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

su uo'om haheu, were adopted on the part of the
Notgy'ng ne Governor.-,The senate took a short
recess, ana upon reassembling Senator Paul offered
resolution that the president appoint a committee
o. two TO wait upon the governor and inform him
at te senate mas, on Its part, completed the bust
ness OF the session, Senators Paul and Thompson
The, committee to wait upon the governor re.
ported that they had discharged their duty and the
governor had announced that he had coinmunica-
l., Notyytng PIE Honse.A resolution that the senate
INFORM NE house that they had completed the bust
>, ~, relating 70 normal schools, was returned
jected, and a message was received thai thew had
completed the business of the session and re
The senate then took recess until IS o'clock
HoUsE-EvENtNG,
a, The house met at hafpast seven, the speaker in
upon vosb read the Sa Ps a mSre
2g6 to incorporate the Deerfed Valley Railroad Co.
~ 49, Amending sec. 1881, revised laws, relating to
highways, with amendments which were adopted; .
H. a ~ amending sec 3d. revised laws II. 25s relat
ing 70 the removal and sale of personal property sold
condtionaliy with lien reserved thereon; II. $780,
town system Of schools II. 59 making provision for
t .n 81 support Of government H. 53 in addition to
OF the West Randolph graded school district; II. 53i
relating to United States prisoners confined in house
moneys in certain towns using the town system; IT.
W. for the protection Of savings institutions, trust
companies and life and fire insurance companies,
VIII proposals Of amendment, which were agreed TO-
upon nd , b9ioTng bills we're reported
226 enabling the town of Goshen to abolish its town
to abolish its town system of Schools NJ o fop tbe
release OF the town of Randolph from the town sys-
laws, relating to the collection Of taxes IT, ise, an-
thorizing the construction of breakwater on Lake
Dunmore H. l2S in addition to No Is Of the acts of
1889; u. ?I7 amending sec. $685. revised laws relating
to abolshing the town system of schools; s. IFS, in
Of the body and remedies by and against bali; II.
f. a aeHtng d to mortgage notes H. relating t9ce
mtokcatng liquors. H. I'll, in addition to chap 1859,
vote Of 40 to IL S. u.s. in relation to the agsSnm ny
OF Judges Of the supreme court to the several coun
relating to the state board Of agriculture; IT, iS,
aboshing the state board of agriculture; H. AZ, in
to skating Kinks s. lO9 relating to service of process
Contested Eiections-The committee on elections
John J. Enright Of South Burlington sla5 as s,I pay
while he was in Montpelier contesting the election
south Burlington with recommendation that the
amount Se Gu, d9 Sd to s The house rejected the
ree sa%s S eE%ef r9,ed II favor of the Joint
pay while he was in Montpelier contesng the eee
ton ton Of nyar Lefingwe the returned member
the part Of the house, after debate in which Mr..
Quinnan OF Charlotte opposed it aud Messrs. Clark
stockbridge favored it. The vote was 81 to 49, VI
On motion Of Mr.. johnson of Concord the house
the resolution granting pc, diem and mileage to
M 9hn 81 EnTgh and the question q the
manded the yeas and nays which taken with
the following result: Yeas, IS; nays 70. And the
No Per CAPITA Tar.e-SIr Franklin of Newfane. for
con- eor on ways and means reported So providing
csPa tax OF nfty cents apiece on the population Of
paid before Feb. /, 1856: The rules were suspended
and It was read the third time. Mr.. Abel of West
Haven opposed the bill and demanded the yeas and
nays upon its passage. They were called and the
bill was killedayeas, a. nays, i52
concurrence the joint resolution from the senate re-
lating to grammar school books.
ggIg Ia HafgV al m t,,-t,n
red to com on elections; s. 1883, to judi com; s. ISL
to com on highways, bridges and ferries.
joint resolution limiting the number of pamphlet
copies of the various state officers reports; adopted
Passed IN Coneuyrence.-The following bills orig
mating IN the senate were reported upon favorably
lSS, to ine,orpOrate the stonewall live stock
Ing No b. acts Of ISL relating to t es
amended extending time to January LIST, 1851; s.
