The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-12

quest of Senator Ide was taken from the jud, com.
Bus hroduced.-By Senator Brainerd s. l07 an
c relating dc s s Sd ee sS
counts on file annually verify the returns OF each
necessary expenses for stationery, fuel and light
out of the state treasury.l 49,
equalize the tax on deposits in savings hanks saw
ings institutions and trust companies to com. on
by senator Ide, S. 100, an act in amendment of
esp TO- uG co 10 t sese
property is attached in accordance with sec $40 re-
properly in the same manner shall be treated ie
gal and valid, whether made by the same or any
on motion Of Senator Baxter, adjourned.
HousE-AFTERNooN.
The house met at two o'clock p NJ. the speaker in
Bs iSsS Ia sda' Mr. T"S bailey sS Of Sewbary H.
i4 nd trust S Sp e S
means ~ repeats sec 10 of No l. Of the acts Of
sec Is, thereby taxing trust companies and savings
banks at the same rate.l
by Mr.. Conland of Brattleboro, II. 32l. in amend
ment of secs. 50 and H. revised laws; to jud. com.
Every freeman must vote for state officers presi-
dental electors and representative to congress In the
town in which he resides and he cannot vote there
three months at least before election it removes
the Acknowledgement Of persons who served in the
by Mr.. johnson Of Concord. H. 1922, to incorporate
the West Concord cemetery association; to com. on
.By Mr.. Barrett of Rutland, II. s23, in amendment
Of sec 81 Of an act to consolidate and amend the
of m Rq M approved MSyember "a 1872 to ud com
the savings banR 70 COM o sS
BY Mr.. Walker of Ludlow, H. 1926, limiting the time
person may be imprisoned for the non-payment of
prisoned for more than three years for nonpayment
county courts shalt have power to shorten the time
Of imprisonment for the non-payment of fine i'm
By MI Perkins OF Windsor, II. $685. to amend secs
COM MAKES "se Of the chscst r
AT all town and freemen's meetings and at all special
by Mr.. Davis of Baltimore, II. 327. relating to the
place of trial in Justice suits to 1ud com. tunap;
Shall be brought and tried in the county where the
debt was contracted. If either Of the contracting
BY Mr. Arms Of Springfield, by request, H. s2s, to
BY Mr. Xds%s Of FAR ayen II 49, to e9 the
Huntington fund; to com on education. 1.-THE gov
are 9gic,o made board of trustees of the Hunt
ington fund and are to keep u safely forever. The
examine the fund annually and report the result to
the people When the fund amounts to s5OO,OOO, the
| towns, to be devoted to the support of common
schools, but school district maintaining school for
less than twenty-four weeks a year shall receive
by Mr.. Smith of Clarendon II. 800, to amend sec
after the word fund lin the fourteenth line of the
BY Mr.. Hale of West Windsor, by request II. 1871, in
amendment Of sec Pip, chap 49, revised laws; to
section provide that freight wagons carts or car
riages carrying more than tro tons dnsead Of three
shall have the rims or felloes Of their wheels at
ectmen can only give termination to DISREGARD this
ordinance upon the petition of five resident freemen
BY Mr. Hubbard of Burlington, II. 1872, exemptng
Lake View Retreat from taxation; to com. on insane
years provided it continues in use rs an insane
| BY Mir Perkins of Windsor H. 1888, to amend sec.
