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

Conference Committee,-The speaker announced MS
the committee of conference upon the disagreeing
osn ID Of wg S enc ASe Of Vest tOiS Haven and
IIasclton of burlington.
Passed-H l3S, to incorporate the burlington in
H. isg, the railroad commission bill reported by the
called up asa special order. Mr.. Marsh, the chair.
meetings the Joint committee had been able to re-
port this bill favoraby as the most suitable Mr..
! the third reading was ordered at by two.
thirds vote and with unanimous rird roce vote the
S, ~, providing for better temperance instruction
In the public schools was called up by the gentle,
the house recede from its. vote Of proposals of
sur smith, Bntterfeid, Poland and iigbee favored
the bill The demand for the previous question being
on the adoption of the motion. The vote resulted as
follows For the motion; % AGAINST It, los. a,.os
! lis Affirmative vote to a negative moved to recon.
slider the vote, and spoke in favor Of his motion; -,
ment that was the hone of contention. :, arose in
sage Of the bill by insisting on the amendmen, Oh.
jected to by the senate, Mr.. Tinkham also took the
Mr. ASe Sbe ss S S%s Mr. Bueed ssd Re
bin would not be lost If the house did not agree for
simonds said that bill had been drafted for the
objectors might possibly he convinced.
On motion of MFR. Bedard adjourned.
HousE-AFTERNooN.
Judge Poland resumed the debate on the question
| pending NJ ne Hsheu leHNe W Wltil-
| moved that the house insist on its amendment and
| ask committee of conference. This motion was
carried. =, ,,--.-.
water company; s. "a, to prevent the use OF deiec-
tive steam boiiers s. %. IN relation to statehouse
clerk at $500 per per aSnum MI BedaTd moved to
amend by providing for six messengers OF the house
% 81 fG Sa bTmrg bSg s. 10 rPeag to
bridges $. 49, to abolish the office of highway sur
| highway cases
menfs e. amending sec 3si revised laws reiat-
ing to bonds of town officers. s. Al, relating to the
PGssedNH 262, relating to checklists in incorpo;
laws; ii. 81 allowing towns the right to abolish the
school district system II 49, provides that inspec,
| repairs upon roads wherever corporations neglect
Kiiicd.~S a, the bill providing imprisonment in
first offences II liquor cases was called up by MrIi
by striking out the clause for imprisonment. lie
thought the bill would work better With the pro
The house refused to so propose to the senate and
ON $. ~, the committee of conference above re-
ferred to was announced to consist of Messrs Man
Pdssed~H s55, to pay Eliza " Guernsey the sum
named therein sSlG for taking care ,S of ArmnGa
porate the village of Bristol senate proposals of
amendment conquered in. II. $50, removal of OBJ
railroad bridges y Substitute for H. 5 H. ss and H.
i5l. PROVIDES that ifty feet each side of bridge
IT, ici to restore Warren Fellows to the rights Of
Giz1ennshP AZ "a relating to fire d; STR No
sewer association of Brandon. II ~ to incorporate
Of Pine @f cemetery
% Ia ana T. egaze ii %S nmd dis
trict No II in Plymouth.
Approred ard Disapproresd,.-5TIhe governor an n
an act entitled an act to incorporate the Vermont
life insurance company, and refused to appfroye H.
port Tor the years 1884 lSSo ana 1856
Schools H. I relating rS ion is school
II; u, to- relieve excessively hurdened school dis
os in relation to appeals from justices Judgment;
i. 1872 relating to the traffic in Intoxicating liquor;
of conveyance of real estate and the acknowledge
ment thereof H H. relating to repairs on highways
and suges s am dSnUi 81 Sec @
matter in streams; H. 49, to repeal act liz laws of
ISL H. as stopping allowance of salary , to the state
laws relating to Corporations t. 4ss to prohibit the
sale Of cider; H. 4l3,. to protect fish in north branch
Morse IL ise changing name Of Jessie Morse; il.
l79, to establish commission on town lines Il 2i2,
s g. in relation to the traffic of Intoxicating liquor;
amending enc sea- a5ss chap sos revised laws
BH XfrSdaced.- III. iSs Substitute for II. 4i5), an
read by its title and will come up when printed.
on motion of Mr.. Burnell, adjourned.
