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

The senate convened at two o'clock
Bills introduced and Referred BY Senator Gil
more Of Orange (by the unanimous consent OF the
senate), S. 800 ITO incorporate the Newbury
Montebello medicinal spring and hotel company"
to gen com.
By Senator Hogan OF Franklin (by unanimous
consent) S. 230, ito incorporate the Sheldon
cemetery association OF Sheldon, VT; to the
gen com.
By the same, s. 23l, "in amendment OF and in
addition 70 sec 997 OF revised laws Of Vermont
relating to the reference OF causes. To enable
the referees to appoint and give notice OF time
and place for hearing before auditor and to order
the production OF books and papers at any time
pending the suit.
By the same (by reqnest) S. 232, sin amend.
ment OF and In addition to sec. 3,268 OF the
revised laws relating to the custody, inspection
and copies OF by laws and records OF private cor
porations;" to com. on judiciary. CLERKS Of
private corporations to have possession and ex-
hibit at seasonabe times to the owner al the
stock OF such corporation
On motion OF Senator Brauerd OF Caledonia the
senate voted to return S IL to the possession OF
the house, agreeaby to their request
The Vermont Accident ASsocidtion.-The gen.
eral committee, by Senator Hogan, re-reported S.
40, incorporating this association with proposals
OF amendment providing that investments should
be made subject to the laws governing savings
banks and trust companies; business on the cash
plan, not to be commenced until % per cent OF the
capital stock has been paid In; annual reports OF
the business, etc, TO be made to the secretary OF
OF the state relating to insurance, far as posi-
BILE. The question being on the adoption OF the
amendment proposed by Senator Burnap some
days since, rejecting promissory notes as securi-
ties, Senator Bnrnap supported his amendment
Senator Hogan favored the amendments proposed
by the committee and opposed the amendment OF
Senator Burnap. Senator Walker supported the
report OF the committee and agreed with Senator
Hogan that the amendments would well protect
the public and also the association Senator Bur-
maps amendment was rejected. The amend
ments proposed by the committee were agreed to
and the bill passed.
Passed.-s So Senator Walkers bill providing
for appeals In the discretion OF the chancellor
from inteTlocutory orders before or after final
decree, came up as special order. Senators
Walker, Ide and Hogan favored the BILL Sepa
tor Cane opposed IT, The bill was then passed
Reports.-H. PSI, laying tax on the grand
lists OF the townships OF Orwell and Norton, was
reported from the com on land taxes by Senator
Chamberlin, fsvoraby, read third time, and, on
motion OF Senator lde, ordered to lie until the
committee can investigate whether law In regard
To publication OF notice has been complied with.
House Bus Referred. House bills as follows
were read the first and second times and referred
II $50, to com on grand list II. 302, II. 1903, II.
$50, IN com. on judiciary.
Kaled-H 1853, annexing portion OF Glssten-
bury to hait,bnry, WAS reported adversely
from the special committee by Senator Wall and
third reading was refused.
House Bills Referred H 1888, TO com on fed
eral relations; H. 1876, to com on education; II.
39l, TO com. on finance Ton motion OF Senator
Walker ordered 10 be printed
Joint Resolution from the house relating TO the
forests OF the state; referred 10 com on finance
RRled-S 1877, relating 10 deductions for debts
owing, reported adversely from the com. on the
grand list by Senator Crane and third reading
refused. s. 228, repeating certain statutes rela-
tive to fishing in the waters Of Lake Champlan
was reported adversely from the com on game
and fisheries by Senator Brainerd, and third
reading refused. II 1872, relating to the appoint
ment Of arbitrator, auditors referees and mas
tiers, reported favorably from majority OF the
com. on Judiciary by Senator Bunap After a
protFacted debate third reading WAS refused
Organization Of Railroad Companies After
Foreclosure. railroad committee by Sena-
tor ldr, rel orted S, %, relating to the orgsniEa
ton OF railroad companies after foreclosure, with
proposal OF amendment TO strike out all after
the enacting clause and insert amendment which
was agreed to and on motion Of Senator Walker