Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-26
LXH. NEW SERIES VOL. XXXIV.


special treatment for such condition: II.
14i nv Nv. Loveland of Narshiield to
provide for the payment of the expense
of maintaining the insane poor II liS, by
Mr.. Phelps of Westminster, in Iela-
tion to the use OF harhcd wire fences H.
l4g. by Mr.. Proctor of Proctor, to abolish
the town system of schools, and restore
the school district system in the town OF
Rutland. In support of this bill petit
tons were presented from every district IN
the town except the graded district i II.
1870, 10y Mr.. Perkins, defining the term
personal estate' II. ljl, by Mr.. Hale of
West Windsor, to amend the trustee pro-
cess to five dollars rs minimum subject
thereto II. lj2 by Mr. WheelOck of Mil
ton, giving auditors, referees and commits
siOner- power to issue subpWnas in hear
iugs before them: II. 1j3. by Mr.. Iolton
of BrattebOrO, making the close season
tor front, salmon and longe in the waters
Of the State August and April IL l54,
uS the same. making the close sea
son tor quail, wOodcock and part
ridge from December - to Septem-
blr1; II. 100, by Mr. Browuell of
Essex, making a minimum limit of
$40 as subject to trustee process, TO lldtcl-
nrl committee: II l56 by Mr.. Richard
N OF Waitslield, an act to pay Mary a.
Cutler the sum uamed.
Passage Refused-H Is, repeating the
l'w requiring an abstract of individual
Bills Passed--H. 16, providing for the
appointment of supervisors of the insane,
by he governor II 50, for the prOtec-
t on Of highways in winter. Messrs. Rog
ers OF Wheelock, Eldredge of Mlddlebury
and Childs of Weybridge supported the
blll by eXpl aiming the condition of roads
where self acting brakes are used. ii. IS,
to INCORPORATE the Farmers and Mechanics
/ Exchange. II. Ill., to incorporate the
/ Chestnut Hill Reservoir company
Senate Bills Read and Reterred-S. ,.
appropriating S25 900 for the Soldiers
/ Home; to committee on military aif airs.
;. l3, TO complete monuments for Gettys-
burg to committee on military affairs.
/ Passage Refused-S. $, relating to cO1rt
| reporters; II 5S, providing for the sale of
! property by ien-nolder-.
Special Orders for Friday Morning-H
92, i'll relation to the erection and mIlnte-
nance of guide posts. II 90, amending
section 269S of the REVISED Laws. II. 2n5,
relating to amendment of process. II. Il,
relating to the drawing of grand and petit
jurors, Adjourned.
In the House in the afternoon II Il,
was taken up and on motion of Mr.. Fur
/ man of SwantOn was made a special order
for Tuesday at 1890 a. IN.
Petitious-By Mr.. Mann of Whining
ton, that of W. c. Sexton aud l27 Others
of Wilmington, praying for municipal
suffrage.
Joint resolutions-Iu regard to the
agricultural experiment station adopted
. in concurrence.
Mr. Walbridge of Concord presented 4
certified statement of c. II. Green and .
others, who voted for Gilbert Hartman
at the late election in Canaan for town
representative or would nave done so, ii
they had not been Influenced by the
promise of money or other valuable
things to do otherwise
Senate bills re,d and referred.
;. 33, relating TO executors and admins
traitors
Bills passed H. 1873, to change the
name OF l. Il. Bach II. 10, to incorpor
ate the Mount Mansfield railroad com
pany; II. 13. to legaliZe the grand list OF
the town of lrasburgh for 1857 and lNSs
II 10, to legalze the grand list OF The
town of Waitsfield tor 1857; H S., legal
zlng grand list OF D)r--t for eSG.
Special orders for Friday mornings
B, relating to the Soldiers Home :. II, {
complete monuments for Gettysburg )
~, providing where suits brought 10y al
executor or administrator shall he return
able II l42, relating to the trustee pro
cess and pension money H. l43, relating
to estates of bomesteads.
ResolutiOn-By Mr.. Emery of Chelsea
by request, that If the Senate concur anC
the governor does not object. the commit
tee on corporations may visit the site o
the proposed Nicaragua canal in order Il
take intelligent action on the measure il
relation thereto now before SAID commit
tee, provided that no expense shall be in
Cured by the State ; under. the rule th'
same was ordered to lie.
Bills introduced and referred-H. l57
by Mr. Eldredge of NJ 'ddlebury, to pay n
A. Chamberln the sum named H. l5S
by Mr.. Barrett of StraffOrd, relating Il
proceedings against towns for damages
done by dogs.
Adjourned.
TIE SENATE
The auditor of accounts submitted Il
the Senate in the morning a report re
latlve to the financial condition Of th
STATE, which was ordered to he printed.
Bills Introduced and reterred-by Srna
tor Bates, relating to attachment and salt
or property on which mortgage, Pledge
Nender or Oallee has a lien by Senate
TAFT, making the penalty for hauling ol
conveying liquor over any road or high
way III the State SO and costs and 30 day
imprisonment for first offence, $50 an(
costs and 60 days for second offence, anC
$50 and 60 days Tor each subsequent of
fence, ana allowing officers 10 searcl
teams without warrant by Senator Man
sur, TO amend various sections OF Revised
Laws changing the fiscal year
Ordered TO le-From the committee on
) Judiciary III favor of H. -, an act II
amendment Of No 81 of the laws OF 1852
relating to fees Of probate courts. Ga mo
llon or senator TAFT, ordered to lie. Oh
motion of Senator Briggs. the bill wa
taken from the table and recommitted Il
the judiciary committee
Unfinished business-S. 33, an act in nd
? ditiOn TO chapter l05, K. L., relating L
executors aud admlnstral ors, and 1t wa
taken from the table, and the propose,
2 amendment of Senator Bates agreed 10
2 Senator Fisk moved to luIther amend :,
: as TO require the administrator to settl
} his account when tue old surety Il dis
2 charged and new one appointed agreed
to, and the OIL as amended WAS passed
,. l3 an act TO complete monuments fO
Gettysburg, was taken from The table dnt
. passed > >, an act appropriating n c-I
tam sum for the support of the Soldier
Home was taken from the table and passed
Joint resoutiOn-By Seuator Hammond
! that State librarian deliver to Sheldon ar
( library copy Of such documents rs Ar,
needed to fill sels referred to committee
on library.
; la The al ernoon these bills were intro
duced and referred in the Senate By