The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-19

Senate BiNs Referred-Senate bills were read twice
81, to special committee of members from Rutland
county s,93, to com on education. .a.o...,.
aud their third reading refusedi II 100. relating to
Ged II o w in relation to Judges Of he supreme
court, from Iud. com. by Mr. brigham;
ported favorably and third reading ordered for to-
sro morning NJ 2 Te"tpS to rt tax on dogs
pointment of county treasurer, auditor and jail
commissioners from tpd com; by Mr., Walker;
annual s. so, relating to the grand list on real
e' Sac IRON 5S SS Y s sI ~ y 5 Walker
for majority of ga ePored the & 10
the state against the Central Vermont railroad to re-
cover the penalties for delay in payment of taxes in
of discontinuance to the commissioner OF state taxes
at his discretion, which were agreed to, and the
On motion of Mr. Kendall of Winhall adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNooN
Bus Reporfed-H. 225, relating to the insane fav-
orably, by Senator Paul from com. on insane, and
$685. revised laws relating to school taxes and school
SrdeTeS f. g. p
ing to the ina q ond fr IN I'M
third reading ordered, s. lis an act to incorporate
the Holland and Morgan, telephone company, favor
ably ny senator he5ard from gen. conn., read the
free Passes~S. IS, Senator Hotons bill providing
for the free passage of state officers and Judges OF
the supreme court, reported adversely by Sen.
ator McDutee from com ON railroads, and its third
=, Shire Torn et orleans Goantgo 2si providing for
taken up as the unfinished business of the morning,
and Senator Thompson continued his Interrogation
ngs of the county. In answer to interrogatories by
senator Ide Senator Amsden gave further opinions
with reference to the same subject. Senator 1hOmp-
son then defended his amendment submitting the
ats to and te a Of the n 81
Thompson, the yeas and nays were called and re-
Curtis, Garfield, Hebard, Hill, Horton, johnson,
Mott, Thompson and Willams-ll; Nays, Senators
Day, Field, Fletcher, Gibbs. Hobson, Hoiton, Howe
1de. Jones, McDuGee, Moren and Paul-ls; absent
The third reading Of the bill was then ordered
Torn hnes.-On motion of Senator Hebard, the
house requested to return II. lis, relating to
town lines, the third reading of which was refused
Reference Chqnged-By request of Senator Field
ls to eGnaliIe ne tax on deposits in savings
was recalled from com. banks and referred to
Reconsideration motion of Senator Horton, the
passage of $. 80, relating to the exemption from
taxation Of manufacturing establishments, was re-
making saw-mills and grst-mills exempt from taxa
G by striking in st out The
Brainerd and, ON motion Of Senator Howe; the bill
changing the shire town of Orleans county, which
was made special order for this afternoon, on mo
decentralization motion of Senator Hebard the
vote on II. Jas, relating to town lines, returned to
BIS tatrGdaeed;mBy Senator Day s. III, an act
BY Hspp 2 % act in addition
charge of mortgageor by the Judge of probate when
deceased without administrator or executor, when
satisfactory evidence is given that the mortgage
| ON motion of Senator Thompson, adjourned.
HoUsE-AFTERNooN.
Called to order at two o'clock, the speaker in the
chair
N m Of $ frsi ind
com. tExtends provisions of law against keepers Of
m "a ~, Nv S o r No aouses occ"Pieu
BY Mr. Butteried of Wilmington, II. i23, to amend
of voters in town meetings to jud com. lAInends
the section by striking out the limitation of of
the voters in town meetings.
