Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-10-18

collection OF county tax
By Senator Crane Of Orleans. s. 28, entitled
" An act 10 pay Abner G.. Bowley and Frank r.
Alfred the sum therein named;' to com. on
claims For pursuing, capturing aad procuring
conviction Of n burglar
BY Senator de Of Caledonia, by request s. 20,
entitled, An act to incorporate the International
Company to general com. Provides for the
incorporation of large manufacturing enterprise
on the shores of Lake Memphremagog.l
Bills from the House.-Bills from the house
were read twice and referred, as follows: H. ],
incorporating the Bratteboro and Bennington
railroad, TO railroad com. H. r. in relation to the
duties OF county clerks to general COM On mo-
tion OF Mr.. Crane, the secretary was ordered TO
procure printing of usual number OF copies OF H.
l. for use of general assembly.
Bals Pdssed-S. 8, obliging court reporters to
furnish copies Of evidence, ETC.. within time spec
fed in sections 81 - and Sl4 Of revised laws, and
5. o. providing fine OF not less than so nor more
than $40, for selling or having In possession with
intent to SELL toy pistols, were read the third
time and passed.
Resolution-By Senator Bingham, that when
the senate adjourn, 1t be until Monday next, at
two p. NJ. The yeas and nays were called for by
Senator Burnap and resulted as follows
Ieas.senators Bingham Bralnerd Of Caledonia. Brain
erd Of Franklin Chds Colburn, Estey, Gilmore, Hogan
NdLiBoydeP Bq1Tna6 Crane Dart Goodwin Howard
Cutting, Fletcher Jones' Kelton and viai.-7.
And the resolution was declared adopted.
On motion of senator Boyden, adjourned.
HoUsE-MoRsING SESSION.
Devotional exercises by the chaplain and read
ing Of the journal Of yesterday.
TIE Ely Vershire BW.-'rhe petition of Sas
0i Mr." p@tfb0fh1Jt Ilty;nRsD9t Ely was presented
Ely be changed back to the ancient name OF
Vershire.
Bais introduced and Reterred-By Mr.. Landon
OF Rutland, II. IT, :" to incorporate the Rutland
and Iidewater railroad company :" to com. on
corporations. The proposed railroad runs from
Rutland through Ira, Castleton, West Haven,
fairhaven and Poultney, to the western boundary
of the state. Redfeld Proctor, Edward H. Ripley
and Ebenezer j. Ormsbee are named as commis-
sioners.
By Mr.. Sowles of Alburgh, II. rs. ito amend
sec 3Ol7 OF chap. 40 Of the revised laws relating
to removing or building fences to prevent snow
drifts; to com, on highways, bridges and fer
ries.. llt provides that the highway surveyor
shall ascertain the number of lengths of fences
laid down BY each person during the winter.
BY Mr., Skiff of Monkton, II. 70, " to protect
fish in Monkton pond" to CON- on game and
fisheries.
By Mr.. Randall Of Hydepark II. 80 can act
to amend sec. 2029 of the revised laws" to iu-
dietary com. Provides that in case the Judge Of
probate shall be incapactated from attending to
his duties by any cause, the register shall have
power to perform all the duties OF Judge
BY Mr. Thompson Of Irasburgh, H. ST. "An
act to pay John A. Page the sum therein named d"
to com. on claims. To pay Mr. Page 81, ,O60 10
for money advanced to Hon. Justus Dartt, the SUI
perntendento OF education on account Of his salary
and expenses
BY Mr.. Hobson of Brighton, II. 50, "An act ex-
tending the charter Of the Coos valley railroad
company" to com. on railroads
By Mr. Hutchinson Of Enosburgh, II. 49, 4" An
act to legaze the grand list oof the town of Enos-
burgh for the year 1881" to com. on grand list
By Mr.. Thompson Of lrasburgh, H. 81, "An
act relating to the compensation of county
clerks to special com. Ola court expenses Pro-
rs has Nlsaa al Al.
payable semi-annually, and which shall be in lieu
OF all other fees and charges formerly paid by the
state, shall be- for Addison, Bennington, Caledo-
mia, Orange, Orleans, Windham and Windsor, $500
each; Essex and Lamoille, $3.50 each; Grand Isle,
500; Chttenden Franklin and Washington, 500
each; Rutland, $500. In addition, the county
clerks shall be allowed to retain the fees hereto
fore returned to the state for "actlons ontorod
actions tried, nonsuits and defaults" and
jury fees on actions entered" and shall be enti-
tied to the same fees as heretofore allowed in civil
cases. The county clerk of Washington county
shall receive five dollars per day for attendance
during the session OF the general term of the SUI
preme court and reasonable compensation for the
preparation of the dockets of the general term.
