Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-01

and passed in concurrence. II. 1S0 to legaize
grand list OF Fast Montpelier for 1881 and 1882;
H. 1lS, to legalize the grand list OF Craftsbury for
1881 and 1882; II 10, to legalize the grand list OF
Westminster for 1882 II. ~, to legalize the grand
list OF Alburgh for 1881 and 1882; H. 27, to legal
ize the grand list Of Barnet for 1881; II. 80, to
legalize the grand list Of EnosbuTgh for 1881; ii.
1873, to legalize the grand list Of Randolph for
1881 and 1882
Raled-S. 40, was reported from the com. on
judiciary by Senator Bingham, adversely and the
third reading was refused.
Pdssed.-S 3S, legaizing the grand list Of
Cambridge for 1881 and 1889, was reported from
the com. on grand list, by Senator Crane, with
proposals Of amendment In phraseology, which
were agreed to, the bill read the third time and
passed. S. 80, to pay Soon X. Berry Of Thetford
for pursuing, capturing and keeping burglar,
was reported from com. on claims by Senator
keton with amendment (proposal to allow
Sl20.25) which was agreed to and the amended
bill was read the third time and passed.
House Bills Referred To the com. on the ju-
dietary, II. 56, repeating the law in regard to
p" illegal shows" and II. 172, relating to exemp-
lions from attachment and levy Of executions.
On motion Of Senator Bingham adj.
HoUsE-AFTERNooN SESSION.
The Board Of Health.-Mr. Childs' bill, H. ia.
was taken up. Mr.. Carter OF Hardwick opposed
the bill. Mr.. Roberts of Burlington moved an
amendment which was agreed TO, striking ont sec.
8, which provides that the board Of health may Is
sue warrants to remove persons who cannot 9TH
erwise be subjected, and also to execute the or
ders Of the board. Mr.. Sowles OF Alburgh moved
to amend so that it shall be no misdemeanor for
violating any regulation until after such regula-
tion has been published, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Smith OF Newbury moved TO amend by strik-
ing out sec. II, which excluded the jurisdiction Of
the board over incorporated villages In the town.
This amendment was agreed to. Mr.. Noble of st.
Albans moved to amend by striking out provisions
making trustees of villages boards of health and
that only selectmen and the physician shall CON
stitute boards Of health and their jurisdiction
shall extend over the whole territory Of the town,
including villages. This amendment also
agreed to- Mr. Thompson OF lrasburgh moved an
amendment limiting the annual expense of the
board to $500 This amendment was disagreed
to. Mr.. Roberts of Burlington moved to recon-
nit the bill to the general committee, and the
motion. after considerable discussion, was dis
agreed to. Several amendments in phraseology
were adopted. Mr.. Stone of Danville moved that
the bill be ordered to lie and be printed and be
made the special order for tomorrow afternoon
at 9 80, This motion, after discussion by sew
eral members, was disagreed to; yeas 42, nays
10. The third reading was ordered for to-mor-
row morning.
Driring on Sidc,calkS, etc-H 40, Mr.. An
drews bill, prohibiting the driving or leading a
team across sidewalks, parks, or commons, or al
lowing animals to run at large thereon was taken
up as a special order. After slight verbal
amendment the third reading was ordered for to-
morrow morning
Cigars, cigdrettes, etc.-Mr Fish's bill, II. 1870,
prohibiting the sale Of cigars, cigarettes, chewing
and smoking tobacco to persons under fifteen
years, was read the third time, On motion of
Mr.. Roberts of Burlington the word "and " was
changed to tor" Mr.. French of Underhill pro-
posed an amendment allowing the sale of cigars,
etc, to persons under fifteen years of age on the
Uritten order Of a parent or guardian, which WAS
agreed to. Mr.. plumley of Mortified moved
that the bill be ordered to lie and be made the
special order for tomorrow afternoon at o'cock,
which was disagreed to. Mr.. Powers of Clarendon
.. Al.
prohibited articles. This motion was disagreed
to. The question being on the passage, it was
favored by Mr.. Randall Of Waterbury and op-
posed by Mr.. Chids of Bennington Mr.. Al
len of Ferrisburgh moved that the bill be dis
missed. Lost.
On the question of the passage of the bill, Mr.
Horton of Chittenden demanded the yeas and
nays, which were rs follows;
Teas-Adams, Andrews, Aver BATES Battell, Bean of
Carter CLARK Of sannard, Cole, Cors, Cotton, Culver
fh GSsG GREEN a
Grout, Grow. Hamllton, Harlow Hastings of Hancock,
son, Holden, Hove Hubbard Humphrey Of Burke Hutch
nson Hyde Jenkins johnson Faytop Jones Of Dover
HgnsSn LuGeT ol MeCgSaEh a Sa Merrill s Miller MSo,e
ed Powers Ithen. fratt Prescott Priest Randall Of
Waterbury, Ridley Roberts Of Somerset, Rohe Robinson
Smith Of rsSd sGTe 9, gaosdg e La@qT II
Thompson Of Pownal Wech Wells, Whittemore' Wilder
NlllhilsOn, NoOlhu' iOunB lbittnhDOIo-fo.