w. to prevent the decentralization of schools; s. 81
relating to the distribution of public moneys in
school districts; = 49, relating to the index of the
Vofces (amendments agreed to-; 5. l5S, to incorpo
rate the National land and loan company $ 5s re-
Grand Isle county to aid in the construction of the
bridge from North Hero to Albprgh S, g. in amend
amendment; which were agreed to; s. g. IN amend.
relating to levy of execution. With proposals Of
amendment which were agreed to.
moved reconsideration of the vote on H 367, regu.
atng the transportation of passengers. freight and
by vote of 81 to %, the bill was read the third
SAVAGE ey of OF the to and of Mr.
Purify Of ElecttoBS.-ii. So? to secure the purity of
Of Bethel Mopkins Of South burlington and WalkeTy
of Peru opposed the bill Mr.. Dearborn of Vershire
Smith of stockbridge offered amendments These
amendments were committed to the general com
in their favor and they agreed to- They strike
out the provisions regulating the size of the en-
representative to three balOtings and require only
two baIlot;boXes as nov After still further discus
nays They were called and the bill was passed
Resoiations.2Sir Briggs of Brandon offered joint
resolution providing that Treasurer Dubois be
to take from the income of the Hunting
incurred in connection with the custody of the fund
Mir Parker Of Cambridge called up the resolution
in the report OF the committee ON federal relations
against the state to the United States, and it
Conquered h-The following house bills came back
2ss, II 257, II; 2ss II s.! q 2ss ii. 2S5 ii; 800 II. u.s.
Nen BW-The committee ways and means, by
Mr. Franklin reported bill, IL. 53s, relating to the
rules read the third time and passed fhe bill as.
tax OF ten per cent on the rateable polls and
Reports.-The committee the fourth joint rule
without expression of opinion, and on motion of Mr.
Brock of Montpelier 1t was ordered to lie.
the library and, on motion Of Mr. Barrett Of Rut
land the report adopted; also the report of the
officers of the National Life Insurance company,
which was, on motion of Mr.. Grout of Derby, also
Conference Commihee.-The senate returned S.
l36 relating to school taxes and school conferences,
being unable to concur in the proposals of amend
ment from the house, and requesting q committee
OF conference. On motion of Mr.. Perkins of Wind
sor the house acceded and Messrs Perkins of Wind
sor, walker OF Ludlow and Brock OF Montpelier
were appointed such committee on the part of the
house. The committee reported, recommending
q
amended by striking out the amendment and insert
ing the word twelve" The report was adopted.
This amends the bill to provide that when the
income after deduction amounts to a less sum than
twelve per cent, etc.
ordered 10 Le.-The joint resolution relating to the
appointment of a railroad committee and prescrb-
ing Its duties was reported upon adversely by the
committee on railroads. Pending the question of
its adoption, motion of Mr.. Dillingham; of Water
bury 1t was ordered to lie. II. 365, for the commem
burgh, was reported upon favorably by the commit
tee on military affairs, with proposals of amend
reading. on motion of Mr.. Grout of Derby il was or
dered to lte 5. a3, in amendment of 5l, revised
laws relating TO bonds of collectors of taxes in
school districts, was reported upon fayorably by
ON education and pending its passage in
concurrence IL was, on motion of Mr.. Hutchinson of
Worcester, ordered to lie; II. 527, in amendment of
see Ib6 revised laws after voting to reconsider the
vote refusing concurrence in senate amendments
proposed.
posals OF amendment from the senate to Ii. IL and
H. So.
ResOlytion.-Mr. French Of Woodstock offered a
resolution ordering the clerk to procure the print
ing Of 800 copies of SIS and directing the state tax
to distribute them to the various
savings banks and trust companies in the state;
adopted
Ieto.- The governor returned to the house II. 32s
protecting highways In Springfield village, without
ms approval, and the house by vote OF to 81 re-
fused to pass II over the veto.
Normal SchOoks.-on request of the house, the sem