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


com. on state and court expenses; s. lGy and r. 1872
to tud conf s. 1853, to com. railroads; s. i59 to
.Ks,sed.agllls were reported adversely and their
men of an in Sd e f ta sbap ~ @ in
yised laws H. "a, relating 60 damage caused by
clerks H. 200, in amendment o. and in addition To-,
chhp ibs revised laws; II. 40 In addition to and In
Ing the competency Of witnesses in civil Sauses
IL $50, relating to exemption from attachment and
providing Tor the record Of assignments Of future s
earnings H. $40, for the protection of public waters
ysed laws II ie5 in amendment Of sees lo6s and
revised revised laws III 3 in Of
toxicationi H. 5o7 to secure the erection of ratings
Witnesses H. az esabsknS s"e snform stnDdaT D
time throughout the state: s, 1885, to insure proper
ans e Vermont sports s. 30 in reson to- to the
exemption Of manufacturing establishments. W WIZ
read he third time and wse IT, s nenSe
sec 1901 revised laws, relating to insurance; H. 2I5
amendments allowing selectnen to alter rosdbed to
the depth OF thirtysix inches, without obtaining
n ADDITION t9 chapter 49, revised laws relating to
OF Of food and drugs with proposals
adnlteration Of liquor and requiring town agents to
W relating to the laying Of pipes across r9T thss line Of
and beneath the road.bed Of railroad Company ny; II.
crossed bills and resolutions; II. 1896, giving the
county courts power refer certain causes without
amendment that the bin Sa not app TO- psnS o
causes eau which was agreed to- II Slo providing
f fave from tud c9ml H. 2ss in amendment Of
secs D. d ~ H. II and y Of session law No of 1882
penses. with amendments, which were adopted strk.
ment Of trustees upon the estates absent persons
with minor amendments which were agreed to; II
Of the state H. i6s in relation TO election of school
district officers, with amendments which were
agreed to.
The banieis Ciaim.-H. 1852, to pay Erastus IT, Dan.
aS 3vV was taken up as spesia, order the ques-
opposed, and Mr.: Briggs of Brandon favored tho
6ill Mr., Jones Of wheeock moved that the bill be
bin. Messrs Henry q Chester, Barrett Of Rutland
trout M, OF Derby and Parker Of Cambridge favored
motion to Dismiss was refused. On the question of
its passage, Mr.. Adams of Marlboro demanded the
yeas and nays, which taken, with the follow.
ing result Yeas lSli nays, 76-and the bill was
N2rnai Schoots.-s. l2e, amending sec 472, and re.
pealing sec. 49, revised laws, relating to normal
education Mr. barrett Of Rutland favored e, and
Mr.. Clark of Castleton opposed the bill The third
reading was refused by avote of 80 to ST.
Ts NUra n nh1 dBrdgs 81 relating to the
was taken up special order the question being on
its third reading. Messrs. Randall Of Glover Fair.
man 2i fai W Q1iplan of Charlotte, franklin of
Jackman of Waltham, Barrett of Rutland, Hopkins
yored, and Niessrs Prouty Of Newport. Shepsrd of
Stratton, Clark of Halifax and Grout of Derby OBJ
passed.
Passed IN coHeu,yenee,s. 50, relating to exemp-
ments, which were agreed to- :. l4l, requiring a
hagman at Portland street crossing in the village of
graded school district % thg h
Pilng printing and distribution of laws relating to
the illegal sale and use of intoxicating liquors: s.
l29, relating to bastardy proceedings.
On motion of Mr.. French of Woodstock, adjourned.
sENATE-EvENING.
The, North Hero Bridoe.-senator Chaplin intro
> l6 authorizing towns In Grand Isle county to aid
In the construction of bridge from North Hero to
AlDurgh; three times assp1
yi Passea IN cenca'yence;;EH 1927 exempting Lake
Of an act relating to cemetery in Montpelier; H.
