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


Dean of Cornwall Rawson of Montgomery,
Dearborn of Nershire, Robertson of Rockingham,
Douglass of Whiting, Robinson of Grand ISLE
Durkee of Sheldon, Robinsonof Weathersheld,
Ellis of Royalton, Ruggles of Burke,
Estey of Dummerston, Rutter of Townshend,
Evans of Moretown, Sanderson of Highgate,
Fairbanks of st. Johnsb'y Seward of Mendon
Farnham of West Farlee Shepard of Stratton,
Harrington of Searsburgh, Shepardson of Fletcher
Fish of Ira Sherman of Wangford,
Foster of Walden, Sherwin of Jamaica,
Foster of Weston, Skinner of Lowell,
Franklin of Newfane, Smith of Clarendon,
French of Addison. Smith of Stockbridge,
Gambell of Barnard, Spooner of Sudbury,
Gilbert of Enosburgh. Stafford of Tinmouth,
Gray of Lemington Stanhope of Berkshire,
Haynes Of Canaan, Stranahan Of st. Adams
Hale of Lunenburgh, Taylor of Waterve,
Hale of West Windsor, Thayer of Lincoln,
Hawley of Swanton Thompson of Grafton,
Hubbard of Burlington, Tice OF Holland,
Hill Of Starksboro, Towle of Franklin,
Hnsdill of st. George, Tracy of Chelsea,
Hooker of Goshen, Walker of Peru,
Hopkins of So Burlington, Ward of Guilford,
Houghton of Stamford, Webb of Sunderland,
Howard of Benson, Weed of Hartland,
Howard of Thetford, Wetherbee of Kirby,
Hubbard of Rochester Wetmore of Barre.
Humphrey of Underhill, Wilson of Granby-lli.
Nays.
Adams of Fair Haven, Hewitt of Berlin.
Adrich of Bloomington, Humphrey of East Haven,
Austin of Brunswick, Hutchinson of Worcester
Aver of Stannard. Jones of Wheelock.
Bartlett of Morgan. Kingsley of Athens,
Barton of SALISBURY Lazelle of Dover
Bond of Mount Tabor, McQueeney of Fairfield,
Brownell of Pownal, Mears of Dandy,
Butterfeld of Wilmington, Nash of New Haven,
Newton
Chamberlin of Albany, Parker of Cambridge,
Combs Of Rehford. Perkins Of Windsor,
Conland of Bratteboro, Pilling of Bennington,
Convey Of SYNDICATE, pinney of Bridgewater,
Davis of East Montpelier, Randall Of Glover
DensmOre of Lyndon, Reed of Vernon,
Dillingham; of Waterbury Reynolds of Alburgh,
Dunton of Charleston, Reynolds of Milton
Easterbrook of Sutton, Rice of Somerset,
Fairman of Fairfax, Savage Of Waitsfeld,
Fletcher of Essex, Silver of Bloomfield,
Flint of Granville, Smith of Stowe,
Fullerton of Manchester, Stickney of Bethel,
Gihln of Sheffield, Stone OF Eden,
Gilfllan of Barnet, Trussell of Peacham,
Green of Plymouth, VanVliet of Shelburn,
Grout of Derby, Walker of Bridport,
Hasseltne Of Bristol, Walker Of Ludlow,
Hay of Bradford. White Of Huntington,
Henry of Chester, White of Reading-6s.
Absent or Not Voting.
Aldrich of Shrewsbury, Lewis of Vergennes,
Bailey of Newbury, Mckay of Topsham,
Batchelder of Plainheld, Martin of Marshfed
benjamin OF Woodbury., Mattocks Of Danviile,
Bennett of Calais, Needham of Leicester,
Benson of Andover, Parker Of Ferrisburgh,
Bonney of Brighton, Patrick of Hinesburgh,
Chatfee of STAFFORD, Pease of Hartford,
Chapman of Middlebury, Piper Of Cavendish,
Cafin of Brookfeld, Powers of Brantree,
Cochran of Ryegate, Rolfe of Colchester,
Crane of Wilamstown, Rowland of Poultney,
Farnham of Shoreham, Sargent of Jay,
Fisk of Isle La Motto, Sears of Panton,
French of Woodstock, Shaw of victory
Glover of Groton, Sheldon of Dorset,
Haines of Cabot, Sheldon of Rupert,
Hall of Bolton, Sherwin of Sharon,
Hastings of Windham, Slayton of Warren,
Hawrican of North Hero, Stanton of Roxbury,
Holden Of Pittsford, Storrs of Randolph,
Hovey of Hardwick, Turner Of Duxbury
johnson of Concord, Turner of Norwich,
johnson of Georgia, Williams of Coventry,
King of Tunbrdge, Woodward of Newark,
Hopper of Salisbury, Young of Greensboro-54.
