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

tanned shall authorize any claim by either husband
or wife against the other for personal se ,ry
reading, Mr.. stickney Of Bethel advocated the bill
He explained the provisions and objects OF each sec
ton and pointed out the changes which IT made in
the existing law These changes, he claimed were
tha S because he Believed that It's
would tend to break up the family. which was the
Butterfeid Of Wilmington favored the bill and
traced the gradual progress OF the Legislatures and
last thirty years lie said that such law as now
L had been tried It was then ordered to third
reading on Monday morning ,.o,u,,,,,,,os
up H. 39 in addition to the act Of 1885, entitled act
to equaze taxation and asked that IT be allowed to
take place pending its passage Its third reading
was ordered by vote OF 50 to l5 on his notion the
Third Readi~gs 0,dered-H 1903, for the protection
and preservation of thoroughbred stock, was re-
ported favoraby from com. on agriculture tamended
p nr 81 he eo a SO ~ no S
than sO and costs and Its third reading ordered for
relating to certificates granted by town superintend
ents; from com. ON education by Mr. Perkins
as to take effect April l. 1851 H. 49, relating to Of
fcers' fees; from com, state and court expenses
Wy NT srs w @ IN Of ch"
10 revised laws, entitled preservation of fish, game
Powell, having been amended SO as to exclude Eng
sh spqrrows and wGodpeckers from the ct
the laws of 1882 by Mr.. Henry from COM ON state
ana court expenses, having been amended so as 10
cut down the clerks fees for taxing costs to fifty
cents On motion of Mr.. Hale of West Windsor II
49, relating to traps was taken up and its third read
ing ordered for Monday morning. Mr. Jenne of
Corintb called up H. $50 relating to the Bennington
battle monument and in reply to interrogations by
the committee, stated the facts as they appeared,
The hill was ordered to be read the third time Mon
day morning. Bills follows We're taken up and
their third reading ordered for Monday afternoon
H. Sis, relating to savings banks and trust conpan
ies H. SO, relating to the supreme COURT H. 522 re-
lating to the insane was taken up and motion of
Mr.. Conand of Brattleboro, ordered to be read the
third time Monday next at p. NJ.
Special Order Made-H 1872, to pay Erastus II.
Daniels, was taken up as special order and, on mo
made special order for Tuesday next at .: 80 p NJ.
H. 2 to secure the purity of elections was taken up
and the question being, Shall the bill be read the
third time? Messrs. Barrett of Rutland and Jack
man of Waltham favored the bill Pending further
discussion, motion of MIR. Carpenter of Barton,
day at 10: 20 A. NJ.
The Dirision Of Pubhc School HoneySH. 497, relat-
ing to the division of public school moneys was re-
ported favorably from com on education, with pro-
amendment to act No. 81 of the laws of 1882 requr
ing school to be kept at least twentyfour weeks in
each year; making enacting clause read April LIST,
1855 and verbal amendments to agree with foregoing.
The amendments were agreed to- Messrs. Perkins
of Windsor, Dearborn of Vershre and Robinson of
Weathersfeld favored, and Messrs. Walker of Peru
and Shepard of Straton opposed the bill. The bill
ordered to be read the third time Monday fore
noon.
Senate Bins Refe,red.-Senate bills were read twice
affairs; s. 4l, to com on railroads; S. 81, to
highways, bridges and ferries; S. 1855, to com. ON
education.
On motion of Mr.. Carpenter of Barton adjourned.