The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-11-17
Tuesday, November 10,


sENATE-MoRNING.
Called to order. Devotional exercises by Rev. j.
T. Buzze, the member of the house from Jay
M acts Of lisa was recalled from general committee
and referred to the judiciary committee, ,.,
revised laws, and part see. 265s, and abolishng
the office Of highway snryey1 ,I 70 s what
Senator Chaplin "The law requires that at the
highway surveyor. There f no need of the oiice
and this biz dispenses With IT, IT, ,,o..,o, 90 ,,o
chairman of the committee, think the bill ought
s. iii, an act to authorize the futile company to
republish certain Vermont reports.
1897 az act to amend sec act No. ISL printed
H. l5O act to prevent fraud in the sale of butter
ing house Keeper sells Or places upon his table any
oeomargarne, he shall be subject to the penalties
uses oieomarsine he shall place in each room where
it is used sign, printed in large Letters Cleo,
three inches in length.l
Senator Chaplin moved an amendment that the
letters on such signs shall not be less than two
inches in width; agreed TO- A. ,,,,
! think person might keep oleomargarne without
knowing IT, move to insert " who knowingly sells
The amendments were favored by Senators Baker
and Stoddard.
Senator Chaplin: " The gentlemen seem to forget
that the United States law provides that all cleo
be adopted, and when they are voted upon call for
the yeas and nays"
The result was as follows; Yeas, "a; nays, p the
amendments were adopted.
H. 1885, an act to punish executors, administrators
and guardians guilty of embezzlement.
II. 22O an act to enable the town Of Springfield to
aid in the construction of the Springfield railroad.
Third ReddRd Refqsed,-H. 80, an act to amend sec.
Senator Stoddard; This bill makes a radical
change in the present law. think il is going to do
great deal ofinjustice and hope the bill will not
senator Fletcher: :" This bill does great deal of
injustice to farmers, aud hope the third reading
! Message from The Gouernor.-A message from the
governor Informed the senate that he had approved
and signed the following senate bills: s. %, An act
e CO ShaR M as
enable the town of Rockingham to issue its bonds
for the purpose of defraying the expense of build
ing house; :. %, act to facilitate the du-
ties of listers; S, IS, An act to pay Ella NJ, Balou
the sum therein named; $, TO- Anact extending the
horse railroads; $. 70, An act to incorporate the
Standard Light and Power manufacturing company
| BiHS IHtrOduced-S. l4l reported by Senator Hale
from the special committee temperance legisla
| ton, an act TO amend secs 1903 and 1905, revised
laws, and to facilitate the investigation IN criminal
5, ll2, reported by the joint committee game
2i5 laws of 1854 entitled act for the protection OF
fish in Lake Bomoseen and sumner pond
On motion of Senator Bunker, adjourned
sEYATE-AFTERSooN.
PasSed.-S. 100, an act to change the name of the
Pine Hill cemetery association to the Evergreen
cemetery association and to egalze Its action; II
named Cs29lO ii. "a an act to pay Francis V. Has
sam the sum therein named,
ordered 10 LieH 325, for the protection OF hsh ~
Plymouth and Ludlow ponds II. $780, to protect hsl
in Silver Lake
No acts OF 1884, $, H. relating to appeals froH
probate courts.
S. 1879, relating to voters residing In unorganizet
towns and cores; H. 22l to amend chap. III, revised
| SDeciT OOder-S 81 AN act 10 amend sec 3s55 re
yised laws, and In addition thereto was ordered t.