Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-10-22
ia. In the evening there will be ban
quet at the Golden Fleece.
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
THURSDAY, Oct. IA, 1856.

THURSDAY, Oct. IA, 1856.
,r,o,,r tbo lille introluood i, tbo Se,.-
o+a ,,.ora 10 nroyont un;ust discrin,i,n-
tio,s h, roilroddS nroviiing thnt If onv
,i'5,, h;,,,soIf' df,a,t, W., 5,ro,,t s,,lls or
i,a ~, L,,,i ,,.ith ;nt,,,t +o III a,,, 1i,uor
i,'' ,;,ia, ~ ,.ioiatinn ,f lo.,. ha shn1l ha
Gnod Soa
IN tho torso Mr. Knonn of Middle.
hurv introdnred - hill raittorinc rest Jrrrv
Woroan tn the rights of ritizenshin. and
another providing that when a person is
before justice OF the peace on trlal Ior
pelhg ihtoNlcateu' IL ne takes an appeal
pays the llne or OTHERWISE Ialls 10 enter
MS appeal III the county court tile justice
snail cause tlle respondent 10 come ana
make disclosure, as now proNlueu' MI;
hlhgsley Oh SALISBURY introduced On
prONlulng Ior PAYNE vi 90 lee ny ll'-
lgahts III cllancery VINO ask tile appoill'-
lneht Oh speclal masters 10 De pau U
the clerk ana payaDle as taXaDle costs,
VT. hlpley OF Mchuou put III secohu
railroad commission Dill Judge Ioiaiio'
a Dill repeating that part OF the electlon
law OF 81 when deprlNes tnose guilty oi
uesertioh or Ieiony ol lIle rl%hl 10 Yole,
ana MT. Bill OF Albany an amendment
the iirst oilehce OF selllhS hhe ol SZo
ana Imprisonment lor one nonth tiiaS
Dall snail never be less tnah SiOo, ana II
forfeited 'ile amount Oh Ihe oali snail Ill
no case De reduced Inc speaker an
hOuhced as the special committee on teili-
peralce Messrs' iiilahs OF bloolniielo'
hlhSsley oI SALISBURY, Tltkln oi falr
liaVeh, DAILY OF hichioTu' Hlgoee oI
ShaIlotoe, hevholus oI AlourSh anu 1il-
dreth OF Newport
FRIDAY, Oct. -.
These hills AMONG others were intro
durnd in tho Snnnfa. m nrevent the
snra,d of contagious diseases. to nunish
nhtoin,nr cnrtificntas of reris+rotion of
cattle and other animals by false repre-
sentations; exempting from taxation
debts due evidenced by promssory notes
bearing rate of interest not exceeding
four per cent; to regulate insurance (slnl-
liar to the valued policy bill previously
introduced i'll the House, and petition
from the women OF sheffield praying
that the right to vote Ill municipal elcc-
tions be given to women.
Mr.. Knapp introduced in the House a
bill providing for the compilation OF the
decisions of the supreme court relating
to matters within the jurisdiction OF the
probate courts, 1000 copies to be printed
ana distributed at the expense OF the
state. Bills were also introduced tc
make the person maintaining barbed-
wire fence responsible for damages tC
persons or animals injured thereby: to
, dnr to l,ilI rho hrutn and to diract tIi5
fran snrers nf savin~s links and trmst
rnmn,nins tn transmit to thp listers nt
parh tnwu where denositors reside :. lisl
of them and the omnunt to their credit
on the 1st of \nril of e,ch veor
4 ioint resolutinn nnsspI e,rh branch
directing the ioint committee on the re-
form school to visit the institution
MONDAY, Oct. Is.
In the Senate IA bill Introduced provides
that the superintendent OF schools OF
each town shall furnish for distribution
at the expense OF the town textbooks t(
be taught III the schools OF the town.
In the House one OF the bllls intro
49,, li,,l,I 't;ct,,;'1t -, o,;a. h,m :,
'he Soilool uieuliot oy stchi eAlots oIdll II
the years 1887 and 1888 vote upon the
question of abOliShiup the district SVS
ta,n Soc , ,,rosnr;hoo how tbo ,,n+,
U"i, 'cV, PicH'ii' i'o7 nv" VIZ Wv
snail ne taken sec. 5, secretary OF stat'
L
,ha ,,,.,,.,,,,t Co.. tba o,,nn,I ,,aatinn. 81,
siiO va i"nU ioi tiiI "hiu"i @.'
me, ii selecllnen 40 not comply, olale
attorney to prosecute and recover tn,
S.n,a Anothor hin nrovidaS u nanolt,
60 .,I.: i.: - ~
LOT scattering noNlous Weeus, sucn al
chickOry, wild carrot and sweet clover.
TUESDAY. Oct. 10.
In the Senate Mr. Valentine introducp,
Il bill which provides that textbooks
used for the instruction of the children
in the public schools shall be uniform
throughout all towns and school districts
of the State, and that such textbooks
shall be selected by five suitable persons
appointed by the governor, who shall bt
called the State Textbook committee
and shall enter upon their duties the Is
of January, 1857, and hold their offices
for five years. Senators Blake, Hale
and Hall were made special committed
on temperance Senator Stanley intro
duced this joint resolution, which was or
dered to lie:
Bhereas, Itbeing true that our valuable pub
lie lands in vast tracts are passing into tn,
possession Of aliens, which promises to ulti
monopov o m T and sp"Gies of tenmscv Akin nan, +,
that oi Ireland and wholly at variance viii
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