Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-23

sue bonds to pay ind btedness for laying
water mains II. Al to provide for re-
funding the Indebtedness Of the town Of
Montpelier; II, 4ii, to incorporate the
Baptist Minister'S Aid society of Yer.
mont II. 2iS 10 enlarge the powers of the
| Consolidated railroad of Vermont.
Reports of 0mmittees--General, in fa.
vor of 5 95 to amend the charter OF the
Winooski and Burlington Horse Railroad
COMPANY, third reading ordered ia favor
Of >. III, to amend an act incorporating
the village OF St JohnsOurv, passed same,
in favor OF 5. l01, TO incorporate the Bitter
Sweet Gold Mining company, passed :;
same in favor of 3. ia, to amend an act
Incorporating che village of Montpelier,
passed.
Banks, in favor Of s. 121, TO incorporate
the Chelsea Savings Bank ard Trust com
pany, passed same, it, favor of :. 1l6, to
Incorporate the Ludlow Savings Bank and
| trust company, passed.
Railroads. in favor % :. 1856 to extend
an act Incorporating West Farlee railroad,
| thlr reading ordered; same, in favor OF
>. III, to amend an act creating board OF
, railroad commissioners, third reading or
dered.
Judiciary, in favor of S. 104, to confirm
resolution OF city council OF Burlington
granting certain land to tn Young Mems
, Christian Association third reading or
| dered. Same, in favor of ;. lis relating
TO fees OF town clerks, with proposals OF
amendment, which were agreed to and
third reading ordered.
:. 13S, to incorporate the Grand Isle
| County Telephone company, with pro
pOsaI Of amendment, which was agreed
10, aud the bill passed. Same, in favor OF
II 25S, to Incorporate the Theta Chi Fra
terDity of Norwich university passed.
Agriculture, in favor OF II. 2S2, FIXING
the standard weight of sat ordered to
| lie Same, in favor OF II 1872, to promote
dairy interests of Vermont; third reading
ordered.
Finance in favor of IT, 1913, to authorize
the village OF ST. Albaus 10 refund its out
standing notes and bonds; passed Same,
in favor of II. ~, to enable the town of
Dorset TO issue It's bonds to refund its in
debtedness passed.
Railroads, IN favor Of II. 66, to author
! lze the towns of Morristowu, Stowe and
| Waterbury to aid in the constr ctiun OF
the Mount Mansfield railroad third read
ing ordered
Education, against II. s., relating to
the grammar school lands in the town OF
Fays On third reading refused.
Reports Of committees in the afternoon
Judiciary, in favor OF 5. 81, in addition
to chap. Revised Laws, relating to at
tachment ant sale OF property OIL which n
lien rests, with proposals OF amendment,
which were agreed to and third reading
ordered same, againxst II. Il, relating to
drawing grand and petit jurors, third read
ing refused.
| Hou-e Of Correction, favor Of s. 1876, TO
provide for certain repairs at the House Of
Correction, third reading ordered.
Grand list in favor of S. 100, to amend
No. laws of 1856, relating to the grand
list, third reading ordered.
! Adjourned
THE HOUSE.
In the House in the morning on motion
Of Mr. Ballard the report Of the election
committee on the Underhill case was
ordered 10 lie and be printed. Yeas, 50
navs, GS
| On motion of Mr. Adams of Panton, the
report of the committee having under cou-
/ slderation the location of a permanent
camp ground, was ordered to lie and be
/ printed.
/ Pettion-By Mr.. Harrington of Bran
/ don, that of citizens ot his town, praying
for the passage OF H. 1877, providing for the
fortnightly payment OF wages by corpo-
rations.
Ordered to Lies. 90. relating to con
structiOn Of Grand Isle bridge. Fl. 10,
! changing boundary line Of MidteseX and
/ Moretown, and made special order for
/ November % at 1880 a. II.
In the House i'll the afternoon, on mo
| ton of Mr. Proctor Of Proctor the motion
/ to reconsider the vote refusing a pasSeQe
to II. 2iS, providing for the roster OF Yer
mont troops WAS taken from the table and
the bill was passed with the flowing
/ amendment Provided no expense sinai,
DE incurred under this act unless special,
| ly authorized by the governor
These bills were also passed II. 1876 ia
pay Joseph Barton the sum named II.
2ij, to prevent discrimination by telephone
companies X. PSI, relating to insane II.
2r> relating to Jurisdiction of constables
in serving process II. 1893, licensing
private insane asylums H. $50, granting
terry to S. r. Rice H. .224, Trout Railroad
company charter
K,lled-The Grand Isle bridge bill was
called up by Mr.. LeBaron of Morrisville
MI Palmer Of Waterbury opposed the
bill. II the State helped in TINS matter they
would have to IN cases of railroad indebted
ness of towns On rising vote the de
feat was announced rs follows l03 nays,
yeas II.