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

school district treasurers; to com, education. II.
superintendents; to com. on education. H. 1856, in
amendment of secs 1851, 3sIl 1873, $3.50 and 1880
vding for the better enforcement of the laws for
the protection Of FISH to Joint special com on game
and "a Of an act the y"Fe OF water FER
Bringing suit for taxes paid under protest to jud;
com. II. 1885, in amendment of sec. 2,62l, revised
laws; to Joint special com. ON state and court ex
penses. f. 1888, to amend sec. 49l, revised laws to
Bin " IafyoSSceGEBy Senator Gibbs for special
com, $ $50 an act in relation to the Bennington
Passed.~S iS6, in amendment OF the revised laws,
relating to schPS tafes Ana sen9oi
HoUsE-FoRENooN
The house met at ten o'clock, the speaker in the
chair. Devotional exercises by the chaplain. The
reading of the journal was omitted.
IehtiDns.-Mr. Franklin of Newfane presented the
petition of Mrs. Gratia r. Davidson Of Newfane and
Mr. Png OF ss es the petition
Harvey Howes of bennington and one hundred thir,
rstteboro presented the petition of Mary :. Draper
and sixty.three others, citizens, of Bennington in
refe refer to jSd. com Mr.. franklin q Newiane pre
iiden t Of the WOmans Christian Union Of Vermont,
against license law. 1t was referred to tud. com.
Mar Of en a on Ham anG others Tems to the
Remington Battle Monument Association, which
was referred to the special com. ON that subject
Ioraiag SESSIONS Perkins Of Windsor offered
n resolution which adpOted that for the re-
mainder of the session the house shall meet at nine
o'clock in the morning instead of ten;
HiieuVe
called IN the report of the committee mileage
and debentures, and, after few minor amendments
it was, on his notion accepted and adopted.
Tdrdton u SdriRQs banks ant Trust Compdntes.-
companies reported bill, IL SIS, relating to savings
banks and trust companies under the rule was or
perfects all the laws now the statute book rela
ing to savings banks and trust companies, and adds
many provisions shown to be necessary by ex-
perence.l 49,. ...,... ,..,,,,.,.
for the use OF the state library was taken up as un
finished business. Mr.. Clark of Halifax offered n
priated s95 900 instead of s5o6O0 Messrs Conand of
Brattleboro and Perkins of Windsor opposed the
nent 70 the amendment offered by Mr.. Clark max
ing the sum $4,000 Mr.; Sti S opp2sedd the
Ludlow thought the matter was necessity, and he
t nSw @ mi mf and literally as tie state had done
heretofore He stated the relative expense to towns
Teare tax Of three cents on the dollar of the
grand list of sixty-seyen cents on each poll This
amount was not eXorbitant and would not cripple
the state, Mr. Hopkins of South burlington opposed
svmpnthy With the bill but favored a reasonable
compromise between S25 900 and S5OOOC Both amend:
Rutland. although at first opposed, was now, after
careful examination, satisfied and convinced of the
too small. Mr. franklin of Newfane favored
compromise. Messrs Robinson of Weathersleld and
Glover of Groton opposed the appropriation rs mop
perfume Mr. Barrett moved that the bill he ordered TO
iie for further consideration the best way effect
the end desired Mr. Mears of Dandy opposed this.
The house refused order the bill lie. Mr.. Henry
offered an amendment making the amount S35,OOO
to which he accepted an amendment by Mr. Frank
lin of Newfane making 1t 100000. The amendment
lost by vote of 81 to IS. Mr. Dearbornof Yer
of thrift aud economy on the part OF the state ~
the part of wise men to protect their property The
the house is not ready MIR. Parker Of Cambridge
opposed the bill on the ground that there were other
appropriations more imperativey demanded-nut-
ably Che appropriation for II soldiers home. Mr.
amount s36OOO. Mir. Dillingham; of Waterbury again
called attention to the facts in the case, and said
small an appropriation, rather than see the matter
again 20 by he would favor s35Q0O Messrs. viii
similar views, as did Mr. Fullerton of Manchester.
ton which was seconded by the house and the
main question then put, and the amendment of
ordered to he read the third time tomorrow.
The Rgf2rm SGho9iIS lOo amending certain sec
reform school, was taken up as a special , order
Messrs; Hopkins of south Burlington and billing,
Dandy and Abel of West Haven opposed the bill.
The third reading ordered for tomorrow morn
Senate Bus Retetred.-senate bills were read twice
and referred follows: S. 30, to grand list
s. III, to elections; 5. IA, to com, corpo-
rations s. 1872, to special com on state and court ex-
kied T. 800, providing for printing additional
from joint special com ON state and court expenses
and its third reading refused.
Nep Ld'os:-The governor, by the secretary of
civil and military affairs, announced that he had APP
proved and signed house bills 49, Is, 49, l5, 49, 49,
msdor GSqy Sagrse fSasaIhe judiciary i"
ing to the supreme court; ordered to lie and be
printed; Fixes term of supreme court in Windsor
"a, 49, - t y ~ s,, "A ,a
va '' " 49, '' | 49, ~ N'
sENATE-AFrERNooN
State board Qf He0HhS. senator Holton's bill to
ostpilsh SUI a " ~. ~ sit'ti
nlaue d slecll lor .ls hlteIiiohl Mas US
cusstui ,e'ito @ .H w hing anu u'I ,
i ur re tG Ri nay ~
also IlV tle pi,l diu osl'toI NdlSy oppoaeu ~
Senator Hot0n called for the yeas aud nays, which
fVsute ~ ,!3 css haP
IIii l,'y' rlG' lell' ''i,,s, Iie,n'u
I'M Hobson Holton, Howe, johnson, Jones, Mott
Iaui, thompson anu NIllh.ihs ~ nays, SENATOR
hrlherd, brewster ,aIleS, trlsty Horton ana
Moreh apseitt, oeh.tors ipdA,tI, ourll', urcene
i ide ana McDuiiee Anu the urd reauhg Oh the
piii WAS oIuereu' =, o,o . A., =,
hrcohstdeffd.-H. ~ incorporating the American
anu european GaIItIluEe company was chlieu UP ny
senator heparu, lts .ru Ie'tuug orueIeu, anu tie
bill, being private one was passed with proposals
coIporhntIg the 9tlWuusI Pup anu paper company
was calied up ny senator heparu' It's thlru reddhg
orIereu anu pelhg priiVatS nll was passed. 4, .
i iaul on9rS 9 Fesolutio ta'
the opening OF the senate snail be nine o'clock in
stead OF ten, until otherWlse ordereu Whlch was
auopteu, 80, So, ,
,biHS FHSseu.Ilhe I9i'oWmG olllS were READ the
tilrd tune ana plSseu' y 10 relatlig 10 normal
schou'i > ~ relatlhs 20 uncers OF savings banks
SAVINGS institutions ana trust companies - w. an
act 20 insure proper auinulstrauoh OF Jusuce IN III
Yorce cases. >. ~ IN relation TO the expenses oil
warming JAMS, atter being committed 10 senator
Iholnpsuhto amend ny making me state pear the
expense ihsteau OF te county H. nv 70 alleu see
4iH, revised laws reatngt 10 cruelty TO anilnalsi H.
JJl TO- amend sec 5boi revised laws > ~ 70 amend
sec, " OF an act 10 provide revenue Tor the pay
ment OF state expenses, approved NOV. 2s, lsS2i ii
2l, an act relating 10 alterations IN school districts
- ~ IN addition TO chap ~ revised laws, relating
to bastardy; H. III, providing Tor the removal OF OBJ
structons from the Missisquoi river in the town OF
Lowell, with proposals OF amendment.