By Mr. Landon of Rutland, II. So, to incorpor-
ate the Rutland trust company; to com. on
banks
By Mr.. Thompson OF Irasburgh, H. Sc. "In
amendment of and in addition to chap. 208, re-.
vised laws relating to salaries and fees" to the
Joint special com. on court expenses and legisla-
ton Provides that keepers of iails shall receive
fees as follows: for commitments "a cents; for
discharges, 25 cents bail piece 25 cents; for fuel
and board for state or town paupers, 90 cents for
each "a hours. And that justices in criminal
cases shall receive in lieu of all other fees in
cases disposed Of without trial, 81 90 in trial by
court. 81; in trial by jury, $50; for making
record when respondent is bound up, 81; for TAX
ing inquests, SO; and that prosecuting officers
shall have same fees as justices, 10 cents pei
Leqalizind Grnad Lisfe The tolinuinr hill.
were reported favorably and read the third time
| and passed; II. %, legalizing the grand list OF
izng the grand list Of St. Abans for 1881 and 1882
H. 20, legalzing the grand list for the town Of
johnson for 1882; II. 81 egalizing the grand list
of Halifax for 1879, 1880 and 1881
| adjournment til MOnddy.-A resolution thai
the house adjourn over till Monday at P. NJ wa.
offered by Mr.. Pinney Of Pttsfeld, and Mr.
Rooney of Fairfield demanded the yeas and nays
| which were as follows
TeasAllen, Barbour, Bates, Battel Bssell Blaekmer
Blake Bolton, Brewster, Brigham, Brown, Chamberlin
CLARK North Hero, Curtis Dearborn, Erwin, Fairbanks
Hayward, Holmes HooSer Horton Of chitenden, HoGsh
| ton. Houston, Howe, Hubbard, Humphrey of Burke
tom johnson Of sudbury. johnson q Vernon, Jone
DYeE kPs Of Saa kn'e Se a
SON son. MsxIsm q Bethel McLsm, Mescham, Merrill
To%e Rs rr5Rsg 81 Of
Of Bolton Preston Of sharon Quinn Randall I'd Of Hyde
Roberts OF Sogeset Robinson Of wardsboro Roscoe Row
ell, shepard, snerWln Snltn OF ADDISON, Snlu OF
Washington stevens of Troy stevens Of Wateryille stick
waSeheid Walker OF Benson WEBB WEIGH. white
Eden. WhlttemoTe, Wilcox. Willard Williamson, Wood
ard, Young Of Greensboro, Young OF Roxbury-ss.
BhdEman burton, Butler Carter Cotton Culver Cash
Dsvs DmGk Dixon Eaton Es9n ass9TH M asa
iSrd o6son Holden Mowland Hunt msI1ey JCneS
| south Burlington LeCiair, Manning Mayo Miller, Nun
son Noble Of St. Albans Paige OF Cabot Paine, Peck Per
Scott, sSs4Sarn, sS % sS skinner, smith of BrowhRsioa
NsTS1s fs FswsSa s q fhOp @aeS
White Of panton, wilder.-es ,,. ,.,.,.. 49,.
Bean Of Glover Bean Of Victory Brsn Brisgsl bromley
sae & G9ds ehISS CLARK Of a1 So C1 %
Fletcher, folsome, fnllam, Gage, Gray, Green Of Ply
Mount Holly, Howard hyde jenkins. Johnson q wal
lingtora Kennedy Lgeer, MaIh@m o. Pom PomfTet MeSHI M
lips Fond, PIshsTd, Rsy@Snsd Reed Ridley Ripley RS
sSsWsSary RSq spaudns OF West Wndsc syRes temple
t9n Thompson Of lrss5gTgh walker Of Peru walter Win
Epidemic Diseases among Cattle, etc.-H. 30, Mr.
| Hookers bill amending secs 4OlS and 1920 o
| revised laws was reported favorably from th'
special com. by Mr.. Butler and third reading or
dered for Monday p. NJ.
| repeating sec. 2,55S of revised laws, which pro
vides penalty ii the attending physician doe
not leave certificate with the town clerk withir
| fifteen days from interment, was taken up anC
Labor on HighCdys-H. II, establishing tn,
price OF labor on the highway at fifteen cents al
hour after being amended so that towns may es
tablish the price for teams, etc, at the annua
| meeting, was passed.
GiUing dlody Liquor.-H. 9 Mr Blaekmer
bill in regard to giving away liquor, was read thu
third time and passed,
Seizures and arrests and Procedure in Run
Cdses-H 80, relating 10 procedure In seizures anC
| arrests without warrant, was reported favorabl,
from the committee on judiciary and the third
reading WAS ordered for Tuesday forenoon.
II. 80, relating to pleading and wording in com
plants, etc, was reported favorably from th'
committee OF the judiciary and the third reading
ordered for Tuesday morning
HdlJd1 Grand List-Mr Meacham OF Brandon
moved to reconsider the vote passing II. 81, legaz
| ing the grand list Of Halifax and moved that tn
motion lie and be made special order for Tuesda.
afternoon at three o'clock 1t appears that tn
list was void db initio, 1t not having been swor
to as required by law,
On motion of Jones Of Dover, adj.
IcoSIIEuED Oh EsIDE.l