49 revised laws relating to teachers certificates to
o of of es 9y up
erntendent to teachers in graded and union schools
In any town shall he good as long the teacher
mains in the service of the school Every other GER
tifcate granted by a town superintendent shall be
Such certificate may be renewed without exam
nation If the teacher shall have taught forty-eght
weeks in the town i'll the two years next preceding
BY Mr. Filling of Bennington, H. 1884, in relation to
ckists; to gen. com 1T provides that in towns
| of more than 1900 inhabitants the check list for
name and number Of the street in Which sacS voter
resides; and ON the checklist the names of those
months preceding shall be designated
by Mr. Mears Of Dandy, H, 1885, to vacate adop-
judi com. tCharles Henry Bragg adopted by Ed
ward Kelley Wand and Sife IAN r. 1883 and his name
BY Mr. Walker of Ludlow by request II. 1886 Civ
s the pafes
the court summary power Of reference in general
| brought in book account
by Mr.. Conand Of ,Brattleboro II. 1877, to punish
com IF lies to the stable-keeper, before he
goes after he gets back about the length of his
by Mr. Brock Of Montpelier, H. 1873. to amend an
act entitled act incorporate the village of Mont
by Mr. stickney of Bethel IL SSs, relating to cleo
towns of af Ss a
upon the petition of twenty voters, divide the town
vded accordingly. 1t also does away with the law
requiring the votes for state and county officers to
he counted in town hall during freemen's meeting.
In regard to the election of town representatives 1t
enacts the law now in force in Burngton.l
| PetitfORS.-Petitions were offered and referred
follows: Praying for the establishment of 4 soldiers
home, by Messrs JENNIE of Corinth twol bartlett of
| Morgan. Towle of Franklin and Mears of Dandy; to
com. on military affairs, Praying for the establish
Mr. Adams Of Marlboro to com. on Agriculture re-
Praying for the erection of monument 70 the mem
Barrett of Rutland, Clark of Castleton Smith Of
Clarendon, Abel of West Haven and Fish of Ira to
soldiers Of late war; By MT Walker Of
Ludlow, by request to con. com on military affairs
tary of civil and military affairs, that he had APP.
proved and signed house bills Nos 80, 1885, lO7, 1873
Passed-H ESQ, amending sec; 4,lss, revised laws,
the village Of sutherland Falls, from com on corpo,
| rations with amendments relating to the machinery
Neutrality-suspicious. against the re-
moyal of the shire town of Orleans county pre-
ferred to the special com. on the matter;
enc IS AGa'1R pds,ssiary
tute bill for H. 22e Mr. Hassetines bill making adj
dtions TO sec io2 revised laws, relating to oences
against morality. 1.-THE substitute bill merely cuts
out the repetition of the section, which appears in
the original bill.
| Passed in Coneurrence--S. So extending the time
for removal Of Instructions from the Ghon branch
| of the Lamoille river.
| KiVed.-H al, to legaze the grand list of Mount
| Holly, was reported adversely from com, grand
| list by Mr. Ward and third reading refused.
Third Reading OrderedH 1888, relating to the duties
| of highway surveyors was reported favoraby from
com. on highways, bridges and ferries by Mr. Shell.
| don, and its third reading ordered for tomorrow
| morning.
ON motion of Mr.. Humphrey of East Haven, adj.
Tuesday, November IL.
| sENATE-FoRENooN.
| Called to order by the president. Devotional exer
cises by the chaplain Yesterdays journal read and
approved. -.,-.. ~.
ard the moNon recommitting II. l6s, relating to pr
| waite corporations, was reconsidered. Senator Heb
| ard then moved to amend by making II lawful for
an officer of the corporation to become a creditor OF
the same, by the consent of other creditors, which
| shall be recorded. After considerable discussion
| the amendment WAS rejected Senator Brainerd
to the loaning of money to the corporation by
its officers and 1t was adopted. The passage of the
| bill was then refused.
| BiRs Introduced.-By Senator Holton s. no. an act
to legaze the school district officers and the school
taxes in the town of Nottingham for the school year
| 1884 to jud com.
tons; to com. on elections tlrovides that con
stable selectman justice of the peace shall pre-
side at a freemen's meeting who is candidate fol
representative to the general assembly, senator
sheriff or states attorney.l
State LbrdFy-S. II, am act for the erection of 4
like purposes, made special order for this fore
| noon, was fully discussed, Senators Ide, Chaplin
Hebard and Paul fayoring the bill In its present
IN an htli ina fha an