Nays-Abe Allen. Bean of Glover. Black, Boes, Brews-
ter, BTgss, bromley, Burke Burton, Chds Dixon Farm
of % Gteden Horton Of Mount oy cusRton 6nston
Howard, IIowland, Hunt, Huntey. johnson of sudbury,
Lyon Maeck, Maeson, Markham Of Pomfret, Munson,
Powers Of Sandon G Preston Of BooS ss Of shaeS
Randall q Hyde Park Raymond Reed Roberts of Bnrlng
Scot. shsPaEa sHSTw1 wn,, smith Of Ssg6nT smith q
ngton, steyens Of wsteye stone Of Danve sutton
pempleon Ihorp Tracy Wadlsign, Wakehed Walker Of
bury-79.
Assent and Not PoHHg-Arkey Atwood. Barbour, Bar
Clark of North Hero, Curtis, Gushing, Davis Dearborn,
Grover Hooker, Humphrey of Fair Haven johnson of Yer
n9 kn hsnsS MaSab aher q s khbsey k
McLam, Meacham, Noble OF st, Albans Noble Of Tin
PritShard Quinn Ray Ripley R!sdo6 RuiiSr s6erbarn
Sheridan smith Of Addison Smith Of Richiord Taylor Of
Panton, Willard, wlng-60,
And the bill was passed [Messrs. Bissel of
Shoreham, Brown OF Springfield, Barnard Of
sor Landon of Rutland, Kimball Of Vergennes,
Wing Of Montpelier and Hooker Of Brattleboro,
members OF the committee of ways and means,
were absent by leave of the house This expla-
nation of the appearance of their names in the
list of absent and not voting is due to them.
The first section Of the bill as finally passed is
as follows: "A person who sells, furnishes or
gives away cigar or cigarette, or chewing, or
smoking tobacco TO person under the age OF
fifteen years. except on the written order OF the
parent or guardian of such person, shall be fined
ten dollars
PdsSed-H. 164, to pay J. J. Barker s36 10; II.
127, Incorporating the Jacksonville and North
Adams telegraph and telephone association,
Ordered for Third Reading. H. 179, Mr..
Thompson's bill to punish the crime of adult
cry" providing when divorce is granted for
adultery 1t shall be the duty of the county clerk
to notify the states attorney, who shall prosecute
fha xpa a. rQn QA faU q
from the judiciary committee by Mr.. Noble, and
the third reading was ordered for tomorrow
morning.
tgdyS,-H. 2, Mr.. French's bill revising the old
law, making towns liable for injuries on the
highway, was reported adversely from the gen
eral committee, and, on motion Of Mr.. French,
the bill was ordered to lie.
Senate Bus Referred,-s. 81, "relating to the
study OF physiology and hygiene in the public
schools -; to com. on education S. 8, " in
amendment of and in addition to chap. SO Of re-
vised laws, relating to levy OF execution" to
com on Judiciary.
DismiSsed.-H 1872, Mr.. Johnsons highway bill,
was reported adversely from the general com
and, on motion Of Mr.. Edison OF Mendon, the bill
was dismissed
Bi0s Introduced and Referred BY Mr.. Randall
of Waterbury, H. 203 to pay Henry James the
sum therein named" TO com. on claims. [FoI
making a post nortem examination of the body OF
| Alice Meaker, etc,
Z. W. Howe the sum therein named" to com
on claims. For expenses in pursuing and appre
| hending John Edwards and others, convicted Of
| grand larceny
By Mr.. Pumley of Northfield H. 2O5, /" to pay
Geo B, b. Denney the sum therein named" tC
com. on claims. For private property taken and
used by the state In prosecutions against Johr
| Edwards and Others convicted OF larceny.
On motion Of Mr., Skiff of Monkton, adj,
Thursday. October 20.
sENATE-MoRNING SESSION.
The senate convened at 10 o'clock Devotiona
exercises, conducted by the chaplain journal o
| yesterday read and approved
| Bills Introduced and Referred.-By Senator
Burnap OF Cbittenden, S. So, entitled " An act il
| relation TO remedies supplementary to execu
tions;" to com. on judiciary. Provides tina
when an execution is returned unsatisfed or I
| satisfied by imprisonment of debtor the court ma,
| grant an order for the examination of the debto
before court or referee appointed, touching al
matters relating to his property or any convey
| ance or disposition of the same. Any other wit
nesses may be summoned and examined in tn
same manner. II any property or credits not ex
empt are discovered, the Judge may order n appli
cation OF the same to be disposed OF on execution
II 1t appears that any other person claims an ad
verse interest OF debt, then such interest or deb
can be recovered only upon an action against sucl
person. and the court may permit the creditor t
maintain the action, and the creditor may nc
cover according to his right under the statute n
TO fraudulent conveyances The debtor shall b
| obliged TO answer all questions pertinent to tn
inquiry, but such answer shall not be used agains
him in any criminal action for fraud
By Senator Howard OF Rutland, S, ST. entitle
" An act TO amend secs 1891 and 1892 Of tn
revised laws, relating to the obstruction Of raj
road crossings to com on railroads. The bi
protects farmers who have farm crossings fror
obstruction by trains other than accidental an