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

fees therefor SO per day for the time actually spent
In such service and his actual travelling and hotel
BY Mr. Clark OF Halifax, il: 4o4, in amendment of
ss @ nnd e coss S % on qd %
extend from August to June and forbds shooting,
trapping or fishing on any land posted by the
by Mr. Evans OF Moretown, II. aa5, authorizing
scribe defaced records and have old books rebound
at the expense of the countless new transcripts to be
BY Mr.. Dillingham; of Waterbury, H. 4se, providing
for the yerihcation and signing Of engrossed bills
and resolutions; to jud. com. THE governor, presi
Of state and engrossing clerk shall, within thirty
days after the final adjournment of each legislature,
and d they hen be sDeS D the
presiding officers of both houses and by the COVER
cents mileage each way,l
to IKE dvson of pbc To- COM on asuag
ton; lTo entitle school district to share in the
full terms Of twelve weeks each,j
BY Mr.. Trnssell Of Peacham, n 49s. to repeal sec.
stcfn %s's Of Bethel ETH Go reEane to
mont Reports to 1nd. com tDrects the state libra
volumes Of the Vermont Reports as the supreme
by MIR. Aidrich Of Shrewsbury II. 500, disqualify-
ing certain persons to receive compensation OF mem
Against paying persons anything who have been
elected, but are disqualified because they post
By. Mt. Farnham Of West Farlee, H. sol, in amend
ment of No. III of the acts of 1882; to com. game
person from fishing, with hook and line between
f ~ Isl ES S%S M "a ss H. m imposing
penalty for keeping bawdy house; to gen. com
Not more than four years In state prison, or fine
by Mr.. Jackmsn Of waltham, II. $685. to repeal secs
by MIR. Brock of Montpelier, II. 5oi, in amendment
Of an act relating to q cemetery in Montpelier; to
BY MIR. Green of Plymouth, H. 5O5 relating to per
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substitutes; to com on military affairs. Each per
teer, and, having been honorabiy discharged after
wards as substitute, shall receive from the state
By Mr.. Aldrlch of Shrewsbury, H. sos, In amend
ment of sec. 390l revised laws; to gen. com adds
bounty for each one killed. ""''' anu S'''' CIV
ny Mr.. Hale q West Windsor, H 500, to secure the
ways bridges and ferries: Selectmen shall erect on
substantial ratings not less than two and onehalf
feet in heght upon any bridge they shall erect such
Il they neglect SO to do for twenty days each shall
be fined slo one.half to 60 to the petitioner and one
by Mr.. White of Huntington H. sos, constituting sec
doubling, where false inventory has been re-
the dCabn the
part not returned IN the nyentoryl n 200
for printing additional copies of session laws; to
com. on state and court expenses. lThe commits
ing of 500 more copies than are now required by law
to be printed, which, and all others not distributed
BY MIR. Hopper Of Salisbury, II. 5lO for the protec.
fines persons not less than slO or more than sOo
who place sawdust or foreign substances in lakes
strnet them or render them unGestRfn "' oO
BY Mr. Stanton of Roxbury, H. 5ll, relating to the
be added to the Inventory blanks as to how many
OF a8S the Sne Se
inventories list of the owners or keepers of dogs,
an q " am IN trnn.
script with the town clerk before June |; repeats
by MIR. Hopper of Salisbury II, 5l2 to provide for
st sta po9 p of cha s to gen Hp s
licenses; to gen. com. License for female dog
SENATE B ReSerred-s. lO4. an act in amendment
of sec. 637, revised laws, entitled school and
school moneys; to com on education $, 10y, an act
Grating the Lyndon literary and biblical institutes to
Se eli % I'm as9 it
and State Agricultural College; to com, on corpora
amendment Agreed To.-H 1871. an act to incorporate
the Bellows Falls boom company, was returned
from from the senate, with proposals OF amendment
Bis .passeds"The following bills were reported
e e third me aad
act to alter the boundaries of the Milton graded
school district, by Mr. Pratt from com. corpora
tons; H 3o5, an act relating to the Howe Scale Com
Gy M to- seae S pTaaa Gn Of tSs
Mount Tabor for the years 1881 1882 1888 and 1884, by
to egaize the grand list OF the town Of Alburgh for
the year 1884, by Mr.. wetherbee from com. grand
Bus Kaled.-The following bills were reported
against by the committees, and their third readings
keeping in the public schools by MIR. Cudworth from
com. ON education; II. IS. act in regard to com
Mr. Dearborn from com on education; ii 20g. an act
relating to Jurors fees before justices, by Mr. Rug
giles from Joint special com. state and court
penses; H. 23s an act entitled an act authorizing Sc
49, iss by Mr. Davis from COM on Highways, bridges
and ferries II 2S, an act to amend sec 26s Of the
from damage by dogs, by Mr.. Jackman from gen.
taxation, by Mr., Green from com. on grand list; H.
29e, an act relating to the exemption of church prop
inis sts ''0 '''" " MI war" ''0'' 'O''' s''"u
Dismissed-H. s6, an act to change the boundary
line between the city of Burlington and the town of
South Burlington, was reported against by Mr.. Stone
from the special committee OF Inembers from emit
tenden county, and, on motion of Mr. Stckney, was
Ordered to Lie.-H. 1877. an act in amendment of
secs. l22 l25 III and 4s6, revised laws, and provd
ing for the employment of messengers by certain
from Joint special com on state and court expenses
Mr.. Dillingham; defended the bill, stating the annoy
recommendations Of persons for certain offices, and
se y Of bs he ses
reason why the sergeant-at,arms should heed every
% the sfat the s sas sse
be IRE With applicants Pending the dssusson
and twentyone others, citizens Of Moretown, pray
petition praying for law enabling women to Vote
at all town and municipal elections, signed by W. s.
Jameson and other citizens of Stannard, was pre-
sented by Mr.. Aver
Adjournment.- Mr.. Parker of Cambridge offered a
resolution that when the house adjourn 1t be to
meet at two o'clock next Monday afternoon, which
agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Pilling of Bennington, adjourned
Monday, November II.
sENATE-AFTERNooS
The senate called to order by the president.
Devotional exercises by the chaplain. Saturdays
journal read and approved.
BilLs Passed.-The following bills were read the