The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-10-22

Bus IRtroduced--By Mr.. Pinney of Bridgewater.
II. l2 An act relating to the collection of taxes by
that when town votes to place the tax,biils in the
Rs % the mtod Of il pSsb be the s
and, II it does not it shall only last for one year.
hibting the aduteration OF honey; 70 com; on agri
culture. lFines adulterators from SlO to $500 80
of and in addition to certain sections in chap 2Oi
vsed laws relating to commitments to the reform h
law in relation to the commitment of unruly boys to
By Mr. Brown Of Beyidere, II. 1874, An act extend
ing the time Of protec0 Sa6 Of DEER to gen. COM lex
BY Mr. Barrett of Rutland, H. 1926, An act relating
to the civil liability Of justices OF ne pence to 1ad
TGe Shire Topn q, orleans countg.-Mr: Parker Of
the shire town of Orleans county, which makes the
s6e s the county on the line Of the Pas
sumpsc railroad their decision to he final and the
Of Orleans county, who shall promptly erect new
buildings Mr. Parker asked to have the bill re-
ferred to a special committee of five. Mr.. Chamber
lain of Albany moved to amend by making the refer
ence to committee of the members from Orleans
Chamberlain's amendment was lost by vote of 81
80 arr bills as follows were
read the third time and passed in concurrence: 5. 10,
village of Bratteboro approved Oct ~ 1872 reported
favoraby from com: on corporations by Mr.. Caiet;
proposals of amendment.
Ordered TO Ne--H lOi, relating to disclosures in
of Northfed for com. on revision, proposed amend
ments in phraseology and, on motion of Mr. Walker,
Passed. House bills were seyerally read third time
Of crap o. revised laws relating to conveyances Of
real estate; H. r. An act IN amendment of sec 27Ss'
tenance of town libraries; II. II, An act to repeal
! revised laws of 1850 by vote of l25 to %; H.
| 1885, An act relating to weights and measures.
%ttse By M Keniela reported q, substitGte bin bin
placing and drawing of jurymen, which, under the
rule was ordered to lie and be printed IT smpli-
| fes and makes more clear the phraseology of the
original bill
yersey and their third reading refused II &c. an act
in amendment of sec. lbs, revised laws, from judi
81, $50 1881 and ls52 revised laws, from jud
com BY Mr. BEownelI; T. An act to legalize the
1852; 1888 and 1884; from com on grand list by Mr.
Specio, orders Aade.-H. q. An act for the ad
vancement of anatomical science and to prevent the
third time and on motion Of Mr. Barrett Of Butiand
made special order for Friday next, at TO- 80 A M
state at the New Orleans Exposition was on motion
of Mr.. Clark of Halifax ordered to lie and be made
On motion of Mr. Brown of Belvidere adjourned.
HousE-AFTERNooN.
Bus fntroduced-By Mr.; Sherwin of Sharon II
entitled dSt act n addition cp p m eSseG
to jud. 1t provides that the petition for con-
bridge shall go to Judgment, although the petition
ing town repairs or rebuilds without waiting for the
By Mr., Benjamin of Woodbury., II. l29, An act for
the better maintenance of highways; to com. on
making towns liable for ali damages incurred in
consequence of the nsufciency of any highway
the purity Of eectons to GEN COM SH PROVIDES Pre- for
various safeguards of elections, such ballots of
ton of votes within fifty feet of the polling place.
BY Mr.. Hale of Lunenburg H. 1871. An act in amend
ment of 1854 and 1855, chap. 1870, revised laws,
| relating to holding meetings in unorganized towns;
| to 1ud. com. Requires residence of one pre-
vions to pettoning justice to warn meeting instead
as inhabitants liable to penalty for neglect to
relating TO the grand list. forigna bill provided in
a%f So ser be To-
post the list should he extended to the 18th of June
than 5000 inhabitants to the 3Oh of May; in of
more than 5000 and less than 5000 inhabitants to the
$1,000, to 10Th of May.l
BY. Mr.. French of Woodstock, H. 1873, An act au-
houses and public offices; to joint special com on
state and court expenses Authorizes assistant
% on SPaS OF o m Si
melt Of an act to incorporate the Granite Savings
Bank BAN and Trust Company, approved November Is
1882; to com. on banks, etc.
By Mr. Walker of Peru, H. 1876. An act enabling
towns to recover for damage caused by bridges; Il
to recover damage caused by passage of vehicle
and load exceeding 10000 lbs,l
Passed:-H. Ill, legalizing the quadrennial ap
prasa of real estate in the town of Somerset in 1852
and the grand lists of said town for 1883 and 1854
reported fayorably from grand list by Mr.
Bailey, and read the third time and passed,
HMed,-i. lli An act In amendment of sec. 2,l2l
chap. lOs revised laws, in relation to commissions
and allowance of CLAIMS reported adversely from
jud. com, and third reading refused,
AppedLs in Girl Causes from Justice CourtS,-H. I.
was taken up the special order for 2: 80 o'clock
and on motion of Mr.. Grout of Derby ordered
to lie andbe made the special order for Thursday
next, at 2; 30 p NJ.
THIRD Reading 0rdered.-H. ST., to provide for
general index OF land records in the several counties
In the state, Was reported fayorably from gen com
by Mr.. Barrett, with proposals of amendment, which
agreed to- and It's third reading ordered for to
morrow morning.
ResOlufion.-Mr. Henry of Chester offered a resolu
ton that all bills, after being acted on by the com
mittees, shall be referred to the revision OF
bills who shall correct phraseology and return to
the committees before they are reported to the
house; adopted.
Pehfion.-Mr Hutchinson offered petition relative
to the sale of oleomargarine etc. which was referred
to com. agriculture
On motion of MIR. HAYNES of Canaan, adjourned.