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


Called to order by the president Devotional
Bus Passed.Tfe following bills read the
ofcers fees s. u.s. an act in relation to the assign
ment of Judges of the supreme court to the several
counties; ii. 1885, an act prescribing the manner OF
serving trustee process towns, counties and school
trict treasurers H. lss in amendment of sec. 2,62
revised laws relating to the reports of county treas
ing to teachers certificates; s. 1885, an act to incor
porate the Stonewall live stock company. introduced
bin was read three tines and passed; H. 81, in ad
diton to chap i3, revised laws, regarding obstruc
Bodies for DissectionH p, act for the advance
OF an @ S b e to we r eS be
third time and amended, upon motion of senator
and Carney opposed the bill on the ground that it
was discriminating against the poor, and Senators
helped educate men to the living, the bill was
passed by vote of II to To-
were read twice and referred; H. Isl, act proyid
ing for the construction of bridge from North Hero
to Alburgh; to com. on highways, bridges and fer
ries. IL. 2is authorizing the town of Chester to es
IN a1a With ay p
town; to CON- on education. H. 253; an act for the
to pay the treasurer of the town OF Powna the sum
therein named; to com on claims. H. 33l. exempting
list. H. 40 in addition to act relating to the water
department of the city of Nergennes approved Nov.
grammar NM school lands IN Rehod and
Fletcher to com on education The resolution from
| Oct. 30; to com. on state and court expenses.
ay Eet 9 vo Of PS
one The resolution regarding the pay of the jan
Prirate BiHs-The following private bills were fa-
vorably reported, read the third time and passed II.
Senator Hebard from gen. com H. sO7, an act to ie-
galize the grand list of the town of Rpton; by sena
atng to the village of st. Aibans; by Senator Paul
from jud: com II 3i3, an act to legalze the school
district officers and school taxes in the town of Whit
| ingham for 1884, by Senator Gibbs from jud. com.
against Re ad gs h Tspsds
refused II: 2oi authorizing the removal of obstruc-
jud s. no. legalize the school district officers
and school taxes in the town of Nottingham for
exemption of property from attachment and levy of
execution; by, Senator Paul from judi com. s. q,
cation of bills passed by the general assemby by
Senator Carney from judi com s. 50, an act in rela-
on agriculture. S, 62 in relation to remedies supple
ud com a. in relation to seryce of proces bY
senator lde from judi s. l20, relating to the hold
ator Gibbs from jud. S. 80. for the more gen
era diffusion of the government weather indications
North Hero Bridge.-senator Ide moved that $. 81,
providing for the construction of a bridge from
| North Hero to Alburgh be returned to the senate,
Report 1dopted.-The committee of conference on
H. -, relating to the adulteration of maple sugar
cede from their proposals of amendment and adopt
| one which the committee presented which was
| Third Readings Ordered-The following bills were
reported favorably and their third reading ordered;
3O6, in amendment of s76 s17 and s7s, revised
laws relating to attachment; II. lis, providing pun.
personal property on which there is a lien; Ii. 80
providing for the attendance of witnesses before the
monument to the memory Of Theophus Harring-
e. as a an % and
5i IN amendment of No. of the laws of 1882; s. 1872
| ShnffHU RiHAs.-S. license of
| skating Kinks, was reported from the committee
to. The bill was further amended on motion OF
then the third reading was ordered. As amended
The bill provides for az annual license Of not less
ming rink without license is not less than $40 OF
Sao SU Il shs ss to have
b wS, relating sas to AN AN sspsa
Thompson and the report of the auditor OF
relative to the official expenses of the governor and
| TO amend by making the amount $1,000 which shall
cover all expenses, and gave his reasons. Senator
no information upon the subject. Senator Howe
favored the amendment; The amendment was re
| fused, and the third reading was ordered
the agapn o ss to & s sTtsndne
iathg to telegraph wires and companies, was called
up on motion of Senator Ide, and its third read
On motion of Senator Ide adjourned
HoUsE-FoRENooN.
The house met at nine. o'clock the speaker in the
chair. Devotional exercises by the chaplain. The
reading of the journal of Saturday was omitted
Bus Passed. The following bills were read tn,
third time and passed: IL Jas, to pay N A. BALLARD
the sum therein named; II, ls4, In amendment OF
chap. no. revised laws entitled preservation of fish
game and BIRDS ii. 303, for the protection and pres
eryation of thoroughbred stock; H. 36g, to ainent
chap. 93, revised laws, relating to courts of insolv
ency H. $685. relating to certificates granted by tow
superintendent; II. i3 relating TO traps H. i0i,
latng to the settlement OF estates; III. 405, to
sec 2sll revised laws, relating to legal settlement
H. AL to pay the treasurer OF the town Of Georgia
the sum therein named; IL. PCS, In amendment Of
chap ~ of the laws relating to taxation, having beer
amended on motion of Mr.. Grout of Derby, by strik
ing out the clause such capital invested In and
for operating the same In the first section, and b,
property INVESTED and used in operating such estab
lishments shall be appraised and set IN the list eacl
year by the listers for the purposes of taxation un
less such capital and personal property shall also bs
exempted as herelnbefore provided In this act y; ii
IA, in amendment of act NO. 10 of the acts of 1885, II
429, to pay DIR. A. Il. Woodward the sum therein
named; II. 433, TO pay A. II. Sabin the therein
named H. 49, relating to officers fees; H. 49, relat
Ing TO the division of public school moneys, section
one having been amended, on motion OF Mr.. Flint OF
which has raised by taxation and expended for the
purpose of sustaining school in said district rs pei
cent OF its grand list In the preceding year shall b,
deprived Of its share of public money, II 1t has sus
H. $50, relating to the Bennington battle monument
having been amended ON motion of Mr.. Abel OF
West Haven, by striking out section four, which
to appropriate 10000 more than the 10000 appro
priated IN 1880; H. 525 relating to the disposition OF
the Huntington fund
Passed in Concurrence.S l49, relating to railroad
| commissioner. having been opposed by Mr. Clark OF
| Halifax and Mr. Conland Of Brattleboro, explained
and favored by Mr., Dillingham;, and was passed by
'V,s'ns S,oss gbsry Psa5inos-Mr SticLnev of Rattle