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

Dunbar to citizenshipj from jud. com. by Mr. Abel
on from ON Sco op by Mr. Pess
49, legalizing the grand list Of ne town OF Winhan
Senator '4t CHapi@s Wdi@ag @Hs is the bill in
troduced by Senator chaplin, relating TO the repair
P Se o. ana pSns s passage Mr. Bailey New
bury moved amend 1t so as to provide for the pay
the dollar Of the grand list If towns 50 elect The
bin Provides for & pnT onSoSeG he ae r@te
ment as did Mr.. Randall of Glover Messrs, Clark of
seitine Of Bristol Parker Of Cambridge, Chanberlin
of Albany, Quinlan of Charlotte and Douglass of
by vote of IS TO g. In order that the bill might he
further amended, on account of Mr.. Baileys amend.
ment on motion of MIR. Smith of Stockbridge II was
Passed in C6nca,rence-senate bills were reported
favorably, read the third time and passed in con
currencc follows; s. ia, Incorporating the Delta
state Agricultural College; from com on corpora
tions by Mr.. Cochran y log, amending the lncor-
sttute; from com on corporations by Mr., Beach.
Ordered 10 he-S. &c. relating to the incorporation
s All Of ro ms sse o o' by M
tally read the third time, and, on motion of Mr.
me Harpiggion Monunenf.-On motion of Mr.. Mayo
of Mortified, II; 49, providing for the ERECTION q
monument to the memory of Judge Theophilus
Harrington was called up s1d Mr. MaS2 moved TO-
vate subscription as well as the appropriation. The
amendment was adopted and the third reading was
Erening Sessions.-Mr. Dillingham; OF Waterbury
presented resolution providing Tor evening SEES
Joint Resofafion-Mr Fisk of Isle La Motto offered
rotary civil and military affairs and was adopted
on the part of the house. -...-.,..-. -. A..
BIN MfrOdUced-The special committee on the
Bennington battle monument by M. Butterheid,
n n SS th re TO orered t liz and
DE printed THE state treasurer Is directed 10 pay
out of the Bennington battle monument fund OF S2O,
600 to the treasurer of the association such sums
the association may from time to time require, con
leases sl06oc Of the fund from the conditions i'm
posed by the act of 1850 and makes It subject to the
draft OF the treasurer of the association II also pro
vides for the appropratng of Sl0OOO in addition to
the 100000 already approprated whenever the aSSo,
now raised and shall have decided to the state the
site of the old continental store" at Bennington
Center such title not to give the state the owner
ship of the monument .. .,
the petition Of John G. Newton and eightyeght 9th,
ers, praying for charter of railroad in tile Deereld
valley and ii WAS referred to com. on railroads.
| 1gfeed Toll 29i. providing for changing the
shire of Orleans county, called up by Mr.. Parker
were agreed to. Senate proposals of amendment TO
H.; l6s, relating to private corporations, and H. go
relating to the insane. We're concurred in.
Senate Nus Referred,-S %. to a select com. of
members from Chittenden county, $. 1856, to com. on
IRE. TcIt-BootsH II. pa, authorizing and requiring
towns to furnish textbooks for the use of schools
taken up, and Mr.. Randall of Glover moved to
| commit it to Il member to amend by attaching a
gard to contracts for books named in the section to
vote of the freemen Of the town; Messrs. Perkins
| Haven, Parker of Troy Hale of West Windsor and
! Hopkins of South Burlington opposed the amend
| ment, and IL was lost. Mr.. Perkins of Windsor, tC
meet the views of sone friends of the BILL moved to
| commit to amend the enacting clause, making II
| take effect April LIST, lSs5. Mr.. Bailey of Newbury
| favored. and Messrs. Williams of Coventry and
| Child of Weybridgc opposed the motion, and il
| was lost ON motion of Mr. Perkins, for the same
reason. the words at the cost price in sec were
ordered stricken out, and the bill was then passed.
ABfi- Ole0morqdrine-I 55, to prevent fraud in the
sale of oeomargarne and other substitutes for but
| ter. read the third time. Pending its passage
| MIR. Parker of Cambridge oppressed the bill Mr.
| Barrett of Rutland and Mr.. Dillingham; Of Water
| bury advocated it. Finally ON motion of Mr.. Child
of Weybridge the bill was ordered to lie.
Barbed WIRE FeHces.-H. jl1, relating to barbet
| wire fences was taken up and read the third time
Mr.. Savage of Waitsheld moved that the bill he dis
| missed Mr. Douglass of Whiting favored the mo
tion. lie said he had become convinced that thu
proposed law was not needed, Mr. Grout of Derb.
| opposed the motion. The motion carried AM
| the bill was dismissed.
KHed-The committee on town lines reported ad
| versey H. 34l, to change the boundaries of the vii
| age Of Montpelier, and the third reading was re
| fused
PayitV Of ElectiOas.-The general committee re
ported as substitute for II l3O H. 52l to secure tn
purity of elections; under the rule it was ordered
| lie and he printed.
The hsGHe.-The committee the insane re
ported. as substitute for ii. 1903, II. 522, act reat
| ing to the nsane under the rule it was ordered t
lie and be printed
on motion of Mr.. Clark of Halifax, adjourned.