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

hewitt OF Berlin, NanNliet of Shelburn,
Holden of Pittsford, Walker of Bridport,
Hopkins of So. burlington Ward of GuiifoTd,
Hovey Of Iiardwick, Wetherbee of Kirby,
Howard of Benson, Wetmore of Barre
Humphrey of Underhill, Williams of Coventry,
Hutchinson Of Worcester, Young of Greensboro-l23.
Jackman of Waltham,
Nays.
Adams of Marlboro, Kendall of winhAlI
Adrich OF Bloomington, Kidder of Wardsboro,
Arnold of Westminster Knapp of Woodford,
Atwood of Chttenden, Hopper of Salisbury,
Bartlett of Morgan, Lewis of Vergenpes
Barton of SALISBURY, McQueeney Of Fairfield
Benson of AndOyer. Mnttpson nf ala stenhurv
blanchard of Readsboro, Mayo of Northfieid ~
brigham of Bakersfield, Parks of Waterford,
Brown of Belvdere, Perkins of Windsor
Childs of Landgrove, Perry Of Brookiine,
Clark of Castleton. pillinp Of Renninvton
Clark of Halifax Prouty OF Newport
Combs Of Richford, Quinian of Charlotte,
Conland of Brattleboro, Reed of Vernon
Convey Of SYNDICATE, Rice of Somerset,
crane OF Wtlliamstown, Robinson of Grand Isle,
IudwOrth OF Londonderry, Rolfe of Colchester,
Dean of Cornwall, Rowland of Poultney,
Estey Of pammerston Sheldon Sheldon Of Of Dor Dorset,
Evans of Moretown, Shepard of Stratton
Farnham Of Shoreham, Sherwin of Jamaica,
harrington of Searsburgh, Smith of Stockbridge
FISK of Isle La Motto, Stafford of Tinmouth,
Foster of Walden, Stanhope of Berkshire,
french OF Woodstock, Stone of Eden,
Fullerton of Manchester, Tice of Holland
Green of Richmond, Turner of Duxbury
Hawley of Swanton, Walker of Peru,
Hawrican of North Hero Webb of Sunderland.
Houghton of Stamford, White Of Huntington.
Jones of Wheelock, Woodward of Newark-72
Absent and Not Voting.
Adams Of Sherburne, ,Jenne of Corinth.
Aldrch Of shrewsbury, Johnson of Concord
Albee of Fairlee, Kathan of Putney
Austin of Brunswick, Lamkin of Maidstone
Ayerof Stannard, Mattocks of Danville
Batcheder of Arlington, Maxwell of Fayston,
Bond OF Mount Tabor. Needham of Leicester,
Chafee of STAFFORD, Newton of Ripton,
Cochran of Ryegate, Patrick of Hinesburph
Davis of Baltimore, Pease of Hartford
Dunton OF Charleston, Piper of Cavendish,
Gray of Lexington, Powers of Braintree
Hal Hall of Bolton, sanderson of Highgate,
Hastings of Windham, sheldon of Rupert,
Hay OF bradford, Sherwin of Sharon,
Hibbard of burlington, Silver of Bloomfield,
Hill of Starksboro, Stanton of Roxbury
Hinsdill of st. George, Stickney of Bethel,
Hubbard of Rcchester, wilson ;'S Of t Granby-.
Humphrey of East Haven,
Special Oraers.-Mr. Fisk of Isle La Motto called
up s Oh relating to the construction of bridge from
ways, bridges and ferries report favorably and on
his motion it was ordered to lie and be made the
to tore repairs of Highways and bridges reported
Walker, ana ordered to lie and be made special or
der for tomorrow at II Am.
Reeonsideration;-Mr Robinson of weathersfeld
moved a reconsideration of the vote by which S. s.
a9thGriEng the appointment of special prosecutors
ton to reconsider be ordered to ' Iie Cared MI
Henry of Chester moved that the senate be
carried. ' '''"'''
FONT Resolaion.-Mr. Franklin of Newfane offered
lolnt resolution relating to the appointment of a
railroad committee and prescribing It's duties which
was referred to com. on railroads The resolution
committee of three to ascertain the facts in regard
to the relations between the railroads and the peo-
states, examine books, papers etc. and report by
printed report and be allowed not exceeding 81 900
Recess.-At 1855 p. M. the house took recess of
ten minutes. VI
tne thlrd time and passed in concurrence: s. 81,
laying tax on the county Of Rutland with amend
relating to bail in civil causes; $. lo7, relating to
n, 81 tO Cd
laws, entitled burial grounds with proposals of
snd that fSa
ditional burial ground shall he situated within
dweng-house; $. a. relating to the pay Of commits.
sioners appointed by the county or supreme court
expenses warming as s. s5 relating to school SC .
taxes and school money with proposals of amend
cent Of the grand list which were agreed to- he per
On motion of Mr.. Dillingham; of Waterbury, adj.
