kalsfy
Lam, Meachsm, Merrill, Miller Moore, Morse Netdham
Noble of St Abans Noble of Tinmouih, 0rvis, Paige
Plumley Powers of Athens, Pratt Prescott Priest quinn
Raymond Ripley Roberts of Somerset Robie. Robinson
Wsrsboro Robinson Of Weathersheld Rutter sheTburn
Skin skinner, Smith of Browningon smith Of NeTbury
Smith Of Rchford spaudng Of Ladlow stanley Of eces
ter Stevens OF watervie, Stone of Danvlle, Stone
Plsinheld sykes, Taft Iempe TewkSouTy, Ihomhsn9n
IIasbusgh, 1horp Tracy Way, Wells, WILCOX, NillAfd
Williamson. Woodard-l2O.
Nays-Ayer, Barbour, Barnard Bates Brewster, Brgsi
Bromley Buter Carter Chids Clark OF Stannad, Culver
Davis, Dixon, Farnham Fay fullam Ganson, Gray Ham
johnson Fayson johnson Of sudbury johnson Of Yer
non, Kiell, Matteson Mayo Mccullough, Munson, Part
ridge Perry Pinney OF Pshed. Pond, Powers OF Caren
don, Preston OF Bolton. Preston OF Sharon, Randall
Rooney Roscoe, Rowel Scott, sheridan, sherwin smith
Addison smith OF Ptsford, Smith Of Shrewsbury spauld
ing Of West wndsor sliekney sutton Isyer Of bTnns
Webb welch White OF Eden, White of Panton, White
more Wilder, Winchester, Wing Wood, ioung OF Arna
ton, Young Of Greensboro Young OF Ro1bury-7o
Absent or Not PofiHg,-Abell, Arkley, Atwood Bean
Glover Black, Brigham, Chubb Cotton Curtis, Cults DIN
ick Fsh Fuller Gage Of Canaan Hobson HoughtoI
Houston, Lyde jenkins, Kendall Klmba OF Nergennet
LeCair, Lynde, Markham Of Pomfret Page OF Morrsowl
Stanley Of Washington Stevens OF Troy, Taylor Of Gn
ford, Thompson of Powna Walker OF Benson Walter-Jl
And the third reading was ordered for to-morro
morning