The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-10-29
Tuesday, October 2S,
sENATE-MoRNIN


sENATE-MoRNING.
ercises, by the chaplain. Reading of yesterdays
journal.
0ieomorqdrine.- were presented relating
to the m@nufac,upe ana sac o. 1e9margsarne qg
com agriculture.
lating to the naturalization of aliens; to jud. com.
Restricts naturalization proceedings to supreme
BY senator Paul, s. IL, an act in amendment of
chap 100, revised laws relating to ens to judi com
claims except taxes provided mortgagee has knowl-
edge and does not object to improvements being
made, and person contracting with an agent, or
subcontractor, must give notice to the owner in
BY Senator Hoon, s r. an act in addition to chap
1863, revised laws to 1ud. com. prohibits telephone
companies from cutting or trimming trees without
Bills Pdssed.-H. 100 an act to pay f. d. Fuller the
H. an act to pay Gardner j. Wallace the sum therein
named. read the third time and passed.
of the several school districts in the town of Whit
m % .ra afaq Fsd. @
providing that benehcaries under the state fund for
in institutions within the state; whereas as the law
stands such beneciaries must be sent to Boston
benefciaries may be beyond the age of sixteen was
| made special order for this morning After some
| discussion the bill was passed.
BIS Reported.-H. 49, an act to pay Asaph King the
| sum therein named, reported favorably and third
s. g. act relating to the liability of towns for
he liable for accidents on bridges than eight feet
| in width reported favorably and third reading or
S. a. relating to levy of execution, providing that
real may be sold at auction execution the
months 10 redeem after the sale reported favoraby
| with slight amendments, which were adopted and
| II, s., an act to pay John NJ southwick the sum
therein named; reported favorably, and third read
s. 81 an act to repeal the law of lss2. calling upon
outside towns for assistance in maintaining high
| ways by which such towns are benefited and when
such towns may be In another county; reported ia
| Bin Sgned.-The secretary of civil and military
| affairs announced that the governor had signed
s. IL, relating to arrest of body and remedy by and
| against bail
| On motion of Senator Curtis, adj.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
Called to order by the president.
BUs fundamentally senator Gibbs. s. ~. act to
amend 2gl5, revised laws; to com. on highways
existing streets within incorporated villages, and
roads and lanes TO be used AS pent may be less
by Senator Holton by request S. "a an act to pre-
vent discrimination in freight rates. 70 com. ON rail
roads Provides that local rates shall be no greater
than through rates and any railroad violating this
offence in addition to the damage sustained by the
shiipper.l "a
resentati6n Of the state of the New Orleans expo5i-
ton; read twice. to joint special COM ON worlds ex
II. lis, am act providing punishment for the
| wrongful sale or conceament of personal property
ii. 1853, an act authorizing the payment of counsel
employed by town grand Jurors in criminal cases;
BiNs Reported,~H. 50, an act granting ferry to
Chester W Allen, was reported favorably and third
s. 81, an act toncorporate the Vermont Investment
jority of com with proposals OF amendment, which
| were agreed to, and third reading ordered.
lssg relating to citation of towns to assist other
towns in maintaining roads and bridges, by which
of Senator Williams who introduced the bill and S.
A. amending the same act of lss2, was indefinitely
postponed upon motion of Senator Horton, who i'll
troduced it,
ON motion of Senator Ide, adj.
| HousE-FoREYooN.
| Devotional exercises, conducted by the chaplain.
| Reading of the journal of yesterday.
| Bus fundamentally Mr., French of Woodstock
stock railroad company; to com on railroads Tex.
tends time Of charter ten years. BY Mr., Mears of
divorce from the county courts to the probate courts
by Mr. Robertson of Rockingham. H. 1871, to incor
porate the Bellows Falls boom company; TO com. on
4 %"T Williams and Ge2rf
Leonard as incorporatorsl ~. ..., :, ,oo :,
prevent the frightening of horses n highways to
gen. com Fines person Transporting, leading o.
n more Than i've i've hundred dollars: 49,
BY Mr. Henry Of Chester, H. 1884, in M addition o te
confined or hereafter confined in any insane asylum
of the state under ee al
has not sufficient priyssxteS I means ,o in nden,
of chap, 40, revised laws, entitled preservation Of
fish, game and birds 10 joint com ON game and fish
|
By MIR. Walker of Ludlow, II. 1885, relating to pay
| ment of fines and costs when the respondent is com
mitted in default Of payment and In amendment Of
sons of present law apply to where the penalt,
payable to the treasury OF villages and counties a.
| well as towns
by Mr.. johnson of Georgia. II. 1876, in relation II
judges of the supreme court; to jud. com. Suprem'
court to consist of chief Judge and FIVE assistant
judges; annual salary to be s2DOi allows actua
travelling expenses ON railroad or by stage ant,
| by Mr. Hale of Lunenburgh, II. lSl, in addition 4
chap. l69 revised laws relating to the traffic in in
curing Intoxicating liquor to he shipped from withou
the state TO name other than his own, at son'
point in the state with intent to use for Illegal pur
pose geo and costs for first convictions $50 and cost
| and Imprisonment not less than three or more than
ten months for each subsequent conviction;
Memordls.-Me Memorials favoring house bill ITO, pro
| viding for state exhibit at New Orleans were pre-
sented by Messrs Dean of Cornwall ltwo) Stickne!
of Bethel and Storrs of Randolph and referred
| to com. on the New Orleans exposition.
| Rfs0iufiOn-Mr. Needham of Leicester Offered
| a resolution that the members of the house max
and furnish TO the clerk of the house list of ind
| gent and infirn soldiers in their respective town
who would probably accepting dement's OF soldiers
-, Pefiiions-By Mr.. Conland of Brattleboro in re
gard TO the burial of pauper soldiers and sailors B
Messrs. Adams of Fairhaven and Pease Of Hartford
praying for the estab shment of soldiers home re
ferred to com ON military affairs
Special order Made.-H. H. to provide for the lay
ing of private roads, taken up and, ON motion o
MIR. Dillingham; OF Waterbury, ordered TO lie and b.
made the special order for Friday ut lOi 80 A. NJ
= Third ReadiRg Ordered.-H. 20, relating to con
tracts for labor, was taken up as special order an
Mr., Clark of Halifax supported the measure q
length. quoting authorities In support OF the bill
and the third reading was ordered for tomorrow
Passed,-Bills as follows were read the third tim
and passed! ii, 1871 relating to meetings In unorgar
ICED towns; amended so as to apply exclusively 7
of MIR. GrOut Derby, the bill amended to read