Tuesday. November e5.
sENATE-FoRENooN.
Called to order by the president. Devotional exer-
BIS Passed.-rhe following bills were reported IA
vorably by the committees and read third time
sum therein ass no a. an e e ps S
A. H. Sabn the sum therein named; II. las, act to
49, act to pay DR.. A. 7. Woodward the sum there
reans 10 legal tt Il Ia peysd laws
chap 70, revised laws relating to the protection of
to- Chap a fens to
courts of insolvency; II. 253 an act for the better
pointment Of cadets to Norwich University; III il. w.
relating 70 the appointment of county treasurers
of sec 2539. relating to adoptons; S. 66 in amend
ment of No. of the laws of 1852, provide a reve-
tax commits ioner $500 per anhnm1; s. cs relating
to service of process 3 49, relating to the index Of
sec 1858 to $3.50 revised laws relating telegraph
companies H. 26 to increase the governors salary
personal property on which there is a lien; ii. 2s3
jury Il &c., IN Of se ssfGTs
and 1873, revised laws, relating TO attachment; H.
w IN amendment of sec i25 revised laws, relating
Rule Saspended'-- Senator Ide moved that the rule
requiring twenty-four hours between the first and
last reading of bill be suspended during the re.
mainder of the session; agreed to.
from the railroad committee s. 5s, relating to cattle
guards; read three times and passed.
Senator Jones introduced a bill from the general
committee, 5. l59, to incorporate the National land
and loan company which Is substitute for act No
pany on motion of Senator Jones the third reading
HoSss BIS RererredItTh THE following bills were
referred to their respective committees II. 1856 in
ii, lsi, to amend see; 1890 revised laws relating to
compensation of registers of probate; H. 26l TO pro
1873 to pay l.. b. Boynton the sum therein NAMED;
II. 29i to amend No ls, laws of ss2 relating com
mercial fertilizers; II: 357, limiting the powers of
county road commissioners, constituting the word
"slnice and relating to highways H. 800 to pay A.
ing the equazlng system and repeating the pro-
visions assessing taxes per capita H. AIS relating
the consolidation of actions and restricting COSTS
II. i32, in amendment of l0l3, revised laws; H.
asa 10 amend sec 3I3I revised laws relating to Oeo
margarne IL. 457, in amendment of see. 2.Ol6 re.
vised laws, relating to wills H. 49, to incorporate
the Morrisville aqueduot company; H. 1884, TO imcor.
porate the village of Morrsyille; II. 49, an act to
pay A, u. Perry the sum therein named; II. lsl, In
amendment of sec. 4,2O3 revised laws, relating 10
injuries 20 trees II, lSs, relating TO the Yer
mont Historical Gazetteer; IL. ia5, authorizing
county courts to transcrlbe defaced records: II.
5Oi relating 10 cemetery IN Montpelier. II. 5ll
relating to the formulation of tax inventories and
duties of listers; H. So to prevent fraud in the sale
of oleOmargaTine; II. bs, relating to savings hanks
and trust companies; II. So relating 10 the supreme
court; H. b2J relating to legal settlement of paupers
H. 62l, to authorize selecnen TO purchase road ma
chines H. 526, relating to bear traps H. 527 relating
to elections H. 52s TO pay the town of Canaan the
sum therein named; II. 529 to prevent communion
tion of disease; H. $780, relating to insurance compa-
MES,
Comphed WUh.--On motion of Senator Ide the
senate complied with the request of the house to
return 5. TO that body, II. SEQ relating settle
ment of paupers, motion of senator Idle was re-
turned TO the house, agreeably to its request.
short HaW MUS, a. to prevent discrimination In
freight races ordered to lie, motion of Sena-
tor Brainerd, after senator Gibbs had offered an
amendment providing that the provisions of the hill
should not apply TO freight and merchandise from
competing points.
Free Terf- Books-S Senator Mott moved 10 recon-