The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-26
HoUsB-FoRENooN.

Thompson and williams-22; absent. Senator Baxter
And the third reading was refused.
On motion OF Senator Field, adjourned
HousB-FoRENooN.
The house met Mt D o'clock, the speaker in the
chair. Devotional exercises by the chaplain.
reported by the @
and their third reading was ordered for Monday
laws relating to remedies against bail and s. ss in
addition TO chap. 3d. REVISED laws relating to arrest
by Mr. Abel Of Vest Haven from jad com D s. 81 Yin in
amendment of sec O59 revised laws, relating to the
Walker Of Ludlow from jud com. il. 1863, to amend
' hyS psp 81
II 400, relating to the settlement OF estates by Mr.
to Substitute he word for as
ment wherever the latter word appears in the orig
to N S ~ &SPpP saSSrs
fR on thu MSrd Ses be s s
Of the first section Zee e. in addition to chap 49, re-
[s7sl0l; 6y Mr.. Henry Of Chester from com. on
Georgia the sum therein named tsis62 by Mr. r.
Henry from com. on claims $, s. authorizing the
fences; by Mr. Batteraeid Of Wilmington With pro.
, nv. ~ stI,ng OUT sees ana o. ~
est disagreed e to- and NAM Wams Of coyen
to third reading by a vote Of liz to 81 H. iC5 to
amend sec ISL revised lays relating to legal set
committed.
W. Fgirman's Ltqyor Bia.-H. 29O. in amendment
of 1902 revised laws, relating to Intoxicating
liquor, was read the third time Pending its passage
nays. They were caedand the biz was killed--yeas
s5 nays, ITO. The bill was to punish first offense
Il sa T By I rmgan of Sa
The Cdtiin Mirder.-The committee claims, by
pay Dr. + of Brandon go for ' max
E e on mi NJ 2 the os rps Of wiz
favor OF H. t33 SO pay Professor A. IL sabin OF the
ach and lntestnes of the corpse for traces of
| arsencal poisoning They ordered to third
No ETen i ScssioDs"Mr. ITovey of Hardwlck
called up the resolution providing for evening
Substitute Bhls,Mr. Henry of Chester, for, com.
| to pay the town Of Canaan the sum therein named
under the rule ordered to lie and be printed. IL
Cook the payee in the original BILL and makes the
Mr. Mayo of Mortified, for gen. com, reported as
a substitute for ii. 80 H. 500, to prevent the com
| munication of disease; under the rule ordered to
lie and be printed. 1T provides that person who
delivers to another person or corporation a human
melac conn, sRa furnish To- the . transporter n
ceruhcate, signed by physician, that death not
certificate shall nv the corpse ON It's Tourney
Heavy penalties shall be incurred by violating this
| hw.l
Maintenance Of Hghrdgs:,,Mr. Fletcher of Essex,
In favor of II. 81 in amendment of 30ii, revised
laws, relating tohighw9ys, with proposals of amend
repair highways aud bridges the selectmen Of each
| town shall annually, within ten days after the com
teen cents on dollar Of the grand list of such town
which shall be collected in money at such time and
| Pending the adoption of the amendments, on motion
of Mr. Arnold Of Westminster, the bnrwas ordered
day afternoon at haf-pasf two o'clock.
in amendment Of chap ~ revised laws. relating tt
taxation; was reported tavoraby from com. on grand
excepting from the provisions Of the bill establish
ments for the manufacture of pulp other article,
| composed entirely of wood, lumber or other prod
ucs of trees Of the forests and restricting its pro
visions to establishments having capital invested Il
| provided by the bill Pending debate on the amend
ments N the absence of interested parties on mo
lie The gentlemen having arrived on motion o
Hewitt of Berlin explained the action Of the com
mittee; Messrs Stckney of Bethel and Parker o
| Cambridge favored, and Messrs. Henry of Cheste
and Williams of Coventry opposed the amendments
Both amendments were agreed to- Mr.. Stickney o
, bill, Mr.: Mears of DANNY moved to further amen'
! Messrs stickney of Bethel, Dillingham; of Water
FILLING of Bennington moved the previous question
The house seconded the motion and the main ques
Mears adopted and the third reading of the bill
; WAS ordered FOR Monday forenoon by vote o
Special order Ifide.-H. $50, relating to the tow
stnn OF schools Th req e the third time and
lie and be made special order for next Tuesday
Bus Passed.-The following bills were read a thir
time and passed: II. il0, in addition to an act rela
Wo @ H. M % S e OF tie ee
/. sfructon of a bridge from North Hero to Albnrgf
II. 1902 to pay the treasurer of the town of Powna
the sum therein named. II. 253 for the better pre-
, lection of children.
Passed in Cohcurrence-S. 100, relating to the Vel
= mont reform school was read the third time an
: passed in concurrence.
( Senate Bus Referrei-Senate bills were several
/ read twice and referred follows: s. |. to ger
com; s. 81, to com. ON education; $. 49, to com. o
a | claims; 5. li2 to joint special com on state an
court expenses; - ~. to COM ON education :. "a,
25 $ ll3, s. i3. S. lis and 5. las to jud. s.
and $. So to com. highways, bridges and. ferre,
, ). 49, TO com. on railroads. $. ISL to cOrpC
9 rations.
: New Ldics.-A message was received from the GOV
ernor by the secretary Of civil and military affair
a announcing that he had signed the following bills
= H. 29i, providing for changing the shire of Orlean
county; II. 305, relating to the Howe Scale Company
II 33S, TO amend an act entitled act to ncorpOrat
the village of Montpelier: II. ga to legalize tn
grand lists of the town of Mount Tabor for the yeai
ls8l, lSsl, lSSi and Ss H. 49, legalize the gran
list Of the town of Rochester for 1854 H. $50 TO lega
ize the grand list of the town of Alburgh for tn
n | year lssi.
: On motion of Mr.. Henry of Chester, adjourned
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