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

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We're that i would entail large expense upon the
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scholar TO % the seSEs he m sh and have them
was claimed that this system made perfect equal
from persons as individuals to them as i Collective
tristy Day fied, Fletcher, Gibbs Greene Hebard,
senators Brainerd Brewster, Carney, Chaplin Clark,
Moren Mo Paul. mYwf ho%pson and
And Its third reading was refused.
Dyar LefingwelI for Ills attendance upon the egis.
ature reported favorably by Senator Hebard
Sns ss SS b S ee "a to to-
the Bennington battle monument was called up and
Nes Laps.-Tfe secretary of civil and military at.
providing for the erection of library building by
Troy & Boston RailcaV Suit-Tbe joint resolution
the suit against the Troy 4 Boston Railroad Com
pany for penalties incurred by nonpayment of taxes
Third Headings Ordered.-The following bills were
reported fayorahy from, the committees and their
third reading ordered Il iS2, relating to the gram;
Fletcher; H. 2iS authorizing the town Of Chester
establish and maintain central high school depart.
town s. 66. an act in amendment Of No. Of the laws
of 1889, ab9ishng the office of state commissioner of
taxes, with proposals Of amendment retaining the
office but cutting down the salary to $500 which
town OF Pownal the sum Therein named; ii. i93 an
act relating to officers fees; H. iO in addition to
act relating to the water department OF the city OF
Yergennes; H. i2s in amendment of 1888 revised
ment; H. 800 relating 10 the appointment Of county
treasurer, auditor and Jail commissioners with pro-
posals of amendment; II. III. relating to the cleo
lion end drawing of grand and petit jurors aud re-
P1iraie Bais-The following private bills were ia
and regulate the catching of the same II Is6 to pro
tect FISH in Island pond, Black pond and Spec. pond
in Prospect pond IN % Va VI o''N 0''
Pr9ppe9;;aLs q Amsndment--s. 80, in amendment of
bail was returned from the house with proposals of
to the repairing Of highways and bridges with pro,
On motion of Senator Holton. adjourned.
HousE-AFTERNooN.
The house met at two o'clock, the speaker in the
mating in the senate were read the third time and
passed in concurrence S. 49, in amendment of sec.
cers of justice court s. 3s, in amendment of sec,
!Il revised laws. relating to remedies against bail
with proposals of amendment; $. a. in addition to
chap 49, revised laws s. vs. in addition to chap 50,
and against BALL s. ISL making an appropriation for 10Y
the trustees of the soldiers home. by yea and nay
nays a2"havng been adVocated by Mr. Henry and
others and opposed by Mr.. Grout.
woodford, resolution was adopted providing That
for the remainder of the session no member shall
speak more than five minutes, nor more than twice,
on ANY any one question. thu. e.,, A.. e.,.,.
ITOU " boston HOifirnU SHif.-Mr. St1ckney OF
Bethel for judi com, reported in favor Of the Joint
resolution providing for the remission of the pc. .a
| pany, for not paying their corporation tax to the
| state on time and IT was adopted on the part of
Property Rights Of Wyres-s IL, in relation to the
property rights of married women, was called up by
upon its passage Mr.. Dillingham; moved to amend
not be able to deed away her real estate unless her
husband executes the deed with her and leaving
sec. 1904, revised laws as 1t is now The amendments
were agreed TO ana the Dill passed in concur
renee nee, with proposals 1 Of amendment ,o,,
laws relating It to highway Vi SEC '''' revised
Offsets on Real EstateH 80, in addition to the act
of 1850 to equalize taxation. was taken up special
order the question being upon its passage Mr. Reed
81 Vernon moved an al to sec . providing
ten agreement that the MORTGAGE shall not claim
to be V Written i'm the gi tine esSr
lass of Whiting. Hopkins of South Burlington Grout
Messrs. Clark Of Halifax Randall Of Glover, Walker
of Peru, Franklin of Newfane and Parker of Cam:
Newport the previous question was ordered. MI.
