Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-30

project nSh in Lowell axe; II 2Si, au-
thor;Iiuv the Consolidated RI road com
pany to Loid Ptoch of the Vermont and
Canada hnil;oad compsny; II. 1856. r,lat-
i'g 20 teo village Of WI looshi; IL. 44),
,JNug ng ths nHme Of tho Bcnnius:o on
Is Il; lnn LompdnJ ;. ~, TO iucu! ;,orste
th1 Village of NorrisNllc; S. rs, to IEcor-
pC5h.c tee BrapGou Yarn and ltI3ttiug
Drptav; S s., - il,otpo,a.e tbs Wood
'io'E Ho'cl roT11Hy; : 81 to Incorporate
Inc .om:ntcs"f BrUoKs Post; 5. 10, amend
ing tee chsrtHt ., the Winooski aaG Bur
hlGtcn it"r'o Eailro6 company :. liz,
amecdinS act Of Incorporation Of st.
JoGasbury; 8" Ia, amen !lus ..ct of iuror-
porN'.on OF village of Montroicr.
-. EepprjS of es-Corporati0ns,
II. 46l, relating 70 Bristol, read three
ines aud ptoted; judiciary, II 40,
amending he act of Corporation Of West
Randolph graded school district, read
three times ana passed..
Bulls lntrouucnd--py The military affairs
committee, 1853, 20 establish a permtn-
cnt camp ground II. 46S, relating to rev
enne aud enlarging the duties OF certain
officers.
BILLS APPROVED.
II. 300, relating to marriage; II. 2s2
standard weight of salt; II. 404, relating
TO ventilation Of State IIouse H. 1913,
amending Wndscr'S charter; H. 1873, in
regard to peddlers; II. IS, SAVINGS banks :,
II. ~, regulating costs IN criminal prose
BUTTONS; II. .u3. RELATING to levy of eXecu.
tiOr H. 1876 rpla;iui- to mechanics liens :.
II 267, estates of deceased persons: H. 9Gl,
relating TO process II. @9S, jurisdiction OF
lons,ables; H 294, allowing town of st.
4 lbaus to refund II 25S to Incorporate
Theta Chi at Norwich II 3Ot, amending
sec. -, Revised Laws; II. Ais, authorizing
village of MoutOelier to issue bonds; IT,
III, allowing town of Montpelier to re-
fund
pf1rs pAse,D ny TIN, erNArF
-
H. o. LOT Ihe prouecIlou OF morse own
ers ii. 1885, relating to duties of justices
of the ueace in criminal cases. : 63. in
Amendments of section .sta r I, relating
80 -, - -. 800, I.,.4sS
10 puulshlhehU Oh persons Iound lntoNl-
cated' =. ITO, relating to the intimidation
OF workmeL 5. 1873, or the clearing of the
Missisquoi river from Instructions, max
ing IL navigable; s. 81, relating to the sup
port Of the insane poor II. 34S for the APP
poipunent of inspectors Of rti practice ;
H. 40 relating to returns of justices OF
the peace and municipal judges H. 4l9,
requiring appointment of assistant town
clerks to be certified and returned to the
county clerk; II. 30, for the appointment
of commission TO Investigate the agricul-
o. a, any l,l.e'ests VI NY
so as to require only one commissioner to
be appointed; compensation made So n
uaS .. IA, prOVlalns Tor care CUSTODY
,n ~ ~ =, pUot anu
or added to board of trustees with refer.
euce to locating and building said
asylum compensation of trustees, lnclud-
| lug lleutenant governor, maze - per Gay.
senator Bunker Questioned whether the
suite was ready 10 tax TO the extent OF
SlOUo0 Tor THIS asylum at this time Sen
ator Mansur explained that the bill left 1t
discretionary with trustees to continue eX-
istlng Arrangement WIN the institution at
brdltIeDorO II necessary. IL no arrange
ment could be made, trustees could go on
ana 0ultd. Inc bill passed unanimously.
Bllls introduced ana Referfed-H. 40,
relating TO the collection OF lines and costs,
| state ana court expenses IL. 4i|, 10
amend section @oo9, REVISED Laws, relat'
ing 10 maturity OF contracts, banks.
reports OF ComnltteesIEducat IN
IaVor or Joint resolution relating to school
statistics, adopted insane asylum, in ia
vor of II. 234, re ating to Lake View re
treat, passed state and court expenses
against JOINT resolution for the compila-
non OF the grand list laws rejected rall'
roads, IN favor OF II Us, to enlarge the
| powers Oh lhe Consolidated rallrodd COM
| pany, passed
MARKET DAY RATES.
| ,.,,.
- --' -->'N''so ''''' i'''N ''NANAN NAiS WV
| railroad committees on the bill to prohibit
the granting of special rates on what are
caIIe1 market DAYS Mr. Uoward of Eair
! -, .1.,..,i ~ - t.,s - ~,
maven appeale" on oenaiL vi tne oIll' ant
stated the reason Tor Its Introduction. The
railroads running into Rutland were il
the habit one day in the week of making
q naIt Lafe l3I7 ioI tne nE'sn9ot!ns LOW III
dents of these small iowas went Il
Rutland to do their business and make
Their purchases; mat TINS was at the eX
Pea9e % yie a.u ~
In9 1lIeil Im,1S1 .r ClaL i VI ~,
dVtu.auu H., ", TppoSet, .he Dll oeiE
droanated tTot bo5 baaI aa,tir fro,,i NJ.
Clarke renIied thar the hanks were nrint
ed at Rutland and sent to those towns
| ment in regard to the continuance OF
| THESE rates. NESTS. oteOOlns OF
| ~ LtoHiib,r-.b Ntor,,;o - ID e., NV
and Hale OF MONTGOMERY, and MIR. Steven,
VI St Adams all spoke III FAVOR oil TIT
ptooSut oNi?tinH on nSe.iien1a ~ WY