The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-10-08
Legislature OF Vermont.
CONTINUED PROM SEVENTH rAeE.l
Friday, October 8, 1884,
SENATE-MORNING.

SENATE-MORNING,
After the assembling of the senate. devo-
tional exercises, and reading of Yesterdays
journal, Lieutenant Governor Ormsbee an
nointed Jesse Stearns nf Middleburv official
reporter of the senate.
.Toint Committee ON RuIes.-Tbe president
of the senate also announced that he had an
nointed Senators Greene of Franklin and
Brainerd of Caledonia as Joint committee on
rules.
PesoI,,tious-Bv Senator Brainprd that
when the senate adiourns this morning IL he
until Monday next. at two o'clock p. M;
adonted
By Senator Jones that so much of the
governors message as relates to the agri-
cultural college he referred TO the committee
on agricnItnre. adonted' Nv Senator Mott
of Grand Isle. that SO much of the govern
or's message as relates to common schools
be referred to the com. on education: adopted
BjZs Introduced and Referred. BY Senator
Greene. s. 3. entitled An act relating To the
salaries of Judges of the supreme court: to
committee ON Judiciary, This bill provides
that the salary of each Judge shall be $4,000,
and that no Judge or his family shall ride on
any free railroad ticket or pass and shall re-
ceive no fees as Judge or chancellor.
By Senator Day of Chittenden, by request,
s. a. entitled An act to repeal No. 7 of the
laws of 1889, relating to the taxation of per-
sonar properly OF persons resiulhg WITHOUT
Concvr,od fn'NThSS senate concurred in
tho io;nt resolution adnnted Inv the honse in
refeTence Tn the printing of tbe governors
1neseane. also Tho inint rssoIution givino tho
use of renresentatives' hall To the Vermont
Rible Society. also i'm the Joint resolution
rafarr;no go snoc;ai co,n,nittea for stata
and court exnenses.
Joint Resolufjon.-By Senator Day. proyid-
inc for the printing of 900 comics of the
retiring povernor's message ad6pted
RenoTt of Committee on RuIes,WSenator
Thomson asked and obtained leave TO pre-
aent the renort of the committee IN r,iles
which the secretary then read. The report
was accented Inv the senate. and. unon mo-
tion of Senator Jones of Washington.
adopted
MESSAGES from, The Huuse.-The clerk an
nounce2 that the house had adopted a Joint
resolution in relation TO the printing of the
governors message. in which the concur
renee of the senate was asked. He also re-
norted the names of the following GENTLE
men as Joint COMMITTEES on rules from the
house: Messrs Abel of West Haven. Smith
of Stockbridge, Combs of Richford. Also
that the Joint resolutions proyidinp for n
special committee on state and court ex
penses. and granting the use of the repre-
sentatives hall to the Vermont Bible society
had been adopted.
On motion of Senator Hebard. adjourned.
WOODWORKING.
Devotional exercises by the chaplain,
Rev. Mr.. Bryant of Wardsboro Reading
of the journal of yesterday.
Adjournnent.-Mr. johnson Of Concord
offered resolution, that when the house adj
journs it be to meet again on Tuesday next,
at ten o'clock A. NJ; lost Mr. Henry of
Chester offered resolution that when the
house adjourns it be to meet again on Mon
day next, at two o'clock in the afternoon
adopted
Granting use Of the Hall OF the House to the
Vermont Bible Society.-Mr Dillingham; of
Waterbury offered Joint resolution grant
ing the use of the hall of the house of repre-
sentatives to the Vermont Bible Society,
Wednesday evening, October 18th, for the an
niversary exercises of that society; adopted
on the part of the house
The Governors Messdges.-A resolution was
offered by Mr.. Sears of Panton, that so
much of Governor Pingree's message as re-
lates to education, be referred to com. on
education; adopted. BY Mr.. French of
Woodstock, that so much of the message of
the retiring governor as relates to the SUI
preme court be referred to com. on judi
ciary; adopted. BY Mr.. French of Wood
stock, that so much of Governor Pingree's
message as relates to court expenses be re-
ferred to joint committee consisting of three
members of the senate and five members of
the house, to be called the committee on
part of the house. Mr.. French explained
that there was no provision now made for
referring this part of the message to com
mittee, and the necessity of the creation of
a new Joint committee.
Rules.-The committee on rules reported,
with tho foIISpino cbaraa. In rnle q - ~
cornn,ittaae +,yn add;t;0nol ,n.mhar, oro
added to the committee on BANKING matters
y" - va ''A'Ni.'ts 1850
making the committee 10 consist OF nine
members, and the committee to be denomi-
mated the committee on hanks sovinga
49, -, 80. 800 ~ =, ~,
DankS ana trust companies. Inc rules