The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-19

gqce evidence OF knowledge on trial; onc.half PEN
FiFdl 1djoarameniL MIR, Hopper from the com on
nnal adjournment offered joint resolution instruc
ting the president Of the senate and speaker Of the
nesday, November 20, at eight O'Clock a. ~; adop.
'e5 on on m sae par ~ ne house .,, ID,
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
Unfinished Business.-S 1885, relating to dogs, taken
printed, as moved by Senator Mott.
Springfield village was called 10 up and 90
an act in relation to the exemption of manufactur.
mitted to Senator Hobson to amend, by striking
section relating TO saw-mills and grist-mills.
corporations tie passage Of which was refused and
the vote recon- idsred was called up and amended
by being committed to senator Brainerd to amend 10y
should become CREDITOR to sc ror hS 6e
bill was then passed
TO H. 3la, relating to trustee process, motion Of
senator 70, thompson by request, was reconsidered
was called up by senator Thompson, and amend,
Thompson thought the bill weakened instead Of
strengthened the present law, and thought the
and Physician to
dee deprivation 81 liberty Senators Paul and Ans.
now great Inconvenience, by makingit necessary
be reached Senator o 1s s spoke
reeeqS eSs smd s pt amend re
making the certificate that person is insane con.
tan statement that the physician Is legally quail.
shall be sworn to before Judge of probate only.
The discussion was resumed upon these amend
amendment was agreed to and Senator Thompson
moved TO amend the second amendment by making
to administer oaths which was agreed to by Sena-
tor Hsbsrd The bill was further amended on mo
ton OF Senator Thompson. The bill was then passed.
On motion OF Senator Thompson, adj.
HousE-AFTERNooN.
Called to order at two o'clock, the speaker in the
SENATE BfH Referred-s. lO7 was read twice and re-
ferred to jud. com.
A0reed To.-The house agreed to proposals Of
amendment from the senate to II pa
Bdssed.1BilIs as follows were read the third time
the powers Of Montpelier Union District; from n
com GO on education, by Mr.. Mears, favorabiy. II.
com judiciary By Mr. stcR%ey With am 1eH
which were adopted. il. AS, in amendment Of the
incorporation act of the Barney Marble Company;
IS ang to the incorporson acts Of oi Buriington
city from , com on corporations by Mr.. Rawson.
and The third reading refused H. H. Incorporating
y Ma rS G9 on hs
organize under general law) H. l6i, in amendment
fisheries by MIR. Stone. H. 53 in amendment of sec
LID. revised laws, regarding felloes of vehicles
Humphrey. II. Ssl, relating to the division Of the
public school moneys from com. on education by
Parker H. a. relating to the division Of the public
ne Hpays r. op tS Se ereeo1 Of building
for the use Of the state library. etc. reported
Mr.. Hasseltine and on motion Of Mr. stranahan. or
dered to lie and be made special order for to-mor
Passed in Concurrence--S. lis, incorporating the
Holland and Morgan Telephone Company; from com.
Third Readings .Ordered-Bills were reported IA
morning H. T. SF certain ipf from
acting as agents OF booksellers and publishers; from
ments, which were adopted, making the bill more
comprehensive and stringent In the same direction.
teachers certcates from 'e eom on educston by
Mr.. Child, with amendments which were adopted,
es wee De ne6
shall be endorsed on back of certificate H. 347, in
and ferries NJ Swrsan It. 49, in TeiatiO SSs to
By MI ks9tleld a ssa relating to the bonds Of
laws entitled school taxes and school moneys; from
com on education by Mr. slayton H. 95l amending
tendents; from com on education II. $40, in amend
from on and dG fisheries by s2 Mr. Powell WITH
amendments, WHICH were adopted first striking out
killed between February and september i, and d.
SECOND; providing that violators shall pay a fine Of
reiatins to state printing, ETC. from joint com on
state and court expensesb by Mr.. Henry s. 3d. to pay
kollin Amsden; from com. on claims by Mr.. Henry
II. lsS. amending sec. 2,62 revised laws, relating to
the reports of county treasurers; from joint
state and court expenses by Mr. Henry, with amend
ments, which were adopted striking out the whole
of the first section and creating new section same
as old, except 1t requires specific and detailed re-
port to assistant judges of county court by
and imposes fine of $500 for false report.
Substitute BiHs-By Mr.. Grout of Derby, for com.
ON corporations, II. 5l6, an act in amendment of
g. l5 20 and "a of an act of the legislature
titled an act Incorporating the village of Waterbury,
as substitute for H. 2S5 under the rule read twice
and ordered to lie.
BY Mr.. Robinson of Grand Isle for majority OF
agriculture, II. 5l7, which is a substitute for
H. 50; ordered to lie and be printed. Provides that
wire fence shall be considered legal If it consists
of five strands not less than four and onehalf feet
In height, with posts not more than sixteen feet
apart, and be so constructed as to be a sufficient
fence for horses, cattle and sheep.1
On motion of Mr. Child of Weybrdge, adjourned.