Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-11-15
NOVEMBER Is, 1882.
Legislature Of Vermont.

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And the third reading OF the bill was ordered
On motion of Mr.. Hastings of Waterford, adj.
Friday. November 10.
sENATE-MoRNING SESSION.
The senate convened at 10 oclock Devotional
exercises conducted by the chaplain. Journal Of
yesterday read and approved
PdSSed-S. 100, in relation to the rights of mar
red women (the bill introduced by the com. ON
judiciary, was read the third time and passed in
the form in which il came from the committee
without amendment. The bill provides that
married woman may make contracts with any
person other than her husband and bind herself
and her separate property In the same manner as
II unmarried; may sue and be sued to such
contracts made by her either before or during
coverture without her husband being Joined in the
action as plaintiff or defendant; execution may
issue against her and be levied on her own prop
erty, etc. But no homestead or interest therein
shall be conveyed by its owner, married man or
woman, unless both Join in deed as provided by
sec. 1904; married woman may hold for her
separate all personal property and rights of
ton acquired before OF during coverture, not sub
ject to disposal of husband or liable for his debts
removes the liability of her husband for debts
contracted by the wife prior to her MARRIAGE
S. 30, Senator Towards bill substituting the
town system OF schools for the district system ON
and after March LIST, 1885
S. II, the bill introduced by Senator Brainerd
of Caledonia, providing for the election at the
next annual town meeting of three seectmen
whose terms of office shall be, one two
and three years, respectively; annually, there
after, the election of one seectman whose
term Of office shall be for three years, was read
the third time. On motion of Senator Branerd
Of Caledonia, it was committed to him to amend
by making provision for a town meeting 70 be
called at any time for the purpose of electing
members of the board to fill vacancies occurring
After amendment the bill WAS passed by a yea
and nay vote of % to l. demanded by Senator
Mcintosh. The yeas and nays were rs follows:
Ysas Senators Barber BSyden, Braned of Caledonia.
psi Fletcher Sipo y SSSaTn Toward ide Jones
Yavs,-senator NcIntosh.-l
Franklin, Estey, Hogan, Keton, Page, rempleton.
5. II, Senator Briinerd's (Of Caledonia) bill,
constituting the selecmen and one lister selected
by the board OF listers, board for abatement Of
taxes, and that the listers shall in their presence
| make Attachments on their tax bills, was read the
third time and passed
S. 2s to pay Abner C. Bowley and Frank L,
Afford SS7. So for pursuing, capturing and pro-
curing the conviction of burglar was read the
third time and passed.
S. 102, Senator Brainerd's Iof Franklin BILL
incorporating the St. Albans hospital, was re-
ported favoraby from the general com. by Sena-
tor Mcintosh, read the third time and passed
Passed in Concurrence. House bills as follows
were read the third time and passed in concur
renee; II. "a, to pay George A. Hines S248 %; H.
81, Mr.. Roberts bill amending the law in regard
~ railroad connections 80 as to give commission
ers named in said section (3399) power to deter
mine the times when trains of connecting roads
shall connect with each other; ii. 15i, to pay
! Geo. A. Henry & Co. $50 90
The Collection Of Tdres.-H. 213, Mr.. Mobiles
bill amending section 3S5 Of chap. 20 OF the re-
vised laws, relating to the collection Of taxes,
| came up as special Order and, on motion OF Sem
ator Boyden, was recommitted to the committee
| on the grand list.
Commercial Fertaizers-S 1876 relating to the
manufacture and sale OF commercial fertilizers,
| w al N "A nj N m nf
Senator Goodwin, was ordered to lie.
BRlS Introduced and Reterred-By Senator Cut
ting OF Windham (by request) S. l39, providing for
the appointment of justices to take jurisdiction in
criminal causes; to com. on judiciary. Provides
| for appointment by the governor In November of
! this year and in the month OF November bienni-
ally thereafter, OF one Justice from among JUS
| tices OF the peace whose terms Of office are to
commence December 1st, following in towns less
than 1000 population; two from towns of more
than 900 and less than 1900; three from towns
of more than 4 600 to take exclusive Jurisdiction
in criminal causes
By Senator Burnap Of Chittenden, s. 140 reat-
ing to discharges from the house OF correction"
to com on house of correction. Provides for
deduction of five days from term Of sentence OF
inmates for every month that no charge OF mis-
conduct is sustained against them, but such deduc-
ton shall be reduced five days for each charge Of
misconduct sustained against them.
RepOrts.-From. com. on grand list by Senator
Mcintosh, S, 80, " In addition TO chap, 20 OF re.
yised laws referring to correcting quadrennial
lists, favorably, and third reading ordered for
| Monday +. NJ.
From the com. on grand list, by Senator
Walker, ii. 90, legalizing the grand list OF Barre
for 1881, favorably. On motion of Senator Bur-
nap, ordered to lie
Special Order.-H. r. Incorporating the Rut-
land and tide water railroad, was taken up and,
on motion of Senator Walker, ordered TO lie and
be made the special order for Monday at 2 10 7, NJ.
adjournment until Monddy.-Senator Estey in
troduced resolution that when the senate ad-
journ this morning 1t be until two T. NJ, Monday.
A general discussion ensued on the resolution.
The general opinion was that the business on the
table could all be cleared up by noon and more
advance could be made by deyoting the after
noon to committee meetings, which would close
I'M all the business before the Renatn for the