Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-05

through the mountain Iodu0 III -hOh, ~,
was for the benefit of other towns; The
fact that less than $4,000 had been called Tor
from the state in the two years IN when
the law had been in operation, showed
that the fearof raids on the treasury
The weight of testimony seemed to be
conclusive against the repeal OF the law Oh
1884. The highway committees met again
this morning and appointed Senator spear,
and Messrs. Fitch and Terrill a commit zee
to draft a bill on the subject winch the
committee could report to the Legislature
The First railroad Hearing Passage of
the Municipal Suffrage Bill-The APP
preparation for the soldiers Home
A Commission Bill.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 3.-Mr. Stearns of
Bradford started the Orange county fight
to-day by the introduction of bill to
change the shire town to Bradford ana
Randolph. A remonstrance from citizens
of Newbury against its passage was i'm
mediately presented. Other important
bills introduced in the House We're
BY Mr.. Poland of Waterville, to enable
the st. Johnsbury and Lake Champaln
railroad to own stock III the Vermont
steamboat company.
BY Mr.. Goodspeed of Wells to raise the
amount of taxation on savings banks from
siXtenths to eight-tenths of one per cent.
BY Mr. Perley of Enosburgh, to incor-
pOrate the village of Enosburgh Falls
BY Mr.. Haselton of Burlington, provid-
ing that a respondent having taken an APP
peal from a justice decision may, within
II days before the session of court to
which the case is appealed. personally APP
pear before the justice rendering the de
cision and waive his appeal, whereupon
the justice shall issue Il warrant to carry
his judgment into effect.
If11G In m "a
the Wells River graded school district in
concurrence to incorporate the Dellwood
cemetery association granting ferry to
Edwin Rockwell changing the name of
Daisy Alice Hutchins relating to civil
damage resulting from the illegal sale OF
intoxicating liquors compels the appear
ance of person convicted of intoXication,
who has taken an appeal and failed to en-
ter same before justice of the peace ::
authorizing the quartermasterg general to
exchange the arms and equipments of the
National Guard of Vermont.
A third reading was refused to bills pro
vidiEg liability for damage by barbed wire
fences to restrain rowing fowls to create
priority of alien in favor of employees TO
change the present arrangement III regard
to ballot boxes.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
In the Senate the following were the
principal bills introduced;
to ,,yynond ~, oc, =" inoornornta tb 90" W
NJ sii an '' Rn,ii tlToi SnI
company, so rs to give power to the com
pahy 10 construct ana operate Dranch
CIV of r Rnrlin%ton and lI any 6f ~ yIlages
and towns connected by the road
BY senator Bates of Caledonia, provid-
my every railroad company snail carry
S san Vi "'''ei III LUZ "illA'iiH peii"l''
The Senate passed bills fixing the salary
of supreme court Judge, M $4,000. urovidin1
for he aDnoi1ltmeut If strnoprunhic renort-
rrs in certain cases relating To LEGAL hnli-
DAYS. 70 authorize the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rr,,l To exchange the arms of the EntioI,al
Guurd OF Vermont. proy;dnc, for the nav.
meut of refel ecs. auditors and commits
siouers in probate Offices to nav Henry {.
Fisher Sin ~ to nav Nathan 1ftn 81 ~ .
rrlntiuG ro surcificnfioms in nrosecntinns
under chap lGg revised laws relating TO
The sale ot real estat. nnJ.r Tho nrdnr If
probate courts; to punish executors, adj
miuistrator, and Guardians puilty of en-
brzzlement. to protect minors relating
to the manl,er of conducting elections.
senator Bakers blll changing the time
Cnnrts was ratnsed n third r.ndinot and ;,
third reading was ordered to The bin
changing the name of the proprietors of
ne CohgreSatlonal meeting mouse IN
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The MUNICIPAL SOffHAuE'
Judge Poland's bill providing that "fe-
,naIa citizpns 81 wars of aCe whose list 6
',,| ban ~ nnt to,,,n ~ "a .,u,,aI ae
are taken III any loMn at Tue "iihu as
sessment next preceding town meeting
shall while residing in the town be voter,
in town meetings" also that the same
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