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

bin was ordered TO lie and he made the special order
po,eS Of the rd section ec and 4
agreed to. will make the section read All personal
before coyerture, acquired in any manner dur
ing overture, except by her personal industry, or
her sole and separate use, and neither wife's sepa
rate property nor the rents, issues, income and
Sal Of her husband or liable for his debts; but moth
ing herein contained shall authorize any claim by
either husband wife against the other for personal
services . -
Joint resolution, which was adopted on the part of
the house, providing for the payment of 1880 mile
clerk
Offsets on Real EstateMr Parker Of Cambridge,
addition to the act Of isso entitled an act to egaze
pof IN favor Of tSe b Ds Mr. Douglass Ts Whiting
PROPOSED several amendments to the bl which
bin be ordered to lie and be printed Mr. Briggs Of
question Mr. MILO Douglass de4anded The yeas and nays
They were called and the result was, yeas, ~ nays
bill was then ordered to lie and be printed.
Bus Iatroda,csdmrhe general com by Mr. Carpen;;
paGpers and, under the rule, It was ordered to lie
and be printed. This Is substitute bill for II. 279,
of poor to furnish relief not exceeding 1925 to indi-
gent or destitute persons on first application In a
town in which they have acquired no legal settle
ment according to law on second application, If It
PP PSv ber r e 1 for G Vear
previous, then he shall be deemed to have legal
s n ss ag er ~ NJ waST q"
Bridport, reported bill H. 52i to authorize select
ordered to lie and be printed. Changes the law
passed in 1852 as to allow selectmen to deduct the
provided the machines he purchased for $3.50,
less The committee on education by Mr. Perkins,
the Huntington fund, which under the rule was or
der s to s and be printed This Is for
vert the securities into cash from time 10 time and
ST. +
by Mr. Powell reported bill II. 526 relating to bear
traps, which under the rule was orderedto lie and be
printed. This is a substitute for II. 1863 provides
that fence three feet high for three fourhs Of the
distance around it and pole across the entrance to
PoSsed.-Bns as follows were severay reported
$50, incorporating the village Of Barre from com.
corporations by Mr. Calef with verbal amendments,
which were agreed to. II. 237 incorporating the
Trout River Railroad Company; from com. ON rail-
KiHed-Blis we're reported adversely and their third
reading refused s 49, relating to the supreme court
the salary of the auditor of accounts and state treas
urer; from JOINT special com ON state and court eX
schools; from com, on education by Mr. Mears H.
239 for the protection of horses and other animals
lating to fences; from com. ON agriculture by Mr.
Cowles. II. $50, relating to compensation of mem
state and court expenses H. S3s to punish attempts
TO defraud livery stable-Seepers and others; from
judi by Mr. Grout. II. 3l6, relating to the fees
to be taxed TO the recovering party for county court
nen by NTH en r% S sf ana FOUR or
pensation to Justices of the peace for services
therein referred to; from Joint com. state and
court expenses by Mr. Dearborn. H. 1855, in amend
ment of see 9,Sig; revised laws from com. on game
tees fees in civil cases. from joint state
and court expenses by Mr.. Dearborn. II. $40, in ad-
tud, com. by MIR Buttereld. II. 1856. relating to the
qualifications OF witnesses; from judi com 10y Mr..
kenfeld. IL; 400, requiring music TO be taught in
the public schools from com. on education by Mr..
Dearborn. H. iO1, relating to the holding of county
courts and courts of chancery; from 1ud. com. by
Mr. Irownel II. 400, relating to railroad passes
from JOINT special gom on state ana court expenses
Az. relating to barbed wire fence along the public
II. i2O, in addition to sec. zoos, revised laws from
same. II. 40, to prevent the spread of wild car
II. 425, relating TO bonds of town officers; from judi
com by Mr.. Brigham, II. 1876, in addition to chap
| les by MIR. French. Ii. i27, in amendment of sec
and court expenses by Mr. Ruggles. H. AZ, relating
to compensation Of town officers; from same by Mr.