amend act No. l02 OF the public acts Of ss2 and to
mse on AND eo| gives the
clerk the whole of the fees. found against the re-
by Mr. Robinson Of Weathersiieid, H. 425, in
bonds of town o S to JUDI 'e com adds pro-
vision that the ;eectmen must require bond Of
within ten days. under penalty Of not less than s25
or more than $50; and # any of those officers NOT
shall be fined to the same extent,l
By Mr. Butteriield of Wilmington. II. i26, to
| certain other requirements to them already upon
the statute book, in order that foreign insurance
companies may do business in this state.l
BY Mr.. Lewis of yergennes. II. AZ, in amendment
expenses Makes the Salaries Of Judges Of probate
sIdO for each 1000 inhabitants in the district up tC
10000. salary to exceed 81 O00.1
| by Mr., Brownell of Pownal, II. i2s. for the jud
conn., in amendment of sec. 1913 revised laws. relat
Printed ALLOWS Of Vacang Of adopons b b,
Judges of probate after due hearing, and of appeals
| Oleomargarine.-The committee agriculture. BY
Mr.. Adams, reported H. s7, relating TO the manufac
ture and sale of oleomargarine and other substitute
| for butter, with proposals of amendment removing
he t of narration in B sfS"tTn of
on warrants to sixty days; fixing license to whole
the fine to go to complainant. The amendment
were agreed to. Mr., Clark of Halifax moved tn
consttHtionaiity of Of the Bill Mr.. Parker of Cam
bridge defended the bill. MIR. Dillingham; of Water
advisability of its passage, which lie opposed. TIL
motion was lost, and the third reading was ordered
'' 9om@@ Sss~Sge"SIr Brock of Montpelier pre-
mdrd sf r n Of dn
peier including the most influential citizens of tn
to Women. Mr.; Rusgies o. Burke presented IL
petition of G. s. Buswell and one hundred ten othe
sen H. P ssa
others Of Derby, Mr. Batterteld Of Wilmington pre-
three others e Of Wimnson each petition as
for the granting of municipal suffrage to women
Martin j, Pound and thlrtytwo others Of Lnnen
% fpa F hSyfy OF and nf
others prayn for the granting of municipal sufrag
Joint Resoiati6ns.-Mr, Stone OF Eden offered
Joint resolution providing that no member Of III
F On oton Of Mr. ff ASs Of Vest HAVEN S t wa
| laid upon the table.
Mr.. Robinson of weathersfed offered joint resc
luton providing for the payment Of 81 day +
committee ON revision. Adopted on the part of tn
| house,
Passed-H. 1913. to protect highways in Springfield
| Village; from gen. conn., favoraby by Mr.. Giltillan
| Petitions and emOnstrdnces.-Mr Houghton O
| Stamford presented a remonstrance signed by tn
seectmen, school authorities and town clerk of til
town of stamford against returning to the distric
| Mr.. Ruggles of Burke presented "A petition on tn
subject of state agricultural experiment station
| and II was referred to the com. on agriculture.
| Trustee PrOcess-H. 3l3, in amendment of Sc,
lbs revised laws relating to trustee process, wa
reported favoraby from gen com, with proposals @
| amendment, which We're agreed to. The bill a
amended, provides that in suits brought under tn
trustee process II 1t appears that the trustee has
goods, effects and credits to the amount of IS. h
Shall be discharged with costs. Messrs. Henry
Chester, Rowland of Poultney, Glover of Groton an
Clark Of Castleton opposed, and Mr.. Perkins q
Windsor favored the bin. Mr.. Abel demanded til
yeas and nays, which taken with the followin
result; Yeas ll6; nays, ST. and the bill was ordere
to IA third reading tomorrow morning
THIRD ReddiRgs Ordered.-Bs as follows wer
reported avoraby and the third reading ordered fC
tomorrow morning; :. ~, relating to the maintel
by Mr.. Van Yliet: II. $40, relating TO telegraph wire
and companies; from gen. com. by Mr.. sherman.
. 'hiHed.-S 80, relating TO town aid for railroad
was reported favorabiy from com; on railroads
Mr.. Crane, with amendments, which were disagree
to, making maximum limit of liability TO be assume
by towns at two times grand list. Mr.. Butterhel
Of Wilmington, opposed the bill Mr.. Dinnghal
+ lreadng refused by "A vote of IS to 49,
l The South burlington CdSe.-The committee O
elections submitted their report on the South Blu
lington contested election case and, motion of NJ
Hubbard of burlington. 1t was ordered to lie and /
printed and be made the special order for tomorro
= at 2;30P.M NJ.