The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-11-03

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! II. 13l, relating to grand lists
! Passed in Concurrence.-S. 81, to pay M.
e. Wheeler the sum therein named.
Special Order.-For Friday afternoon, III.
! 3 II. 176 and II. 3.
Bills Introduced and Retcrred-By Mr..
| Tuxbury of Windsor, IL. 1888, to alter the
boundaries of the village of Windsor; to
com. on town lines.
BY Mr.. Smith of Vershire II. 1S9, to re-
peal an act of 1884 entitled "an act for the
advancement of anatomical science and to
| prevent the disturbance of the remains OF
dead" to jud. com.
BY Mr.. Holton of Charleston, II. 100,
which provides that whenever any town at
its annual March meeting shall hereafter
vote to adopt the town system of schools 1t
shall be by two-thirds vote; to com. on
! education.
BY Mr.. Hathaway of Hardwick, II. 1911,
to punish town treasurers and others who
embezzle moneys in an official capacity;
to judi com. Makes the offence grand lar
ceny; Imprisonment not more than ten
years and fine not more than 81 900.
By Mr.. Briggs of Brandon, II. 1872, relat-
ing to nuisances; to judi CON- Any un-
necessary fence, boarding or any other
structure erected for the purpose of annoy
ing the owners of adjoining property, shall
| be deemed a nuisance; persons maintain
Ing same shall be punished and the nuis-
ance abated
BY Mr.. Perkins of Bakersfield (by re-
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| trust company of ST. Adams; to com. on
corporations.
BY Mr.. Fletcher of st. Johnsbury, II. 1874,
| to pay one Brown the sum therein named;
| to com. on claims.
Approced.--A message from the governor,
announced that he had approved II. So,
| the Bethel graded school bill, and H. 63,
| the Randolph water bill
| The speaker announced that the special
| train for Alburgh would leave at 1880 A. NJ.
I)r1orp1 IN JNjyH Rp0HjnU. H. no Mr..
Tinkham's oeomargarine bill
II. 60, repeating Sec. 696, revised laws,
limiting the jurisdiction of courts of chan
! Gerry.
H. 1903, to pay Mr.. Latter $3.50.
H. 50, referring to payment of referees
and auditors in probate appeals.
II 1875, relating to sale of real estate under
order of probate courts.
II. 40, to amend the law in regard TO al
! lowing amendments in specifications in
| liquor cases.
II. 109, in regard to specifications in
| liquor prosecutions.
II. 124, in relation to stock in barns and
when it shall be taxable.
II. 90, exempting from taxation one 800
watch
II. 107. to pay certain amount to II. p.
Fisher.
II. IS, to quiet title in lands conveyed by
collectors deed
III. 167, taxing female voters was made the
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enable the large number of ladies interested
| to be present.
On motion of Mr.. Tinkham adj.
Friday, October 20.
sENATE-MoRNING.
Called to order. Devotional exercises by
the chaplain. Journal of Wednesday read
and approved.
Bits Introduced and Reterred.-By Senator
! Swain of Windham, S. 63, an act to facili-
tate the duties of listers; to com. on grand
| list
BY Senator Swain of Windham S. GA, an
act to enable the town of Rockingham to
issue its bonds for the purpose of defray-
ing the expenses of building town house;
| to jud. com.
BY Senator Baker of Rutland, S. g. an
act TO pay Ella NJ. Ballou $40 for services
as stenographer and copiest of testimony for
the court and states attorney; to com. on
state and court expenses.
BY Senator Baker of Rutland, S. &C. an
act for the appointment of stenographic re-
porters in certain cases; to jud. com.
By Senator Bailey of Orange, (by requesD,
S. 81, an act to amend sec. 1856 revised laws;
and in addition thereto; to CON- on temper
ance legislation.
PdSSed.-S. 10, An act to amend sec. 1884,
revised laws, relating to civil damage result
| ing from the illegal sale of Intoxicating
! liquors; S. 43, An act to amend secs. and
10 of act No. 49, approved Nov 20, 1881
relating to bridge from Alburgh to North
| Hero; 5. 81, An act to punish false pre-
fences in obtaining certificates of registra-
ton of cattle and other animals.
Ordered to he.-H. %, an act in amend
ment of section 41l0 revised laws.
Reported.-By Senator Baker of Rutland,
from jud. com, the petition of c. NJ. Chase
and others in favor of the passage of II. %.
House BHls Read the Second Time and Re
ferred.-H. 139, an act to amend sec. of No.
IS, laws of 1882, relating to justices of the
peace; II. lbs, an act in amendment of, and
| in addition to, act No. 1877, acts of 1884, re-
lating to exemption from attachment and
execution; II. 1873, an act to punish execu-
tors and guardians guilty of embezzement;
II. 81, an act to pay Gardner u. Wallace
| $3.50: III. 156 an act to protect minors.
Third Redding Ordered,-S. 10, an act re-
lating to the election and terms of office of
selectmen, listers and auditors; for to-mor-
| row morning.
The joint resolution relating to highways
and bridges was adopted on the part of the
senate.
Mr.. Dartt superintendent of education
made report, in compliance with resolu-
ton of the senate, showing that the cost in
the town of Hartford under the free text
book law had been for five years thirty-three
cents per annum for each scholar, and de-
Quoting the value of the books on hand,
only twenty cents.
On motion of Senator Bates of Caledonia,
adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
Petition.--That of l.. G. Hatch and other
citizens of Chelsea, praying for law ex-
tending suffrage to women in all municipal
elections.
7hird ReddingS Ordered-S. II, an act re-
lating to the competency of husband and
wife; for tomorrow morning S. -, an
act to exempt certain property from taxa
ton; for Tuesday morning. H. 80, an act
authorizing the construction of a bridge
from Grand Isle to North Hero.
PdSsed,-H 96, an act in amendment of
an act approved Nov. 3, 1876, relating to the
city of Burlington
Bin Itroduced-By Senator Pierce of
Windsor (by request of the committee on
the state PRISON., an act to appropriate
money for repairs on the state prison build
ing at Windsor.
Ordered 10 Lie and Made Special Order
S. 4, an act to amend chapter "A, revised
laws, relating to the supreme and county
courts.
mira Redding Refused.-S. 81 an act to re-
store j. G. Beers to his legal rights and
privileges.
On motion of Senator Baker of Rutland,
adjourned.
HoUsE-MoRNING.
Devotional exercises by the chaplain
journal of Wednesday read and approved
REFUSED TO Reconsideration motion of Mr..
Smith of Vershire, the house refused to re-
consider the vote on III. 7. This bill ex-
empts from attachment by trustee process