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

ItgIu W SuHleTh VI tine Nhl OF lblE; HuOpleu on
KiHed,~s. los in relation to the construction of
ure came up on question of third reading It's pas
field, woodward aud Peck, and was favored by
Messrs. Bedard, Mansgr lIaryey Chesmore and
was taken, resulting yeast IS, nays 5O and the third
reading was refused,
Roadsboroi H. 40, to pay Lieut. Orrin s. Dorman
1n hans sp rnd n"snfa s Gr services dqrg ne ST. Al
and its tributaries.
clans certificates can be sworn to by town nagis-
trates where insane persons are to be taken to the
.Res2intion n ThonLs-Mr. Marsh of Woodstock
Ont Harvey Of Topsham in the chair offered the
rising vote; RESOLVED That the thanks Of this as
Hon Josiah rout for The Uniform nIbnnity and no im
Partially with which he has presided over the de-
est and best WISHES yer Snd 1 for his
continual prosperity and happiness
expense H. 800 proydng for payment BY the state
sponden is too por to bear eh eSpen wG bmse s
Ieoed and ktied-Ii gl9 the bill vetoed yesterday,
The veto was sustained; iij refused passage and
voted no against affirmative vote.
Passea-H $40. relative to the laying of highways
Mr. Poland stated that the supreme court had al
ready decided that towns or corporations had no
amendment to that of the committee so thata
road could he made over or under the track and
making provisions for the railroad companies to take
action In certain cases. This amendment also does
away with section2 and the call upon the railroad
MessTs; M9nsur and Shepard opposed the amend
railroad commission and not by officers appointed by
the court Messrs. Butterheld rnkham and Fitch
Mr.. Poland said that the laying of roads over tracks
Is me worst OF traps and should not be allowed to be
planned the Misunderstanding in regard to the duties
of railroad commissioners in such cases.
Mr.. Harvey thought it strange so much care was
placed upon the phrase over track at grade" so
as to give one the idea that some one was inter
ested in some road and approved the amendment, as
did also Mr; Knapp. who said that If we adopt the
amendment to the amendment we throw It into the
courts;
mittees adopted, which leaves the duty of giving
advice to the commission. The bill then passed
Ktled.-s Il. requiring railroad companies to carry
drinking water upon passenger cars; II. $50 to pay
the, Green Mountain homeopathic medical college
on motion of Mr.. stearns adj.
HoUsE-EvENING.
Passed-s 1885, to pay G. H. Pitkin and II A. IIuse
the sum named 5. ~ to amend sec s6Ol' revised
stocks at Of $4,000 and ht up the old library
making the salary of the adiutant and Inspector
sse s P per hnnq Hmd st. sgge
H. 2ll state agricultural experiment station. This
tablishng the board of agriculture, was sent back
from 'front.' TIE senate with the amendment disagreed TO-
ment in question, moved to concur with the senate's
action This was done, and resurgam " is written
ON the banner of the state board of agricultural
Joint Resoiaton.-By Mr., Peck OF Brookfeld that
| the night Waterman he allowed 1900 per diem and
the usual mileage fees; adopted on the part of the
house.
Resolution of Thanks.-Mr, Allen of Ferrisburgh
presented the following. which unanimously
thanks Of This house are due and hereby rendered,
to VIM w Stickney for the capable efficient and nd
duties clerk during this session."
Kved--S. l23, to repeal the section Of the statute
marrying in less than three years On motion Of
! Mr.. Jackman that the house reconsider its vote
/ house rp %
a vote of 1906 to a.
