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

independent company at Newpost on the same
footing as the rest OF the militia Of the state,
which was amended to include the battery; II. 81,
to restrain fowls, adding turkeys to the list of re-
strained fowls Mr. Erwin OF Newport moved to
strike out the word turkeys from the BILL and Mr..
Hobson OF Brighton moved to dismiss, on which
no quorum voted and pending the question, on
motion of Mr.. Erwin of Newport, the house adj
sESArE-AFTERSooN SESSION.
The senate convened at 2 o'clock. Devotional
exercises by the chaplain. Journal Of Saturday
read and approved.
Passed in COncWrence.--H. 222, Mr.. Thomp-
sons bill providing that when references to sec
tons of the revised laws are made, the section re-
ferred TO shall be deemed to be the section des-
ignated by that number in figures at the begin
ming OF the section in the volume of statutes
published under the authority Of act No. 1i2 OF
acts of 1880.
Reports the com. on printing by Sena-
tor Brainerd Of Caledonia, II. IS, Mr. Battell's bill
authorizing the printing Of the registration re-
ports annually instead of bennlally, favoraby,
and third reading ordered for tomorrow morning.
Bus Introduced and Reterred.-By Senator
Brainerd Of Caledonia, s. 1913, ITO repeal a part
OF sec. go, chap. % and sec. 273 Of the revised
laws, relating to the exemption OF manufacturing
establishments from taxation" to com. on manu-
features. Provides that manufacturing estab-
lshments shall not be included In the list OF prop
erty exempt from taxation.
By Senator Howard of Rutland (by request) S
124, to amend sec. 1852 chap. 1T Of the revised
laws relating to peddlers and suctioneers; to gen
com. Prohibits selling OF goods at auction by
peddlers unless by license from the seectmen as
provided in sec. 1862
By com on agriculture, S. 125. relating to COM
mercial fertilizers, ordered to lie and be printed.
By Senator Burnap OF Chittenden, s. 1876, re-
lating to the allowance of claims" to com. on
claims Provides that claims against the state
for the pursuit and arrest Of criminals and other
service In prosecution Of crime and items Of court
expenses for the payment Of which no provision
IL made by law, shall be paid only during the
session of the general assembly upon the order Of
the auditor Of accounts based upon vouchers en-
dorsed with approval OF two-thrds Of the joint
committee on claims.
Physiology and Hygene--S. 81, relating to the
study of physiology and hygiene in the public
schools, reported from the house with proposals
OF amendment, was referred to the com. on edu-
cation, on motion Of Senator Walker for con-
House Bills Read and Refereed House bins as
follows were read and referred: H. 106 to enable
the pew-owners OF the Universast meeting house
at Lyndon Center to dispose Of the same, 10 gen
eral com. H. 1854, to pay George A. Henry & Co.
S32 80 for procuring arrest and conviction OF
burglar, to com. on claims; ii. 2l1, adding indie
pendent company Of Newport to the organized
militia, to CON- on military affairs; Ii. 216
amending an act to incorporate the Green Noun
tain cemetery association, approved Nov 10, 1875
to general com. ii. $50, incorporating the Inter
national Press Company, to general com. H. 23S
legalzing the grand list of Colchester for 1882 to
uation of second.class real estate of Newfane at
sl9S S6S 80, or 50 per acre, to com. on grand list
H. 25, relating to the loaning Of military arms to
grand army posts, to com. on military affairs; H.
257, legaliziDg the grand list OF Arlington for
1881 and 1882; to com on grand list
On motion Of Senator Page, adj
HoUsE.-AFTERNooN SESSION.
Restraint Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, .Swine and
FoWls.-H. 81, Mr.. Howlands bill, " to restrain
horses, cattle, sheep, swine and fowls" was
taken up as unfinished business. the question
being on the motion of Mr.. Hobson to dismiss
the bill; it was dismissed by vote OF 81 to %.
Pdssed.-H. 2l3, Mr.. Mobiles bill "to amend
sec. 3S5 OF chap. 20 OF the revised laws" AL
lowing one per cent for collection by town treas
urersl H. 81, Mr.. Dearborn's bill I" catering the
name Of the name of the town of Ely to that of
vershire" II. 70, Mr.. Pumley's bill, ITO amend
sec. 4,20l, chap. l96 OF the revised laws" For
bids the painting or posting of notices upon trees,
posts, fences, etc., without permission from the
Orders for Third Redding.-S 46, Senator
Walkers bill, relating to exceptions in session
proceedings" WAS reported favorably and the
third reading was ordered for tomorrow fore
noon; S. 49, Senator Walkers bill Ito amend
sec. 1914 Of revised laws, relating to cemetery
associations was reported favorably and the
third reading was ordered for tomorrow fore
noon. S 81, Senator Chamberlain bill appro-
priating 5000 for the completion Of the Isle La
Motto bridge, was reported favoraby and the
third reading ordered for tomorrow forenoon
ii. 226, Mr.. Roberts bill " in amendment of sec
tons 1858 and 1858 of revised laws relating TO
service of process" providing that all process
returnable to county courts TO be served at least
twelve days before court sits was reported fav-
orably and the third reading was ordered for to-
morrow forenoon.
Sale Of Liquors by Druggists-Mr. johnson of
WallingtoId, MIR. Wadleigh of Concord, Mr.. KIM
ball OF Vergennes Mr.. Rutter OF Townshend and
Mr.. Humphrey of Fair Haven severally off cred pc
titions signed by physicians, asking that drug
al sfa al tn tkn
| ton of physicians. The petitions were referred
| to the judiciary com.
Bills Introduced and Reterred-By Mr.. Holmes
OF Grafton, II. 2lS, relating to the adjudication
of claims against the state;' to com. on claims.
Provides that the committee on claims consist of
| fourteen, one from each county, FIVE from the
senate and nine from the house, claims for ex-
traordinary expenses in prosecution OF crime or
the administration OF the courts, including the
pursuit and arrest Of criminals and for service
rendered or expense incurred under the author
ity OF the legislature or execut We for which no
compensation is provided by law TO be paid only
during the session OF the legislature upon the or
der Of the auditor of accounts based on vouchers
endorsed with approval of the committee on
claims which endorsement shall be made upon
the agreement of not less than ten of the com.
| mittee
BY Mr.. Brien Of Castleton, ii. 279, ito regulate
the rates for transportation of freights, pas
sengers or cars on the railroads within the state
to the judiciary COM lCreates board OF three
| W Dc ny tHt BONtrnOf, VINO snail AFTER
due notice to the several railroads, have power
to regulate and fix the rates OF transportation to
be charged by railroads for freight and pas
sengers.
BY Mr.. Raymond of Bridgewater, II. $50, "in
addition to No. 203 of the acts of 1872" to com.
on corporations. Extends the charter of the
Brdgewater, Plymouth & Ludlow Railroad Co. 80
rs to give ten years longer to commence and fit.
teen years longer to complete the railroad
BY Mr., Wells OF Cranky, ii. 2sl, Laying tax
on the grand lists of the townships OF Averil and
Norton" TO com. of members from Essex county
BY Mr.. Roberts of Burlington, H. 2S2, PRO
viding uniform method for the compensation OF
police officers" to judiciary com. All fees
taxed and allowed for police officers in criminal
eases shall belong TO the officer rendering the
service and not to the municipality
| haied.-H 9S, to pay Hazen NJ. Gray the sum
therein named, was reported adversely and the
| third reading WAS refuaad