ordered TO Le.-H. SCI, to secure the purity of cleo
tons, was taken up a special order at half-pa
ten the question being Shall the bin be read the
ihrd time o m h p NE Sm,n OF
number in line I of sec. 2, and inserting instead
words which would the of the state to be
outside enyplOup
ballots. on motion of Mr.. Barrett 1t was ordered
Property Rights Of Wires-s. II, in relation to the
property rights of married women, was read the
of Ludlow Grout of DERBY and Dillingham; of Water
bury, was ordered to lie in order that Mr.. Walker
Ssaofe BiHs Reterred.~S. lSs to COM on banks; S
l45 and s. li7 TO judi CON-; s. 1856, to COM ON corpo
Senate Blu RecalledS 81, relating to the construc
ton of bridge from North Hero TO Alburgh was, on
Highways, bridges and ferries, and sent back to the
senate.
sENATE-AFTERNooN
House Bills Referred-The following house bills
were read twice and referred; II. ISL an act TO pay
Edgar A. Ballard the sum therein named; to com
ysed laws, relating to preservation of fish game ant
birds; to com. on game and fisheries. III. 1903, an act
for the protection Of thoroughbred stock to com
agriculture, H. 265, in amendment of chap. % OF
the laws relating to taxation; to com on grand list
courts Of insolvency; to jud. com H. ass relating
to certificates granted by town superintendents Il
Of estates; to jud com. H. io5, to amend sec 2,sii
revised laws, relating to legal settlement to jud
of Georgia the sum therein named; TO com. OF
claims. Ii. ga, in amendment of No. lO2, acts Of
act act to pay Dr. A. r woodward the sum thereii
named; TO com. on claims. H. .aS, an act to pay A
ii. Sabin the sum therein named; to com on claims
H. 437, act relating to traps to com; on game ant
fisheries a an act relating to 9s zee fees t.
lating to the division Of public school moneys :,
com on education IL, Sao, an act resitng to tn
that subject II. 525 an act relating 70 the Hunting
ing to the appointment OF cadets to Norwich Uni
versty; to com on military affairs. H. $40, an act Il
ings institutions and trust companies; to com OF
banks H. 622 an act relating to the insane; to com
The PAY Of Smith Wright.-The joint resolution Il
pay Mr.. SMITH Wright, the returned member from
for his attendance upon the legislature the sum o
Sl5s, up for consideration. Senator Ide cale'
Yeas S sue Senators Bfsinerd. Carney. Chaplin, Clark
Curtis, Day Field, Fletcher, Greene Hehsrd, Hill
aud williams-l9i nays, Senators Amsden, Cristy
Garfield iIoton Howe, johnson and Moren-7; al
and McDuffeeI. And the resolution was adopted.
TIE North Mero Brdgss 81 which was retarne,
ton OF Senator Clark. After discussion, the yea
S as SnS
ster, Clark, Crsty, Field, Fletcher Greene, hin
Hoiton, Howe, Ide, Moren and Paul-l3; nays, Sena
Gibbs, Hebard, Hobson, Horton, johnson, JoDe )
Mott Thompson and Wilams-l5. And its recon
sideratiOn refused. go
Disnissed-S. 90 making towns, cities and corpora
lions liable for defective highways and bridges wa
called up by senator Idle and indefinitely postponed
s. 81. establishing the standard busheI of Indii
wheat was also indefinitely postponed because thu
same provisions were In another bill
called Ops. l09, relating to the service OF process
was called up and amended, on motion Of Senate
ing was ordered IL u.s. relating to town own lines wa
ton TO the bill was the cost IT would involve to run
all town lines and mark them with ettered ston'
posts. After some discussion Its third reading wa