Approred.-H. AS, to incorporate the village of
Jail in Chittenden county II. 1876, to incorporate the
aSe spy M n.y. f
incorporate the Barre water company II. 1892 in ad-
trust institutions; II. i5i to prevent accidents on the
IL a. amending sec s!7S revised laws H. 49, to i'm.
prove the state militia; II 1885, to incorporate the
tie Remington water company =; IT, 9sa relating to
protection Of fish; also the joint resolution in regard
Passed, n. 26s incorporating the $. N. Dorr in
vestment company with amendments H. iOs, to in
corporate east side sewer association of Brandon;
II $50, relating to Highways and bridges
on prommissory notes Secured by real estate not
paying more than four per cent lively discussion
% voted It
Killed. Killed. '''''' yeas ''' nays 1906 anu '''' '''' was
ant librarian and clerk in the reasurers office $3.50
per diem was offered by Mr.. Fisk of Morristown,
motion for recess until u o'clock carried
MIDNIGHT SESSION.
s. l5i was called up by Mr. Randall of Glover. 1t
Randall desired to amend it in the phraseology the
bill was so amended and again passed.
Bedard of St, Adams Mr.. Butteriied of Grafton
opposed the hi on IFS merits He had also polit
prohibition platform and should stand to their
The yeas and nays being demanded, the bin Was de-
fented by vote OF los TO Il, @ \, ~, ,. i.
Company, called up by Mr.. Houghton, and returned
to the senate at its request: r.,
resolution to provide for The printing and distrbu
of tae Of Of @s fessS 4
s. ~ new bill from the senate In regard to teach
governor Referred to com. on education.
ture to inquire about railroad rates for farm pro-
ducts Its adpPtona was refused in the house
ISS1 s relative to ,S electric light eS,mpaRies
Ra Ian IT, @ to OF pay y"e "S popSn the sS
named Il. i2s, relating to turnpikes II ss5, in rela
the government; ii. az, in relation to insurance
Of certain rolls by MI Mr. Brush ''l ''i '"' purchase
knledas ~, to Incorporate the Rutland manu-
steads; H. 81 preventing the destruction ct Of aau
of book accounts; H. 49, amending see, 1861. revised
laws; $ $, relating to taxation: S. l52, relative to
.oApprored- II lSO to amend sc, revised laws H.
So, to repeal 1885, revised laws; H. S2,to amend
sos revised laws II. 49, to amend 1855, re-
Readsboro; ii. 800 relating to the ejectment of pas
sengers from railroad trains; II. 400, relating to
highways and bridges; III. 400 to incorporate the
east side sewer associations H. 49, to establish true
meridian lines; H. J6l, to pay +. Bean the sum
named.
Passed.-S. l57, providing for temperance instruc-
ton in schools Reported favorably by the commit
tee education Mr.. Abel called attention Joint
rule r. providing that bill passing house shall
be introduced into the other house the last day of
session. The speaker ruled that this bill came to
the house ON the 23d day and the last day was the
oath inst. Mr.. Goodspeed of Wells said this bill
not properly before the house being Identified with
5. 49, already acted upon by the house. The speaker
ruled that the bill was not Identified with S ~, but
vocated by Messrs. Fisk of Morristown. Butterfied
Nansur, Baxter, Buzzell, Kingsley Marsh and Bill
who moved the previous question. The bill OPP
posed by Messrs. Goodspeed and Abel. yea and
nay vote was amended and resulted-yeas lO7, nays
81; and the bill read the third time and passed
! i'll concurrence,
ApbrOred.-H. 356 in relation to witnesses II. 494,
providing for the assessment of state tax; H. 216
legalize the grand list of TOpsham Ii. 1885 to incor-
porate the village of Bristol; H. 255 to pay Eliza V.
Guernsey the sum named; H. 49,, to provide monu-
ment to the memory of General Stannard; H. So, to
change the time of holding supreme court in Orange
county, and Joint resolution to pay the clerk
the revision of bills
Resolutions Unanimously Adopied By Rising Pote.-
of the house are rendered the door keeper for the
efficiency with which he has discharged his many
duties,
BY MIR. Wall of Dorset that the thanks of this
house be exten to the assistant clerks of the
house,
Resolton-By Mr. Poland, that the governor be in
formed that the house has, its part concluded its
business and Is ready to adjourn without date, The
to so inform the governor. They returned, having
performed that duty and stated that message from