Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-10-25
dren was read the third time and passed in con-

dren was read the third time and passed in con-
currence
Resolution BY Senator Ide, that whenever the
senate adjourn It be until Monday, at 2, p. NJ.
adopted
II. 40, to pay Geo. W. Reynolds for pursuing
and capturing horse thief was called up by
Senator lde, who moved that the vote on tne
amendment made yesterday be reconsidered, and,
on motion OF Senator Burnap, II was made the
special order Of business for next Thursday at
2.15 r. NJ.
Reports II. 70, relating to appeals in civil
causes from justice courts, from majority OF com;
on judiciary by Senator Crane, was reported
favoraby On motion OF Senator lde, ordered to
lie and be made the special order for Thursday,
October 26th, at 2 49, p. NJ. 5. 81, providing Tor
the construction OF tramways in Readsboro, Will
mington, Nottingham, Searsburg and Somerset
from com. on judiciary, by Senator Walker,
favorably, and third reading ordered for next
Tuesday forenoon s. 80 substitute for y. IL, in
regard to discharge Of personal property mort
cages, referred and reported from com. on judi
ciary, by Senator Boyden, favorably, and third
reading ordered for next Tuesday forenoon.
On motion OF Senator Burnap, adj.
nousE-MoRNiNG SESSION.
Devotional exercises by the chaplain and read
ing of yesterdays journal.
Library at u S Court House at Rutland. Sen
ator Walkers joint resolution, providing that the
state librarian be instructed to furnish such Yer
mont reports as can be spared, necessary to COM
plete the set in the United States court house in
Rutland, was adopted in concurrence
Bills Pdssed-S IA. changing the time Of hold
ing the annual meeting OF the Peoples gas light
company Of Rutland lin concurrence); H. 1885, le-
| CALLING the grand list of Randolph for 1882; ii
90 legalizing the grand list of Barre for 1881 H.
| 129 providing that constables may serve civil
and criminal process anywhere in the state
whether authorized at March meeting or not
Rutland and 7idelodter Railroad H n, in
cooperating the Rutland and Tidewater railroad
was reported favorably from the committee on
corporations by Mr.. Meacham Of Brandon. read
the third time and passed The proposed rail-
road extends from Rutland through Ira Castle
ton, Poultney, Fair Haven and West Haven, to
Lake CHAMPAIGN.
Frauds Upon Hoteis--Mr. Roberts bill, H. 1856,
furnishing frauds upon eating houses and hotels
was reported favorably from the judiciary CON-
by Mr. Roberts with proposals Of amendment,
which were agreed TO by vote OF SO 70 "a THE
bill, ~ amended makes 1t penalty of not more
| than $50 fine or not more than three months OF
imprisonment for any person obtaining food or
lodging for himself or others at hotel with in
tent to defraud the proprietor thereof of his bill
The third reading was ordered for Tuesday fore
noon
Klled-H. 100, Mr.. Hobson's bill, allowing
debts was reported adversely from the judiciary
com by Mr.. Noble and the third reading re
fused.
Senate Blu Referred.-S. %, "amending Sec
1914 OF revised laws relating to cemetery assoca-
tions;" to general com.
Justices Jurisdiction-H. 49, extending the
jurisdiction OF justices to ofenses under sec 4O32
of the revised laws was reported fayorably from
the committee on Judiciary by Mr.. Munson with
amendments, which were agreed to, making the
jurisdiction OF justices concurrent with the county
court. The third reading WAS ordered for Monday
afternoon Sec 4 OBJ makes 1t n penalty of S1t
to keep dog contrary to the provisions of law.
Doctors E1emptionS-H 40, which exempt-
doctors teams from attachment, was read the
third time Pending its passage Mr.. Edison OF
MendOn moved amendment the effect OF
amendment, after some debate was lost, and the
bill was then passed.
Bills introduced and Reterred.-By Mr.. Child'
OF Bennington, by request, II. 173, relating Il
peddlers; to com. of federal relations 1t in
cudes persons dealing in fruits, nuts, vegetables
fish, CLANS and oysters, in the list OF pedders in
sec 1892 of the revised laws
By Mr.. Perkins of Windsor (by request ii. IVA
to encourage the designation Of historical sites :
to gen com. III provides that when the COVER
nor Lieutenant governor, president Of the Yer
mont Historical Society, University of Vermont
and Middlebury College, deem any spot connected
with the early history OF the state of sufficient
importance to be designated by a monument
they shall so certify to the auditor Of accounts
and he shall draw his order for not over 500
and the governor shall expend the same in erect
ing suitable tablet, stone or slab, with
proper inscription, but no money to be expended
until an equal sum has been raised from som'
other source, and no monument, etc, is TO b'
erected TO any person even If greatly distin
guished.
: On motion of Mr.. Ganson OF Hubbardton, adj
HoUsE-AFTERsooN SESSION,
The Ely Vers,,ire Bm.-Mr. Dearborn OF Fl,
offered the petition of Rev. j. d. Cross and thiSty
! five other citizens and taxpayers of the town o
Ely, asking that the name Of Ely be changed Il
Vershire, which was referred to the special com
OF members from Orange county.
adjournment Until Monday 1fternoon.-Mr
} Powers Of Clarendon offered resolution tina
when the house adjourn this afternoon it be til
two 2: M. Monday, which was disagreed to
yeas 81, nays 98.
Bills Introduced and Reterred-By Mr. Briel
OF Casteton, II. 175. Ito amend sec, 1890 chap
, 100 OF revised laws to com. on highways
bridges and ferries: Provides that highway sur
; veyors shall hold their office one year from thel
election instead Of one year from May 25th, o
each year, as now.
By Mr.. Roscoe Of New Haven, II. 176, :" relat
ing to check lists to com. on elections. Make
the provisions of check list contained In sec.
OF revised laws applicable to towns of 900 inhat
b itants
By Mr.. Brien OF Castleton, H. 1T, "to amen
: Sec 3O73 OF chap. 14l OF revised laws" to com
|, on highways bridges and ferries. Provides tina
, highway surveyors shall settle their accounts bt
tween the 10th and 18th OF February in eac
:, year
b Killed Mr.. Curtis bill, II. 1885, Sc in relation t
: making arrests for criminal offenses withou
warrant reported unfavoraby from con
on judiciary by Mr.. Burke, and the third readin
was refused.
ElnloreS Quadrenniai Vdiudtion.-H. 1l7, g,
tablishing tho quadrennal valuation of Elmor
i at S15S, 997. 20 was reported favorably from tn
y grand list com. by MIR. Jones, read the third tim
and passed.
7 Several motions were made to ad journ over Il
: Monday afternoon, but were lost.
d On motion of Mr.. Abel of West Haven, adj
!. Monday, October rs.
o HoUsE-MoRNINo SESSION.
y The house met at ten o'clock. Devotional 9,
o ercises by the chaplain.
Chastity and Mordiity.-By Mr. Roberts of Blu
> lngton introduced II. 1913. In addition to the pr,
u visions of chap. 1877 OF the revised laws relatin
g to offences against chastity and morality" /
the com on judiciary [It provides that ever