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

House BM Reterred-H 162 to legalize the
Laurel Glen cemetery association, to general com
H. "a relating to the care and restraint OF the In
sane, TO com on insane asylum II. 76, relating to
| printing Of registration report Of the state, to
com. on printing; II SO, Mr.. Blssell's bill In re-
| gard to the dog law, to com. on agriculture.
On motion OF Senator Read, adjourned.
HousE-AFTERNooN SESSION.
Bills introduced and Referred BY Mr. Carter
OF fardwck, H. 247, relating TO the liabilities OF
| suretes on the premium notes Of fire insurance
companies; to judiciary com. Relieves the
| sureties on premium notes from liabilities after
| the title to real estate has been transferred In
such a way that by law or by the rules OF the
company or terms Of the policy, the policy becomes
void
BY Mr.. Landon Of Rutland, II. 2ls. "in relation
to the support Of paupers and the liability Of non
resident kindred" to the judiciary com. Il ex-
tends the provisions Of the present statutes In
gard TO the liability to support pauper kindred 80
as 70 make the nonresident kindred OF pau
per liable to support such pauper to the extent OF
property owned In this state by them or debts
owing 10 them from persons resident in this state
By Mr. Cushing Of Hartford, II. 249, to pay
| James G. Bates (of Hartland) the sum therein
named; to com. on claims. For procuring the
arrest OF Lorenzo Kdder, a convicted horse
stealer
| By Mr. Howe of Newfane, H. $50, ito compel
| the appearance OF respondents In COURT" to com.
| on Judiciary. Provides that unless a respondent
when arrsigned, shall in all cases appear in open
court and plead orally and in person, he shall for
| felt his bail
By Mr. Brien of Castleton, II. 251, " relating to
the loaning Of military arms to grand army posts"
| to com. on military affairs Provides that the
| quarter-master-genera may loan arms to grand
army posts upon the execution OF a bond to return
the same in good condition.
| BY Mr.. Butler of Essex, by request, ii. 252
"relatlng to highway surveyors to com. on
highways, bridges and ferries. Highway survey
ors must keep the travelled track of highways of
sufficient width to enable carriages and loaded
90 ,.,t1,ar ~
idng under penalty of S20l
By Mr.. Walker Of Peru, II. 253, defining
voters in town meetings. to com. on elections.
| Male citizens residing in town may vote in
any town meeting in such town II his list was
| taken in any town in this state the preceding
April
BY Mr. Wilcox Of Georgia, by request, II. 254.
"to pay Godfrey Rich the sum therein named =
| to com. on claims For procuring the arrest OF
| Lewis Trombley for the crime of larceny.
Kaied,-H. 1873, Mr. Bridgman's bill prohibit
ing under penalty, any person from setting
up or using billiard table or bowling alley upon
land adjoining a school building, college, acad-
envy, OF church was reported adversely from the
committee on education and the third reading
was refused.
Ordered for Third Reading-S. So, Senator
Burnap's bill, giving registers power to act in
certain cases when the judge Is absent, was
reported favorably from the committee on judi
ciary with minor amendments and the third read
ing was ordered for tomorrow morning.
George A. Hines Cidim.-H. 81, TO pay George
A. Hines S24S 20 for work for the insane asylum
commission, came up on special order. Mr.
Abel OF West Haven claimed that this claim had
been presented to two former legislatures in 1878
and 1880, and had been adjudcated. MIR. Hooker
of Bratteboro said this claim was not adjudi-
Gated in 1878 because Mr.. Hines did not appear,
and that the bill was dismissed point OF or
der In 1880 Mr.. Martin of Londonderry stated
INF Carter Of Hardwick in the chair what the
action Of previous legislatures had been, and that
under the law as 1t existed in 1880, It required
two-thrds vote of all the members of the house in
order to pass bill for a claim that had been
before previous Legislatures and adjudcated, and
that under a supposition that the claim had been
adjudcated in 1873 a two-thirds vote in its favor
was required but failed but as he understood II
now, that claim was not adjudc tied in 1873. Mr.
Noble OF st. Albans explained in behalf of The
com the merits of the bill After some further
debate the bill was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Allen Of Ferrisburgh, adj