The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-10-27

normal school instruction connected with graded
coed $3.50,
PeHiioSs."The petition of G. NJ Chase and 40
others Of Lyndon. praying for law for the better
BY Senator Bunker of Caledonia; the petition of
praying for law extending Suffrage a to women %s in
mTTnn n on to CON- on and 90
other citizens of Lyndon; to com. on elections.
The petition of 10 pastors of churches in Caledonia
women in municipal elections; to COM on elections
The resolution providing for adonrnmsnt to at.
iensthy disenssed being favored by Senator Cha
To Ss hs the
bridge was opened to show their gratitude for what
Bunker. Foster and Stoddard opposed the resolu-
ton and said that committee could do the work
well as the whole assembly. The resolution was
on motion of Senator Pierce of Windsor, adj.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
ordered TO a Third Readigg,-s. le an act in amend
ton; H. 49, an act amending sec. of act No So laws
Bus Introduced and Referred.-By Senator Hale of
Essex, s. g. an act to egaze the grand list of the
grand list. Provides that the grand list of the town
of Bloomfield for the year lSS6, as to all taxes as;
Reccnsidsred amt .4dcpted.-The joint resolution
providing for the attendance of the general assem-
bly, at the oPepiqg Of the Sridg e at AnpTgh Sell
be furnished on the subject He Thought i was sV
cussed as mnch as any bill or resolution ought to be-
bright light mad been thrown upon the subjectthat
the senator from Franklin Mr.. Marsh) who not
present this morning. was so bright as to he upon all
the tickets in Franklin county.
Thrd ReddiBg refused. II. "a act In relation to
Pe t%Re and practice l" cases involving the validity
ordered to Lie and Mate a Special Oyder.-S Is, an
damage resulting from the illegal sale of intoxcat-
Ordered 10 LES. Q, An act relating to the extern
sion of Eastern avenue III the village of st. Johns
The lieutenant-governor announced the appoint
ment of Senators Valentine and Bunker as the com.
mtttee to make arrangements for the proposed
On motion OF Senator Swain of windham adj.
HoUsE-MoRNING.
Devotional exercises by the chaplain. journal of
Jon" Eesei%io%l iBEpMS Mr. reynolds of Alburgh
tober p, it shall he until Friday October 49, TO en-
able the members to visit and Inspect the bridge
tober 2s adopted ON the part of the house ayes l2
4 message was received from his excellency the
governor, announcing that he had signed H. S. an
act to incorporate the Burlington cancer relief asso-
Qrde,sd 70 he,H 81 an act It, to egaze the grand
RenoHstrdnces = BY MIR. Bedard of ST. Abans
of Mr. Burley and Il others of the town of st. AL,
Pos OF Wsp sna q s O Se
town of Bradf3rd with the same protest through
Of Bennington, by Mr.. shurtef of bennington. OF
Mr. Hogan Of RatSnd Ali were e to gem
Pefitions.-Of S. S. Wiley and POI Others of the
Of for H If
Mary H. Sargent and Isl IL others Of the town Of
Peacham, through MIR. Parker of Peacham OF c. A.
Butler and So others of St ohnsbury Center, through
Mr. Fletcher Of St. JSodh,nsbury request. OF Mrs
pelier. by Mr. Houghton Of Montpelier. OF T. Pottle
MOI Of stowe. OF Amanda L. Minor and ais Others
of the town of Woodstock, by Mr. Marsh of Wood
town of Eden, by Mr. Bassett of Eden. OF Mrs
Ellen McLoud and 40 others of the town of Hard
ferred TO jud. com
BiHs Introduced and Referred,-By Mr. Knapp of
relating 70 railroad bridges to com. on railroads
THE section referred to is that which prescrbes
width and height of railroad bridges; excludes from
the provisions of the act highway bridges rail
BY Mr.. Shurtef of Remington II l5s relating to
Justices of the peace: to jud. com. They shall
fS%s Sna report that fact to the town clerks of
BY MIR. Griswold of Grand Isle, H. l5o, to amend
the act relating to protection of fish; to com on
game and fisheries PROVIDES that fishing may be
h0m1 any tg Wan nor Of @ nu ann
gal fishing with seine ETC. and destroying the appa-
by Mr.. Bedard of ST. Adams II. 100. to repeal act
25s laws of 1884, relating grammar school lands in
school district No. Of ST. Xibans; to com on edu-
BY Mr.. Smith of Chester II. l62, to amend act lO7
ag 2r 50 TsS to i 81 ba
In such matters shall be minnted on their returns
sons from unlawfuy using or wearing Grand Army
badges; to com on military affairs. Penalty, i'm
prisOnment in house of correction 30 days and fine
! OF gu -
by Mr.. Tracy of South Hero, ii. 1874, to pay David
kiley his expenses in arrestng two larcensts; TO
com on claims,
BY Mr.. Knapp of Middlebury, H. 1865, to amend sec.
81, revised laws, relating to graded schools, by
! changing the words four more teachers " TO
three or more teachers" to com ON education.
by Mr.. Fitch OF Highgate, H. 1866, to amend see. 524
revised laws; giving right to women to vote i'm
school meetings; to iud com. Provides as "A con
diton necessary to the exercising of such right the
payment of taxes grand list to the amount of 81
| BY Mr.. Poland of Waterville, II. l67, making taxa.
BILE female citizens voters In town village and fire
district meetings. to jud, com. If they vote they
| must pay taxes
BY Mr.. HaseltOn of Burlington, II. l6s granting
pension of $50 per annum to Peter Lander who lost
his arm at Burlington while firing a salute in honor
Vermont; TO com. on military affairs "a petition
asking for the passage of the bill accompanied the
same.l