The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-11-17
legalize grand list of that town for 1856; to


com. on grand list.
BY Mr.. Daily of Richford, H. 435, re-
latng to stock horses; to com. on agricul-
ture. duplication for licence to use stall
lion to be made to town clerk. The object
of this bill is to keep out poor stock coming
from Canada
BY Mr.. Gill of Springfield, H. 1876, to in
corporate Springfield water supply COM
pany; to CON- on corporations.
BY Mr.. Wall of Dorset, III. 437, to amend
sec 1913, revised laws; to gen. com.
BY Mr.. Haselton of Burlington II. 43S,
authorizing the reduction of the capital stock
of private corporations; to com. on ---
BY Mr.. Hoyt of Westfield, III. 439, grant
ing certain rights to George f. Cushman
and others; to gen. com.
By Mr.. Hogan of Rutland, III. 440, to Sc
cure uniform ballots and preserve the purity
of elections; to gen. com.
By Mr.. Bedard of St. Adams, II. AL, to
pay S. A. Brooks the sum therein named;
to com. on claims.
BY Mr.. Stearns of Bradford, II. 442, an
act in amendment of an act entitled an act
relating to insurance companies, approved
November %, 1884; to gen com. The in
suranCe commissioners shall visit annually
all companies doing business in this state
or other states
By Mr.. Morse of Barre, II. 443, to incor-
porate the village of Barre to com. on cor
porations.
By Mr. Stevens of Craftsbury, H. 444, in
to com. on education.
BY Mr.. Capron of Leicester, II. 445, to es-
tablish true and uniform system of sur
veys TO gen com.
By Mr.. Pitlkin of Fair Haven, ii. 446, to
amend sec. 81, No. 225, laws of 1884, to gen.
com. Compensation of village officers to
be fixed by vote.
Also II. 447. to provide for annual, instead
of quadrennial appraisal OF quarres to
com. on grand list.
px, M nf
relating to fees of town clerks; to gen. com.
ITO regulate town clerks fees; twenty-five
cents for each mortgage entered; all other
matters, ten cents per folio.
By Mr.. Fletcher of st. Johnsbury, II. 44o
relating to trust companies: to com. on
banks. Officers in such institutions shall
not hold Office in banks.
BY Mr.. Allen of Ferrisburgh, III. $50, to
provide for the collection of taxes; to com.
on grand list.
BY Mr.. Knapp of Middlebury, II. 451, re.
lating to highways and bridges i'll Middle
bury: to com. on highways and bridges.
BY Mr.. Tinkham of Pomfret, IL. 452, re-
lating to the insane; to com. on insane.
Provides 1925 per week for support OF in
sane patients instead of Sl.25, as now pro-
By Mr.. Lakin of Peru, II. 453, repeating
certain sections of chap. 40 revised laws,
and No. 70, acts of 1884, relating to fish and
game; to gen. com.
L.
vent accidents in the highway; to gen. com.
Fines any person who leads, drives or ex-
hibits any bear or cub in the streets from
So to $50.
BY Mr.. Houghton of Montpelier, II. 455,
to incorporate the Security savings bank and
trust company of Montpelier; to com. on
banks.
Bv Mr.. Jackman of Weathersfield, II. 456
to form normal classes in high schools tC
com. on education.
Nf TO
mote uniformity in the forms of deeds OF
conveyance of real estate and acknowledge
ments thereof to jud. CON-
BY Mr.. Hazelton of Burlington, III. 45S, tC
incorporate the home for aged women a
Burlington; to CON- on corporations
BY Mr. Stafford of Nottingham, II. 40
to create an inspector of dams and reser
voirS; to gen. com.
By Mr.. Hogan of Rutland, II. AGO, to re
peal act No. 49, laws of 1884, authorizing
special prosecutors in liquor cases; to com
on temperance legislation.
Also III. 461, to pay Patrick Kelly the sun
therein named; to CON- on claims.
BY Mr.. Williams of Bloomfield (by re
quesD, II. 1872 prohibiting the picking o
berries; to gen. com.
By Mr.. Hoyt of Panton (by requesD, II
463, to prohibit the sale of cider and amend
ing sec. $500, revised laws; to com. on tenn
perance.
BY Mr. Morse of Barre II. AGA, in addition
to chap. 159, revised laws, relating to thu
suppression of nusances; to jud. com
BY Mr.. Foster of Weston, H. 465, to in
corporate the Farrar park association; Il
com. on corporations.
BY Mr.. Fletcher of St Johnsbury, H. 4GG
to change the name of Jessie Morse; to gen
com.
Also II. 467 to change the name of Gu.
Morse; to gen. com.
Bv Mr.. Risdon of Mt. Tabor, H. 4GS, t.
pay c. b. Roberts and w. II. Wiley tn
sums therein named; to com. on claims.
BY Mr.. Peck of Bloomfield, III. 400, relat
ing to road commissioners; to com. on high
WAYS and bridges. Takes away jurisdiction
over bridges, sluices and culverts.
BY Mr.. Knapp of Middebury, H. 40, in
cooperating West Rutland Center school; t
com. on education.
BY Mr.. Allen of Ferrisburgh, II. Al, il
regard to fishing in Lake Cnamplain;
com. on game and fisheries.
BY Mr.. Barney of Swanton, ii. Az, to IT
strain hunting by foreigners; to COM
game and fisheries.
BY Mr. Rowland of Poultney (by request
III. 473, to pay Charles Ransom the SUI
therein named to com. on claims.
By Mr.. Tinkham of Pomfret, II. 474, I
encourage immigration; to COM ON agr
culture
incorporate the Alburgh Congregations
society," to COM on corporations.
BY Mr.. Pratt of Milton, ii. 476, to provid
for a board of arbitration in disputed ma
tiers of insurance; to gen. com.
PetftionS-Asking for better temperate
education, as follows; By Mr.. Tracy
South Hero, that of w. w Phelps, 10 vote
and 26 women; by Mr.. Holton of Charlie
ton, that of Rev u. j. Wheeler, l5S vote
and 1913 women; to 1ud' com;
Remonstrdnce. BY Mr.. Jackson of Orang
that of e. Camp and III others of oOrang
against constituting two half-shires l
Orange county; to select com.
Kdted.-H. 81, the pawn-broker bill;
PasSed.-H. 236, appropriating the baian'
of the $4,000 not yet expended on u
Alburgh and North Hero bridge-yeas 10
nays, 30.
1pprored.-The governor announced tn
he had signed III. 1872, granting ferry to