, relating to commercial fertilizers; H. 5l5 to pre-
substances butter; H. 526 relating to bear traps
H. 30 relating to the Bennington battle monument;
laws, relating to the protection of game: H. 1885, in
addition a to sec 1855 revised laws, to protect game
auditor of accounts, with proposals Of amendment;
H. $751; limiting the power Of county commits ioners
lIating TO highways with proposals Of amendment;
H. Fl, amendment of see. i2O3, revised laws relat-
nexaton of outlying districts; H. 82S in amendment
OF an act consolidating the various acts heretofore
Nov. ~ lss2 H. ib3. to incorporate the Morrsville
a2nednst company; n 49, to Incorporate the village
town of winhall for lssi II. 436 to amend sec 36O7
re spt "a Avs relating to IL ~ in amend
lss2, to provide revenue for the payment of state
To- s1 ON n%s d a
ntnn f. snd s ga1 IF b bills and
named; H. 52s. relating to communication of disease;
II; 2Sp IN amendment OF chap y Of laws relating to
therein named s relating to fSes OF r ressers
of probate; H. 4iS, to establish rule for the meas
ing to the purchase of road machines: II. IS, reat
ing to appeals in courts of insolvency with proposals
River Railroad Company, with proposals of amend
ment H. iOi, relating to the settlement of estates,
lection and preservation Of Thorough bred stock H.
2i5, relating to alterations in public highways H.
m nt truG tnna thaa atntaa
Of absent Persons H. 1885, giving the oe county court
power to p, refer certain causes WITHOUT the agree
- relating I. to highways with proposals Of amend
59s, TO incorporate the Deerfied railroad company;
II 40 relating to highways and bridgesi IL $50 to
district; II; $685. to provide for the assessment of
state tax; H. 5S making provision for support of
oners confined in the house of correction; II. 25s
relating to the removal and sale with lien thereon
the town system Of schools; H. js5, relating to the
division Of public money among school districts; II.
Bis KiHsdoThe following bills were reported adj
versely and their third reading refused: A.; 4lS re
provisions Tor taxing per capita; H. 250, relating
ss ne eeniiaS OF dogs H. as II of
OF hsh H. 81 relating to the formulation of tax in
the adnlteraton of food and drugs ii. 3ss relating
to certificates by town superintendent; H. 266. to
ways and bridges in certain exceptional cases; II.
~, relating to the manufacture and sale of cleo
IL.
sons acting iudIcally; II. los in addition No.l6.
laws of 1887 II. 46s, in relation the election of
facture and sale of oeomargarine; II. 49, relating
to floating logs in the rivers and streams of this
state IT, 525, relating TO legal settlement of paupers;
!g6 for the protection of owners of stock horses
Of and beneath the road-bed OF railroad company;
ton to the Collection Of taxes H. TO- giving select
men certain powers in regard to state school taxes;
IL 49,, to pay Erastus II. Daniels the sum therein
by vote of II to 10; II. 52l, TO secure purity of
elections; H. w. for the protection of savings insti
buttons, trust companies. etc.
Passage RefIsed-The committee on railroads re-
ported against the adoption of Senator Hotons joint
resolution, and II was refused by vote of 22 tot
Sent Back.-H. $50, relating to the town system of
schools was returned to the house.
ordered 10 Lie-H 265 ordered to lie; H. 81,
lating to bounties on noxious animals after propos
Reconsideration motion of Senator Horton the
vote refusing the third reading to H. so, an act re-
latlng TO elections, was reconsidered, and Senator
Field moved that IL be ordered to lie; III. 43
turned from the house by request, and reconsider
alton of the vote refusing its third reading re-
vide for building and maintaining highways in GER
tain exceptional cases reconsidered aud after
an amendment by senator Ide, the bill passed;
H. lb2 TO pay Erastus H. Daniels. ON which the third
reading was refused. was reconsidered, read the
third time and after another discussion, was or
dered to lie.
Senator Idle was called to the chair
RESOLUTIONS Qf ThaRkS-Senator Hoton offered a
resolution of thanks to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Orms-
bee for his courtesy and impartiality presiding
officer, which was unanimously adopted
Senator Howe offered resolution thanking
Messrs. Browne and Brown for the satisfactory
discharge of their duties secretary and assistant
secretary respectively and it was unanimously
Resolutions of thanks to the reporter and pages
Resolutions of thanks to the chaplain, president
pre- TEN, ana doorkeepers were adopted,