St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-12-08

IOlls tsUdDllsneu Dl TdllIOdu COIpoId-
tions relating to the separate rights
of married women relating to levy of
execution regulating the practice of
medicine.
TUESDAY, NOV. %.
lSendte.-The revenue bill was pass
ed, by vote of "a to ), after being
amended in several particulars.
Bills were passed, relating to pro-
posed articles of amendment to the
constitution relating to the distribu-
ton of rent of certain public lands to
prevent unjust discrimination by rail-
road companies; to stop the spreading
of nOxious weeds; relating to sealing
of weights and measures.
Bills were passed, in concurrence,
providing for a uniform method for the
compensation of police officers relat-
ing to textbooks for the protection
of muskrats relating to tolls to be es-
tablished by railroad corporations re-
lating to official advertising and the
publication OF the laws.
Bills were refused third reading, re-
lating to town lines relating to police
officers relating to the separate rights
of married women relating to taxa
ton.
A bill was passed, providing for a
more general diffusion of the govern
ment weather indications throughout
the state.
A bill was passed, revising, CONSOLE
dating and amending the laws relating
to the grand list.
The senate refused to accept prOpo-
sails of amendments from the house re-
lating to exemptions of manufacturing
establishments.
Bills were passed, in concurrence, re-
lating to the taxation of deposits in
savings banks, savings institutions and
trust companies; relating to intOxicat-
ing liquors; to pay Mrs. Sarah Nj
Pierpoint the salary due the deceased
Chief Justice Pierpoint at the time OF
his death relating to Miss Hemen-
ways historical gazetteer making pro
vision for the support of government
relating to the compensation of the in
spector of finance and auditor of ac.
counts.
Bills were refused a third reading
relating to exemption from taxation
relating to checklists relating to levy
of execution; relating to the cOllec
ton of county taxes relating to re-
pairs on highways and bridges.
Bills were passed, relating to the du
ties of town clerks; providing tina
persons committed to reform schOO
under section 4,390 of revised law
shall he residents of the state amend
ing revised laws relating to highways
and liability of towns.
Bills were passed, in concurrence
providing for assessing tax on CRANE
list of 1882 fixing compensation to b'
allowed telegraph companies for tn,
use of their poles for the support of tel
ephOne wires; to relieve towns tina
have been misled by the law providing
for the taxation of real estate used il
operating railroads; relating to tele
graph and telephone poles in incorpo
rated villages and cities 4; relating t.
peddlers; on highways and bridges
providing for the re-issuing of war
rants for the collection of taxes in GER
tain cases relating to salaries ant
fees; relating to compensation of conn
ty clerks; regulating the practice o
dentistry relating to sidewalks, park
and commons.
The usual resolutions of thanks t,
, the various officers of the senate wer
offered and adopted, and the house wa
informed of the readiness of the senat
to adjourn.
HOuSe.-Bills were passed, relatin;
TO duties of clerks of private corpora
t lions, amended so as to impose a fine o
f so for each twenty -four hours neglec
to exhibit records, etc. relating to pc
lice officers; relating to collection o
county taxes.
A bill was passed, in concurrence
amending and in addition to the fisl
and game law.
The house adopted on its part resO
lutions allowing mileage to the en-
; crossing clerk and that the secretaries
clerks and reporters of the senate an,
I house be paid their salaries at the clos
of the session.
. Joint 4 SSenbly.-FOr railroad com
e missioner Senator Ide nominated Hon
Charles d. Brainerd of Danville, an
Messrs Stone of Danville, Childs q
Bennington, Carter of Hardwick, an
Bell of Walden seconded him. Wayn
Bailey of Rutland and John Bailey q
2 Wells River were also nominated. Th
; whole number of ballots cast was 237
necessary for a choice ll9, of whic
= Wayne Bailey had 1919, Charles L
Brainerd 90, John Bailey 81, and
e scattering, and Wayne Bailey was de
o clared elected for two years next ensu
B.. ing.
5 House.-Bills were passed, relatin
= to the organization of railroad cOmpa
= MES after foreclosure to establish
i rule for measuring saw logs and rOun
timbers relating to telegraph and te
:, ephOne poles in incorporated village