Monday, November e2.
| sENATE-MoRNING.
Called to order. Devotional exercises by the chap
| lain
Passed.-S lO7, in amendment of sec. i5l9 revised
laws relating to the fees of commissioners Of jail
delivery; s. 1885, in addition to act No. A. acts of 1854
relating to the insane and to repeal sec 1901 revised
iy M ea ets to
hdssedH g. pr9ydng for the f 10 t OF
of Lake Seymour in Morgan for period of three
500, in amendment Of sec. 1856 revised laws and in
addition thereto Provides the ten sheep which
ton tor " shall not exeeed in ' value soo and the
which is also exempt shall not exceed in value sloO
bill Of this kind 1t don't give the poor man the
Senator Bunker - do not think the argument
of the senator from Washington ought to keep us
from passing this bill. l see no objection, and |
Senator Hale; 81 am in favor of this bin and I
hope, it will pass. ! think that so of all the COWS
worth sl00 or over belong to men worth over $4,000
II 49, appointing committee OF three to revise wise
catonal bill so as to increase the efficiency and i'm
dition to sec s6i revised laws relating to the serv-
ices of process by shers and other officers II 40
portionment Of state and county taxes H. all IN
addition to No. $50, acts of lSs?; H. 4i6, in amend
Joint Relating to the pay of the clerk
of the revision of bills read and referred to com on
Ihrd, Reodiag R;fused-s. 46, to create q board of
Senator Baker: This is one of the numerous bills
providing for railroad commission and is fully
| covered by the bill passed saturday
| operation of railroads; reasons stated above.
5. 90, to regulate railroad, freight and passenger
tariffs in this state, to prevent unjust discrimna,
tons and extortion and to appoint board of railroad
| commissioners and to prescribe their powers and
duties; reasons stated above.
OFdered 10 Le.-Senator Wright moved that the
bridge from Grand Isle to North Hero be recon
| sidered.
Senator .Judson called for the yeas and nays.
Senator Fletcher " This measure was fully dis
consider the vote refusing a third reading to the
bill, unless there is some new light upon the sub
| Ject."
Senator Swain " If there is any light upon
the subject it is that If the vote refusing third
| reading to the bill is reconsidered. the amount
asked for will be reduced hope the motion of the
senator from Chittenden will prevail"
Senator Chaplin: - 1t the misfortune of this
bill to come up during the latter part Of the week
when we were all tired and did notfeel like making
any appropriations. hope the vote will be recon
sidered and the bill fairly disposed Of"
The vote asking for a reconsideration resulted
Is, H.
Approred.-A message from the governor informed
the senate that he had signed the following senate
bills: s. II, relating to bridges; s. 10, TO incorporate
the Citizens savings bank and trust company of St
Johnsbury $. 81 to incorporate the Barton academy
and graded school; S, "a, act to amend sec. III
revised laws, and to provide for an eXecuve'cerki
s. 80. repeating $3.50 and 266 revised laws, and
part OF sec 265s and aboishlng the Office of high
way surveyors ;. lis, in amendment of an act giving
dealers in monuments and copngs certain powers
s. l36, in amendment of chap. ~, revised laws, reat
ing to the discharge of persons imprisoned in
bastardy cases.
Joint Resolutions Relating to the payment of mile
age to Il. w. j. Hawkins; adopted.
Pdssed,-H. AL, to pay Smith A. Brooks the sum
named; H. 2s5, to pay r. Suter the sum named II
1885, to incorporate the Brandon graded school dis
trict H. 262. relating to checklists in Incorporated
| Third ReadiD1 Or5ered-U 4s5 i'm amendment of