The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-19

by Messrs. Walker of Ludlow, Hale OF Lun-
enburgh, Bonney of Brighton and Silver OF
Bloomfield, and referred to com. on military
affairs Mr.. Arnold of Westminster offered
petition relating to the establishment of
state agricultural experiment station, which
was referred to com. on agriculture.
Report of Fish Commissioners speaker
laid before the house the biennial report of
the fish commissioners, signed by Hiram A.
Cutting and Herbert Branerd, made to the
governor, and by him transmitted TO the
speaker On motion of Mr.. Stranahan of
st. Adams, its reading was dispensed with
and il was ordered to be printed.
BIZ Passed-H. 175, to incorporate the
Fayetteville park association, was reported
upon favorably by Mr.. Circuit for com. on
corporations, with certain proposals of YER
bal amendment, which were adopted. 1t
was read the third time and passed.
Bill KHled-H. 81, in amendment OF
sec. 1928, revised laws, relating to highways,
was reported against by Mr.. Walker of Brid-
port and the third reading was refused.
Ordered TO Lie.-H. 3l6, to protect domestic
animals from bear traps and other steel
traps, and to prevent cruelty to domestic
animals, was reported against by Mr.. King
for gen. com. Mr. Shepard of Stratton said
that the bill had merits, and was fully rs
good as the bill introduced by Mr.. Pilling
of Bennington yesterday upon bear traps.
On motion of MIR. Clark of Halifax, it was
ordered to lie.
Specidl Order.-H. 1862, to pay Erastus II.
Daniels the sum therein named, was re-
ported by Mr.. Henry from com. on claims,
without expression OF opinion, and, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Sears of Panton, was ordered to
lie and be made the special order for next
Wednesday afternoon at half-past two by
vote of 81 to SO.
The Sir Judges BW.-Mr. Dillingham; of
Waterbury, in behalf of majority of the
judiciary committee, reported in favor OF
II. ZIG, in relation to judges of the supreme
court, introduced by Mr.. Barrett of Rut-
land TIT provides that the supreme court
shall consist of one chief Judge and five as
sistant judges, and that the annual salary
of each shall be $1,000. Mr.. Barrett moved
that it be ordered to lie and be made the
special order for next Friday morning at
half-past ten lost. Mr.. French of Woodstock
moved that it be ordered to lie and be made
the special order for next Thursday after
noon (Nov. 49, at half-past two; lost MIR.
Dillingham; explained the reasons for the
judiciary committees action. Mr. Prouty
of Newport moved to amend the bill by
making the number of assistant judges six.
Mr.. Barrett opposed it, Mr.. Prouty and
Mr.. Bailey of Newbury favored it. Lost
Mr.. Henry of Chester moved to amend so
as to leave the salaries what they are now,
$500 a year each, and spoke in favor of
it. Mr.. Stickney of Bethel said that $1,000
was little enough Mr.. Henry replied
Pending action on his amendment, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Needham of Leicester, adj.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Private CorpordtionS.-On motion of Sena-
tor Brainerd, the house was requested to
return n 16s relating to nrivate corpora-
tions the MASSAGE az which the senate re-
fused yesterday.
BWs Referred.-H. 1876, an act relating to
school district No. f. st. Adams; to judi.
com. III. 233, an act in relation to the duties
hridges and ferries II 307 an act to en-
LARGO the Grand list of the town of Ripton
for 1850. 70 com On Grand list
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currehce WIN proposals Oh ahenulnen'' IL
Nv an ACT changing the uihe OF nol9ihg th'
supreme court III the county OF Wlndhtm.
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ported ior the speclal com OF senators IRON
Rutland county on D o., laying a TAX on tI'
county OF rutland me report named Z
y. orlhspee, Rodney " Apeli ana Albert
DAVIS commissioners 10 nave charge OF th'
repairs named III the Dill ana proposed some
snght amendments, which were auopte,
ana third reading ordered.
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