Henry. H. ass, relating to the PRONUNCIATION of the
statutes; from same H. Az 70 pay AleNande e., Ro
Iatinr TO circUs exhbtinns? from pen com. nv Mr.
rowe. IL 4s9, in amendment of the law relating tc
ing q penalty for keeping bawdy-housei from same
by MIR. Hay H. 5O6, relating to the destruction OF
| relating to licenses; from same Ivy Mr. Jaclman. IL
as, relating to the salary of the Judge of the Grand
court expenses by MIR Dearborn. H. 500, repealing
secs. II and 4,is4 revised laws; from same II; 49s
repeating the acts of lss2 revising etc; law
ofgrand list; from com. grand list by Mr. skinner
H. 5Ol, relating to fish and game; from com. on gam'
| and fisheries by Mr. White ii. sos, relating to per
sons who served in the army of the United States as
| substitutes; from com. on military affairs by Mr.
| JENNIE.
Third Readings ordeyed.7H. so? to pay the treas
| urer of the town of Powna was reported favorably
| from the com. on claims by Mr. Henry with propos
| ais of amendment. making the amount 500, which
We're agreed TO and the third reading ordered for to
| II. Isl, authorizing the construction of bridg,
| from North Hero to Alburgh was called up by MIR
Fisk of Isle La Motto and the bill amended by pro
yidng that the draw shall be not less than eight,
Hero can make provisions TO May LIST, 1855, and tint
| when corporation of North Hero bridge compan!
shall unless the town do not do to July LIST
ISIS The bill was then ordered to be read the thirC
H. 253, for the better protection of children, wa
| reported fayorably from Jud com by MIR. billing
| ing.
| Special Oyder Made.-Nr Perkins of Windsor aske,
| and obtained the unanimous consent to call up II
$780, relating to the town system of schools, and on hi
| motion 1t was made special order for ?; 80 thi
T 81 s %SH ss fa
| improvements the State prisonat Windsor Messrs
Parker Parker Of ferrisbnrgh ButterieId Of Wilmington
| Windsor and Pillng of Bennington favored, an,
French of Woodstock and Reed OF Vernon opposed
| the bill. The house refused to pass it,
| from the senate for conference committee on II
-, and, on motion of Mr.. Dillingham; of Waterbur
nghsm Of waterbGry FranEn Of NeSfanc an'
| Douglass of Whiting We're appointed as such com
mittee.
| Reconsideration motion of Mr.. Stcllney of Bethe
the house reconsidered their vote refusing third
reading to H. iJl relating to traps, and ON his mo
| ton it was ordered to lie.
| TIE DdHies CiaiD.-E. l62, to pay Erastus III. Dan
| lels, was taken up as special order. Mr. Lewis o
vergonnes ., offered ibe an amendment naming III
| to 10, The question was then discussed at length
| Messrs. Hopkins of South burlington, Hassetine o
Bristol, Quinlan of Charlotte Briggs of Brandon
Parker OF Cambridge, Grout of Derby. Barrett o
| Rutland and Filling of Bennington favored. AM
Messrs, Sheppard of Stratton and Prouty of Newpor
| opposed the bill. The third reading was ordere'
| for tomorrow morning
| Senate BiHs Referred-Senate bills were read twic
and referred as follows: s. 81, to committee stat
49, to com. on banks. $. 1876 to com. education.
On motion of Mr.. stanton of Roxbury, adjourned.
sENATE-AFrERNooN
RAed.-S. 49, in relation to pleading In cases wher
| the validity of any tax Is concerned was reporte
| adversely by Senator Field from tud com. and 1t
| third reading refused
| Mem LarS.-rhe secretary of civil and military al
fairs announced that the governor had signed TIL
following bills ;. w, an act to pay Rollin Amsde
| the sum therein named; =. l0f, relating to schoc
printing, stationery and statoner's supplies; s. III
an act to incorporate the Holland and Morgan telt
| phone company,
| Bus Pdssed.EThe following bills were reported "a
vorably from the committees and, being private act'
were read the third time and passed: II. 1874, au ac
| In amendment of an act to incorporate the Grant
| savings bank and trust company, approved Nov. |,
1882; by senator Field from com on banks with pre-
posals of amendment, which were agreed to. II. 5lt
Waterbury; by Senator Hebard from gen. com Il
100 an act to Incorporate the village Of Sutherlan
Falls; by Senator Day from gen. com, with propo'
| ais of amendment making the name Proctor yl2g
| instead of Sutherland Falls, which agreed L
III. 3l7, an act In amendment of an act to ncorporat
the village Of Lyndonville; by Senator Hebard fror
ON motion of Senator Howe. II was afterward
called up, on motion OF Senator Jones and passed.