Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-29

guilty Of descrtion or convicted of felony
Of the right to vote, and that bill is
ready for the governors signature also
Senator IIales bill imposing fines for in
tuXlcation.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
In the House the following bills were
iutroduced
Nv Mr. Simonds Of Manchester, relating
to fire district No. | in the town of Man
chester.
By Mr. Tuxbury of Windsor providing
that the northeastern limit Of the village of
Windsor shall commence on the west
bank of the Connecticut river at the
mouth of Hubbard brook thence north
westerly along the bed Of said brook to
the mouth of White brook thence along
the bed of White brook to bridge between
Windsor and West Windsor by the hin
road thence in n straight line to the
| Connecticut river mt the southeast corner
of the land of Hosea Buckmaster, and
! thence to start.
| BY Mr.. REYNOLDS of Alburgh, granting
ferry to Edwin X. Rockwell from the
shore of Lake Champlain ut Alburgh to
! SWantOn.
BY Mr. Bedard of St. Adams. to incor-
porate the American commercial com
pany, j. w. Hobart, &. w. Hooker. A. VI.
Gibson, G. II. Hobart, Guy G. Noble and
others to manufacture, buy and deal i'm
articles of wood or metal in this and for
cign countries capital stock not to exceed
| 800, 900
By Mr.. Williams of Bloomfield, ex.
empting from attachment and execution
| professional instruments and books of
civil engineers and surveyors to the value
| of 5000
Bv Mr. Snow of Dover, relating to
keeping roads in repairs and raising taxes
| therefor.
BY Mr.. Barney of Swanton to prohibit
the sale or gift of tobacco to persons I'M
der sixteen years of age penalty from s.
| to $50.
BY Mr.. Denison of Pittsford, restrain
| ing straying turkeys.
! BY Mr. Smith Of Nershire, to repeal an
/ act Of 1854 entitled ian act for the all
Vaucement of anatomical science and TO
prevent the disturbance of the remains of
dead"
BY Mr.. Hathaway of Hardwick, to
punish town treasurers and others who
embezzle moneys in an official capacity,
making the offence grand larceny with
| penalty of Imprisonment not more than
ten years and a fine not more than $1,000
BY Mr.. Briggs of Brandon, relating to
| fences and structures when nulsances.
BY Mr.. Perkins of Bakersfield to moor
porate the PEOPLES Trust company at st.
0o t'' j. NJ Foss [ John Branch, C C. " "
Writers and DIN Merrill of ST. Adams,
and j. II. Start of Bakersfield are named
a. commissioner.
BY Mr.. Fletcher of st. Johnsbury, to
pay Joseph Brown Il specified sum.
| The House passed In concurrence
Senate bill to pay NJ f. Wheeler Il speci-
fled sum; aud also the following House
bills: Amending sec. |, No. IS, laws of
| 1852, relating to justices; to punish eX-
ecutOrs and administrators guilty of EN-
bezzlement; an act to protect minors,
with amendment, which allows Judge
to exclude all persons from the court
room during the hearing of a scandalUuS
case; to pay Gardner Wallace the sum of
SIS 50 eXemptiug from attachment pro
fessiOnal books to the value of 500
The House refused a third reading to
the following bills: II. 4, amending sec
| ll2S, so that if debt or goods does not eX
coed $40 the trustee shall be discharged
and recover his costs against the plain
tiff; H. 81, amending sec lips as above
wnen debt or goods does not exceed $50 ;
II. IS, amending sec. lbs, as above, when
debt or goods does not exceed SO; II. :,
relating to attachment by trustee pro-
cess II. %. relating to the duties of town
agents; II. 40, providing that all moneys
over 500 IN value to he taxed when in
vested in savings banks; II. G2, to pay
mileage to justices: II. "a, relating to the
payment of fee of s. to the county clerk
by parties asking the appointment of spe
cial masters II. 1871, relating to grand
The House ordered TO a third reading
H. $50. Mr.. IInkham's oleomarrarine
bill: H. 60, repeating sec. 696. revised
laws. limiting the Jurisdiction of courts
of chancery II. los to nav Mr.. Latter
$3.50; II. 50, referring to payment of
H. 125. relating TO the sale of real estate
under order of probate courts: II. ITO. TO
amend the law in regard to allowing
amendments in snecificnIions in liunor
U.'1tH H. iu', III ic-'," "
to stock in barns and when it shall he
ldNanlt H. o. tHeml ing from IaNHt9A
a,mon,t y" ~ - L,ih,.,. II * to n,'iat
title in lands conveyed by collectors dee l.
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