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

walker OF Peru, (who wanted the resolution dis
missed) 1t was ordered TO lie and was made the
special order for next Monday afternoon at two
o. clock
The International Compony.-S 20, "to incor-
porate the international company" was reported
upon favoraby by the com on Judiciary with pro-
posals of amendment. Mr.. Black of Coventry
and Mr.. Bridgman of Barton said that there was
considerable opposition to the bill in their sec
tion and on motion OF Mr. Brdgman the bill was
ordered to lie and be made the special order for
Monday afternoon at $50.
Courts Of Special SeSsions.-The com. on ju-
dietary reported adversely upon ii. 316, " estab-
fishing courts OF special sessions for the trial and
punishment OF inferior crimes and misdemean-
to lie.
On motion of Mr.. Burke Of Albany, adj.
Monday, November 20.
HoUsE-MoRNING SESSION.
Reading Of scriptures and prayer by the chap
lain.
Pdssed.-H. 257, an act to legalize the grand
list of the town of Arlington for the years 1881
and 1882 was read the third time and passed; ii.
254, an act to pay Godfrey Rich the sum of twen-
ty-five dollars; H. 1868 to relieve towns that have
been misled by the law providing for the taxation
OF real estate used in operating railroads; III. 3O6,
prohibiting mixing poisons in ponds and springs
under penalty of twenty years In state prison; H.
S92, providing for the re-issuing OF warrants for
the collection OF taxes In certain all OF which
were passed after a third reading IL. 1893, giving
liberty OF conscience In matters of religion to
prisoners; ii. 1854, preventing the playing on bill
lard tables or in bowling alleys by students In
school; ii. ISL, to prevent evasion of taxation.
Senate Bills Passed in Concurrence 140,
relating to discharges from the house of correc-
ton; s.. 147, relating TO commitments to the
house of correction; s. ZIG, relating to the main
tenance of schools, was read the third time and,
on motion OF Mr.. Howe OF Newfane, it was pro-
posed to the senate to amend by striking out sec
ton 2, providing that no term shall be less than
Qidhf Ala and In. NTH
posals of amendment; S. 100, TO prevent over
crowdng Of public buildings and facilitate egress
therefrom in cases OF fire or accident, was passed
In concurrence.
Ordered 10 Lie-H 247, relating to the liabil-
ity of suretes on premium notes Of fire insurance
companies was reported adversely by com. on
judiciary and ordered to lie; ii. 217, relating to
divorce reported adversely by the com. on judi
ciary and ordered to lie; S. 1919, an act relating
to the rights Of married women reported adversely
by the committee and on motion OF Mr.. Plumley
Of Mortified ordered to lie.
Third Readings Ordered-S. 10, relating to
recognzances in criminal causes, WAS reported
from the judiciary com. by Mr.. Plumley, favora-
bly,, and third reading ordered for tomorrow
morning; IL. 35i, relating to the erection of head.
stones at the graves OF paupers was reported
from the general com. by Mr.. Peck, favorably,
with proposals of amendment in phraseology,
which were agreed to and third reading ordered
for tomorrow morning; II. 302, from com on
Judiciary by Mr.. Carter, favorably, and third
reading ordered for tomorrow morning. H. 3O3,
relating to levy of execution, from com. on judi
ciary favorably, with amendment in phraseology,
which was agreed TO and third reading ordered
for tomorrow morning. 5. ", relating TO annul-
ment OF marriages, from com. on judiciary,
favorably by Mr.. Burke and third reading ordered
for tomorrow morning.
Special Order Mdde.-H $40, allowing towns to
be informed against in same manner as they may
be indicted for neglect to keep highways
in repair was reported favorably from the ma
jority OF the com. on highways, bridges and fer
res, by Mr. Fits, and on motion of Mr.. Kennedy
OF Granville with amendment by Mr.. Thompson
was made the special order for tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
hMed-H 166, relating to collection Of high
way taxes, read the third time and its passage re-
fused; s. 90, relating to the support and removal
OF paupers; the com. on the judiciary reported
adversely and the third reading was refused IL.
1913, relating to trials in county court in certain
cases. ii. 24S, relating to the support Of paupers
and the liability of nonresident kindred, reported
adversely by the judiciary com. and third reading
refused; ii. 258 relating to the cutting OF noxious
weeds in highways, was reported by the com. on
agriculture fayorably, with proposals of amend
ment, pending the adoption OF which Mr.. Bridg-
man OF Barton moved TO dismiss the BILL which
was agreed to, yeas %, nays 46; H. 300, relating
TO the disposal Of the grammar school fund of
| Pittstield was reported unfavorably by the com.
on education and third reading refused; II. 1874,
relating to the town system of schools, reported
adversely sdS BY part Of the com ; on educstion,
Il
vote disclosing no quorum, on motion of Mr.. En-
win of Newport. adj.
sENATE-AFTERNooN SESSION.
The senate convened at two o clock p. NJ De-
votional exercises conducted by the chaplain.
Bus Introduced and Referred-By Senator
Childs of Rutland (by reauest), s. 205, to re-
peal secs 273 and PA Of the revised laws relating
to exemption from taxation" to com, on grand
list Relating to exemptions from taxation Of
manufacturing establishments.
By Senator Ide Of Caledonia, S. 206, to pay
Henry C. Bates, etc - to com. on claims. [For
procuring arrest of criminal.
By Senator Walker Of Rutland (by request) s..
2O7, concerning the laying out OF highways"
to com. on highways and bridges Authorizes
commissioners upon application of interested per-
sons, II of the opinion that petitioners will be
benefited, to lay out the highway conditional
| upon the payment of such sums as commissioners
may decide, by such persons to be benefited; the
county clerk to affirm or reject such conditions
BY Senator Wall Of Bennington (by request) s.
POS, "to prevent speculation on the part Of towns
in the traffic OF intoxicating liquor" to com on
judiciary. Provides for the instituting of suits
against towns for failure to return all funds re-
eeived for the sale OF liquor over and above cost
and expenses of selling, salaries, ETC., within &c
days from last day of February annually
BY Senator Burnap OF Chittenden, S, 209, 81 en-.
abiing the Judges OF Chittenden county court u
make certain needed alterations in the court
honsei' to com. on judiciary.
by Senator Boyden of Orange (by request) s.
2lO, " to render the Deerfeld river navigable; y
TO com, on judiciary. [Gives Daniel ii. Newton
John c. Newton and Moses Newton OF Holyoke,
Mass, exclusive right to make river navigable
and use 1t for the transportation OF logs, ties etc
BY Senator Gilmore OF Orange (by request) S
I'll, in addition to chap. 20S OF the revised laws
to com on library. Repeats sec. 4,i77 and al
lows second assistant librarian same mileage al
messengers.
By Senator Boyden OF Orange, s. 2l2, "incor.
porating the West Randolph graded school dis
trict;" to com. on education.
By Senator Bingham OF Chittenden, S. 2l3, ''iI
amendment OF clause Of sec. 2S1 OF chap 90 Of
revised laws relating to taxation" to com. on
grand list. Provides for selling off OF persona
estate, owned by persons resident in other states
to the persons who have 1t in charge, in CASE
owners are not known.
Nv Senator Crane of Orleans s oI4 ftto renea