Douglass OF Whiting demanded the yeas and nays
| of the bill was refused.
ment of special prosecutors of criminal offences,
was read the third time and, pending its passage,
were called and resulted as follows Yeas, 49, nays.
| 81; so the bill was passed in concurrence.
Se%Sne saed 3 e eqazs the E ON
deposits in savings banks and trust companies, the
| question being upon the adoption of the amend
| ments recommended by the committee ways and
means Wncn were, IN erect, TO raise the tax ON the
deposits of each three-fourths Of one per cent Mr.
| Buterfeld of Wilmington said that trust companies
former are money-makng Institutions for their
stockholders, while savings banks only operated
explained the reasons Which led to the Course
adopted by the committee After some further dis;
| was read the third time and passed
the repairing 81 highways and bridges was passed
IN concurrence n with proposals OF amendment These
cents, and prevent the bill repeating the provisions
| of village charters, etc.
| Pdssed,-The following bills were read the third
time and passed; H Se relating to the appointment
lating to the insane H. ils relating to the CONSOLE
dation of actions and restricting costs, with amend
adoptd 10 H. So reg to Of the ns SUPREME court IT.
523, relating to legal settlement of paupers II. 52i,
H. SIS relating to bear traps H. 81 relating to cleo,
tions amended so as not to apply TO town meetings.
| COmmiftee Of Conference Report.-The committee
Of conference on Il. "a reported, recommending that
the senate recede from Its proposal OF aInendment
s9at the w9rds GT pTrP9se S of sale be Sa
Hest Randctph Graded selool-Mr Grout of Derby,
boundaries of the West Randolph graded school.
Under the rule it was ordered to e and be printed
ing to savings banks and trust companies, was re-
ported f9yorably from com on banks, with amend.
read the third time and passed The amendments
deposits, not to exceed $4,000 in capital stock of
any such bank, etc. and increases penalty to $4,000,
OF not less imam one or more imam
| ten years, or both.
| Substitute BiH.-The Joint committee on the house
| of correction, by Mr.. Rowland reported a bill II.
53i, relating to United States prisoners confined in
the house of correction; under the rule ordered to
lie and be printed. This is a substitute for II 3gs,
and adds to the provisions of the bill all county jails
| and the jail In the city of Nergennes.
| ResolutioH.-Mr. Farnham of West Farlee offered
| resolution granting Sli56 pay TO John j. Enright
for attendance contestant of the seat from South
Burlington, and 1t referred on elections.
| Referred.-Mr. Clark of Casteton called up the
resolution granting pay to c. a. Gift. and II was re-
| ferred to elections.
| On motion of Mr.. Dillingham; of Waterbury, adj
| HoUsE-EvESISG.
| The house assembled at I; 80 o'clock, pursuant TO
resolution, the speaker in the chair.
| Pdssed-Bills as follows were seyerally read the
ington funds II. $50, relating to insurance compan-
les ii. i57 relating to the executors of wills, with
| verbal amendments, which We're agreed to; II. 26l TO
provide for the transfer of stock in corporations
agreed to; H. $751; limiting the power of county
| road commissioners, constituting the meaning of The
word sluice, and relating to highways; H. $50 to pay
A. II. Bonet; ii. i3i In amendment of sec. Job, re-
Inventories and duties Of listers; H. 66 in addition
to $685. revised laws, 10 protect game; III. 2s2,
relating to commercial fertilizers; H. ia, amending
1890 revised laws H. ass, relating to the manu-
facture and sale of oleomargarine; H. 5l5, to pre-
vent fraud in the sale of oleomargarine and other
| substances butter; II. 5O4, In amendment. of an
act relating to cemetery In Montpelier; ii. i6i in
cooperating the village of Morrisville, with minor
amendments, which were agreed to; III. ise, relating
to the Vermont Historical Gazetteer H. 4l3, restor-
ions relating to the assessment of taxes per capita
amended to take effect March lst 1885, H. 463, incor
porating the Worthwhile aqueduct company; H. las,
To nav l.. b. BOynton; H. All, pay A. Il. Perry; IL.
at.an m md via ah aVxk II