The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-11-24

The report of the committee Of conference on s.
% II relation to better temperance obstruction in
That under The cTcumstances the report ought not
for the PHI nj IT, Marsh urged that Vermont should
lar laws MIR Butierheid, one Of the conferees
made further explanations. Mr.. Goodspeed opposed
introduced this session for the advancement Of the
sansG OF IN o mr. smonds iay9Ted IT, as did
question: to which the house agreed. on the adop.
ton of the report the yea and nay vote stood lb5
BiVs .Sigged. Jg- the Gorernor-II. $780, relating to
school districts in Brandon H. iii relating to gram
mar schoo! lands in Greensboro II. 293 TO pay the
porate the Bennington cemetery association; II.
mo- ono rs ep g age 20 nav ps yeR to 9Tr9w
sum named; II. 957. In relation to town superinten-
s HS commisqn SVf's to pay Moses ss Beno
the, sum named; II. 222, to incorporate the Hard
Ieoed-ll. 2l9 to incorporate the Springfield rail
Rled@H iS2, substitute for H. aii, providing that
freight wagons carrying more than two tons shall
Uniform system of textbooks tRroue6out lie nub
lie schools of the state II Al allowing fishing in
ing the grand lists Of the town of Newport for the
years lss 1888 and 1856 vetoed by the governor after
house at this time-yeas 6, nays ITO. '' " WV
! on motion of Mr. Poland the house took recess
HoUsE-EvEN1NG.
kRed.-H. 4i, relating, TO the study of algebra,
Ing sealed ballots IN eiecting town representatives;
II. 49, to incorporate the Alburgh Congregational
church society; II. 3i6, in addition to chap. 1885,
! vised laws.
! pdssed-H l9l, to incorporate the medical school
and hospital at st. Johnsbnry.
! mn InfrOduced- By com. on corporations, II. ig1,
to incorporate the American land and loan company.
Joint ReS0tufiOD-The joint resolution in regard to
! the salaries of messengers was, on motion of Mr..
| Poland, ordered to lie.
| Ipprored.- The governor announced that he had
signed bills as follows: H. 1873, to incorporate the
| American commercial company: H. $50, amending
! the charter Of the village Of Barton; II. ~, to
defining the power of the village of Newport; H. 25i
laying tax on the county of Washington; y. J5s
carng school district No in St. Johnsbury to he
union district; II. al, laying tax on the county of
orleans; H. 1856, to incorporate the Windsor public
library; H. %, changing the age of consent In fe
males; H. 97s relating to the service of process by
sheriffs and other officers; H. 235, laying tax on
the county Of Bennington II. All, grants the Rut-
complete its road; II. i46, amending sec q, No 225
laws of 1884; II. 3O1 exempts ten sheep and one
valued at gao from taxatiOn H,3d, re ating to linn
itatiOns of actions of book accounts H. 232 to pre-
| vent fishing in the waters of Lake Seymour in the
town of Morgan for period of three years; H. AL
| to pay Smith Brooks the sum named II: 2s5, to pay
Brandon graded school districts H. 262 in relation to
checkstsi II 40, relating to state and county taxes
Passed-ll. 2O3. providing that in cases requiring
struck ilres application shall be made therefor to
the court twenty days before the session of said
court H. li3 to incorporate the village of Barre s.
| 1884, to bring water into the village of Barton.
hUed.-H 40, to secure uniform ballots; II. 49i, in
relation to highways and bridges; H. 267. repeating
an act to authorize the removal of distractions
! from the Gihon branch of the Lamoille river; H.
| JoHt Res0lationS.-By Mr.. Ripley of Mendon, that
measures he taken for the protection of labor in
this state; adopted on the part of the house.
Also joint resolution relating to salaries of
taries and clerks adopted on the part of the house
ON motion of Mr. Poland, adjourned.