Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-29

The bill was then refused third reading. S.
233, amending sec 657 of revised laws, was re.
| ported adversely from COM on education, by Sem
ator Bovden, and third reading refused. s. III,
to pay S. II. Davis, etc. reported adversely from
com. on claims, by Senator Wall. II, 361, pro-
viding for commissioners Of trusts, etc, was re-
ported favorably from com. on judiciary, by SEN
ator Bingham. Senator Walker favored and
| Senators ide, Crane and Hogan opposed, and the
third reading was refused by yea and nay vote
Of 10 TO 49, called for by Senator Mcintosh. II.
! 381, to prevent evasion of taxation, reported ad-
versely from com. on grand list, by Senator
| Crane, and third reading refused.
| Joint RESOLUTION, in regard to pay of certain
state employees, was reported favorably from
com. on finance by Senator Jones, and adopted in
concurrence.
Third Reading ordered-S. 245, Senator Walk
| er's BILL relating to highway taxes, was reported
| favorablv from COM on highways and bridges by
Senator Martin, and third reading ordered for TO-
morrow morning; 5. 14S, Senator Gilmores bill
relating 10 town lines, was reported favorably
from com. on Judiciary by Senator Walker, with
proposals. of amendment, which were agreed to.
Senators Walker and Boyden favored and Sena-
tors lde and Wall opposed
On the question, Shall the bill be read the third
time, Senator Mcintosh demanded the yeas and
nays, which were taken ~ follows
reas.-senators Bingham, Boyden, Burnap, Chamberlin
Walker. whitcomb-l2. '''''"
Jones' Kelion, Mcintosh. Walls. "'S'"' '''
Absent or Not Goflng-senators Barber, Branerd Of
win, Page, Perkins, Read-9
And the bill was ordered to a third reading.
On motion OF Senator Estey, adj.
CORRESPONDING SESSION.
The house convened at nine o clock Reading
OF scriptures and prayer by the chaplain.
Third Reading Ordered.-H. 227, an act TO reg
ulate the practice OF chemistry, was reported
from gen. com, by Mr.. Houston favorably with
proposals Of amendment, which were agreed to,
and the third reading ordered for this afternoon
5. 203, an act TO regulate the sale Of commercial
fertilizers, was reported favorably from the com
on agriculture, by Mr. Bell. MIR. Wing moved
to amend, which was agreed to- and third read
ing ordered for this afternoon II. 1856, relating to
sherih's fees, reported favorably from com on
court expenses, by Mr. Allen; 5, 100, relating to
allowance to widows, reported favorably from
Judiciary CON-, by Mr. Burke; S. 167, relating to
elections, reported favorably by Mr. Smith Of
Newbury, from com on elections with proposals
OF amendment, which were agreed to; H. 143,
relating to tee separate rights Of married women
from com. on judiciary, by Mr.. Carter, with pro.
posas OF amendment which were agreed to.
Recdlled-On motion OF Mr. Smith of Newbury.
the senate was requested to return to the house
5 10, relating to the investments OF savings
banks
Appedls in Chdncery,-S. IS, relating to appeals
In courts OF chancery, WAS reported favorably by
the com on judiciary, and after some discussion,
on motion Of Mr.. Munson of Manchester IL was
ordered to lie
Levy Of Execution Noble called up II
30, In amendment OF chap SO of the revised
laws, entitled Levy Of execution" and it was
amended so as to limit its application to personal
property to provide for its sale the same as other
personal property, attached or levied upon, and
after paying the creditor the amount rendered or
paid by him to the debtor the rest shall be held
to respond to the debt; to not affect anything
prior to January l, 1888 1t was then ordered to
third reading this afternoon.
Miss Hen,mentodyS Gdzeteer.-H. $751; relating
to Miss Hemmenways Vermont Historical Gaz-
eteer, was read the third time Mr.. Abel moved
to strike out the fourth section, After some de-
bate it was disagreed to. Mr.. Woodward of Hall
fax moved to amend section 30 as to limit the
second substitute to residents of the town Agreed
to. Mr.. Peck OF Brookfeld moved to reconsider the
amendment adopted, Saturday, to sec 7, which
provided that a copy should be furnished to each
academy and graded school in The state The
motion TO reconsider was carried, and the amend
ment was disagreed to. The bill was then
passed.
Licensing Peddiers in Bennington. Mr.. Childs
called up H. 4l2, in addition to the act incorpor-
ating the village OF Bennington and the act incor-
porating the village OF North Bennington. 1t
was explained by him, and on his motion. was
ing the village OF North Bennington from the
title. 1t was passed.
The Grand List BM-H AGO. revising. consol-
idatng and amending the laws relating TO the
grand list was read the third time. Mr.. Noble
OF St. Adams moved to amend it by striking out
all after " decided " in the fifth line, and add.
" provided, however, that when persons list Il
made under the provisions Of sec. II of this act,
below the amount made by doubling the ap-
praisal rs the law provided" Mr.. Childs on
posed the amendment Mr.. Plumley and Mr..
Wing favored i. Agreed to. Mr.. Wing moved
TO amend sec 20 by adding, land any taxpayer
who feels aggreved by the action OF the listers and
desires to be heard by them shall notify the list
ers, or one OF them on or before the first Tuesday
in May" Agreed TO-, Verbal amendments were
made to sections and 10, and on motion of Mr..
Jones, the bill was then passed unanimously.
The MuSkrdt BM.-H. 325, for the protection of
was. read the third time. Various
amendments were proposed, when Mr.. Kimball of
Vergennes moved that II be dismissed. Mr.,
Shepard of Stratton favored this motion Messrs,
Hooker Powers, Allen and Kent opposed it. On
motion OF Mr.. Brown Of Springfield, debate was
closed. The bill was passed
Arson and Burning.-S. rs, in amendment of
chap. 100 of the revised laws relating to the
crimes of arson and burning, was passed in con-
Senate AmendmentS.-H 3O6, to amend sec
4 OA of chap. 1S9 OF the revised laws and H. 1856,
TO incorporate the Atlas guarantee company, came
back from the house with proposals of amend
ment, which were agreed TO. S. 49, in addition TO
chap. 3d. Of the revised laws relating to the dis
charge OF personal property mortgages, came back
from the senate with the second proposal of
amendment of the house disagreed to- ON motion
OF Mr. Plumley, 1t WAS ordered to lie.
Senate BUS Referred.-S. AZ, TO amend sec
5,,o32 OF the revised laws, to com. on corpora
tons; s. 66, to amend sec 1904 of the revised
laws, to com on judiciary; s. 1877, providing for
the destruction of noxous weeds on railroad
lands, to com. on railroads; S. I'll, in addition
to chap, POS of revised laws, to com on court ex-
penses; 5. $50, respecting exemptions OF manu- |
featuring establishments from taxation, 10 com |
on corporations S. 141, in addition to and In aid
OF an act to incorporate the village Of Benning-
ton, 10 com on manufactures; s. $40, relating to |
sales of liquor by towns, and S 1856, relating to
Oatls rpQuirad Inv iuatipps hafora
duties of Office each to com on judiciary; s. |
2l8, relating to exemption from taxation under
the charter of the Vermont Central Railroad
Company, to com. on grand list
Investments Of Savings Bdnks.-Mr Smith of
Newbury moved TO reconsider the vote of Satur-
day whereby s, 175, relating 10 the investments Of
savings banks, was refused a third reading. Mr..
Brown of Springfield, Mr., Plumley of Mortified