The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-11-28

Dill. Mr. Scott demanded the yeas aud
nays and the motion was carried by vote
of 112 to 81. Mr.. Wheelock of Milton ia
vored the bill. The previous question was
moved and the demand seconded. Mr..
Smith of Manchester called for the yeas and
nays, and the bill passed, 1913 to 81.
Committee Reports.-H. 40, changing name
of S. Lyman; passed II. 4Sl substitute
for II. 10, Noxious animals" Makes
bounties on wolves and panthers $50; bears
S15; lynxes, So foxes sixty cents ordered
printed.
ordered 10 Third Reading.-H. AGO.
amending sec. 1916, revised laws. II. Ago,
amending sec. 421l-12. H. 4G3, to establish
permanent camp ground for state militia
H. 46i, enlarging the duties of certain state
officers s. 50, gas and electric light com
panes; II. loo, relating to trustee process.
Bus PdSSed.-S 3, relating to appeals
from commissioners. S. 81, relating to
insane. S. 80, for the incorporation of
independent churches S. 81, relating
to sales of lands of non-residents. S.
S. ia relating to fees. S. 130 relating to
grand list. S. 1885, providing for repairs to
house of correction. S. 139, to pay o. o.
Davis. II. So, repeating No. rs, acts of SO,
relating to protection of fish. II. 101 as to
the sale of liquor s. 30, enabling towns to
celebrate their centennial anniversaries.
Adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
Unfinished Business 40 to amend No
] o.
! reading ordered; S. 142, to amend sections
1860 and 1861, Il. L., relating of proceedings
in insolvency; third reading ordered. s.
IA, relating TO traffic in Intoxicating liquor;
third reading ordered. s. 145, to provide
for certain additions at the state prison:
third reading ordered. S. ~, defining
qualifications of witnesses in civil proceed
ings; third reading refused. Yeas, Is; nays,
10. III. 1885, relating to the execution of war
rants of commitment to the house of Correc-
tiOn. reform school aud ar
ssed,-yeas, 15 nays, II. II. 24S, to pro-
vide a revised roster of Vermont troops;
Senator Smith proposed amendments, which
were agreed to- also amendments proposed by
Senator Perkins, and the bill passed. H
Il, to amend sec. 1888 Il. L., relating to
liens, third reading refused-ayes, 10:
nays, IA.
Read and Referred.-H 3S7, requiring list
ers to procure certain statistical informa-
ton; agriculture. II. 451, relating to pub
LEGATION of acts of general assembly, and to
repeal sec. 1888, Revised Laws, and No.
123, acts of 1882; general. H. 49, relating
to horse-racing, judiciary H. 453, relating
to sign boards; railroads; II. 454, in amend
ment of sec. 6 of No. %, laws of 1885, re-
lating to accident investigations; railroads
II. 456, relating to grade crossings and flag
men, railroads.
Reports Of Committees. Temperance, in
favor OF H. lO1, relating to the traffic in in
toxcating liquors; third reading ordered:
Education in favor of II. AL relating to
public instruction, being revision of
existing school laws, with proposals
of amendment, which fixed the salary
! OF superintendent of education at $1,000
instead of $500, and made other minor
changes, which were agreed to- Senator
| Mansur moved that the bill be amended to
have appointment of superintendent of edu-
cation made by governor rather than
elected by people; agreed to,-ayes, %;
nays, 4. Senator Butterfield moved to ex-
| tend school "a from x m
On motion of Senator Bates, the bill was
ordered to lie and made the special order
for tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock.
In executive session, the appointment by
the governor of Samuel f. Pngree, +. j.
Ormsbee and I. C. Fletcher as railroad com.
missioners was confirmed. Adjourned.
HOUsE-AFTERNooN.
Bills Pdssed.-H. 1857, requiring listers to
gather certain statistics for the agricultural
commissioners. III. 451, relating to the pub
LEGATION of public acts in newspapers. II.
452, relating to horse trotting. III. 453 re-
lating to sign boards. II. 454 relating to
accident investigations. H. 1885, relating to
crossings and fagmen. S. 80, relating
TO the sale of property on which MORTGAGE
and certain others hold liens.
JOINT Res0tuti0nS.-For publication of
parts of Roberts Digest and laws relatingto
savings banks, adopted in concurrence.
Third Reading Ordered.-H. 465, to pay j.
S. Dubue. II. 466, granting additional ju-
risdiction to Judge in taking bail. II. 467,
militia. ii. 46S, relating to the preservation
of domestic animals. H. 469, railroad cross
ings. III. 159, to pay David Kelley. H. III,
relating to savings bank and trust compa-
MES. H. 176, to pay j. II. Kidder. H. 1888,
relating to listers. H. 1911, providing for
the construction of jailers buildings in
Chttenden county. II. 2l7, relating to
common nuisances. III. 30 relating to cleo
ton of town officers. H. 276, relating to So
| pptlpS for pruptV animals III
| thorizing payments of checks and savings
bank orders. III. 295, to tax telegraph COM
panies. II. 33S, relating to the compensa-
ton of county clerks. II. 343, to pay Loomis
| Wells. H. 3i5, to protect the public health.
III. 35l, relating to peddlers. II. 1854, reat-
ing to unjust determinations by railroad
companies. III. 379, relating to the duties
of town liquor agents. II. 3S2, relating to
filling druggists prescriptions. FL. 800, re-
lating TO investments of savings banks H.
43S, to pay j. L. futile. II. AIS, to preserve
property of Vermont Historical Society. H.
| 49,, to provide suitable clothing for school
children. II. 407. relating to state geologist.
S. II, to relieve West Fairlee savings bank
! ). lO6, relating to compensation of persons
appointed by governor. S. 1l5, relating to
courts OF insolvency. S. 11S, relating to fees
of town clerks. s. At, relating to divorce
proceedings. Fl. Ala, unjust discrimination
by life insurance companies. S. 90, to re.
pair court house in Caledonia county. H.
37S, relating to grand list S. 3S, relating to
support OF insane poor.
| Third ReddingS Retused.-H. $50, relating
to taxation of real estate under mortgage.
II. 81, providing for the collection of taxes
| by town treasurer.
ordered 10 Lie.-H. 1915, relating to mar
riage after divorce.
Bdls Passed.-H. II, compelling Canada
and Pacific railroad to keep hagmen at
Richford village. II. 40, for the protection
of fish in Lake Bomoseen. II. 800, regu-
lating fishing in Lake Champlan. H. 81,
Incorporating Vermont Loan and Trust
Company; III. $40, Incorporating village
of Barre. ii. 432, amending act of in
corporation of Stanford Light and Gas
Company. S 6S, to incorporate the Frost
Veneer Seating company. S. "A, to incorpo-
rate Univrrsalst Convention of Vermont
and Canada. IL. &5i, TO protect fish in
Duck pond II. 35S. to protect fish in Mink
Brook. Adjourned.