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

commissioners r. &c. relating TO the use of SET lines
in Lake Champain; II 49, in addition to 1867 and
| 1868 revised laws
Pdssed-H. 1853, protection Of fish; II. 375, TO amend
No iOI of the acts Of 1852; IT, 25l to incorporate the
Randolph savings bank; II. 4s7, allowing the graded |
school district in Brattleboro to change annual
on railroads. Senator Bates moved TO reconsider
the vote adopting joint resolution for joint as
sembly this evening" agreed to-yeas, 20; nays, $
and the resolution ordered to lie III 316, authoriz-
with proposals of amendment; H. SOl Highways and
incorporate the East orange Union Society, with |
proposals Of amendment; n PSI, to amend No, IS of
| the laws of 1882 and No " of laws of 1856 with pro
posals of amendment; II. 2Oi, to suppress bucket
the Young Mems Christian Association of Middle
| bury, with proposals of amendments II. 3i7, to re-
! peal NO 49, laws of ss6 relating to turnpikes:
ders; Ii. 295, taxing telegraph companies.
me 2 Of to- George We woodworh tS
Mansur moved to amend to add the name OF Thomas
Bunker demanded the yeas and nays The result
agreed to and the resolution adopted.
Recess until evening
HousE-ArrERNooN
Passed-Ii. ~ to enable The town of Chester to
horse records S, 49, providing for the clearance
of the Missisquo river from Instructions and max
ing IT navgable. II. 2l2 salary of temperance com
s ~ relating to proof of claims of lnsovency IT.
22i, relating to grand list S. $50, relating to home
steads. S ~ relating to railroad commissioners.
H. 49,, providing for statistical information relative
to the rate Of property taxation S. 52, in regard
to fees = l55 relating to the pay OF night watch
protect fish in the, waters in the vicinity of St
rep S5 rom The % on
age tickets. ,..s
s2 was adopted by the house, and thereupon recon
sidered vote refusing concurrence with senate pro-
posals of amendment. similar report on $. 10 was
aisoadopteu. me committee OF conference on ~
al recommended that the senate recede from its
hf s so"se er
BY Mr. PToHty' the report was adopted on the part
Oh 5ne mouse pv Mr. rbou,sor of Fovstor calling
for joint assembly this evening at eight o'clock to
elect a state supermtendent OF education ordered
The committee on agriculture reported a bill to
amend an act TO appropriate certain sum for the
oran , ise 6rage ane sneaker passed upon tne
QUESTION ahu gave u as ms 9pn1n that tne Dill con-
tanned subject matters already acted upon and
menee f t mo not oe M mr.
noN t .iat fuJ pe susPenueu 10 alloW tne
ADMISSION f on ts pi, TO enable she mouse an ex
Grand Isle Srdss bill The house refused s to sus S
pe Rsa ane Mr. Raord that tbo sooar,at
nesg T., nr' paaru ,nat tne seIgeaht,at-
eral f tl,,, sheridan adoRted;a J., NJ. p..,
adopted requesting our congressonal delegation to
GOVERNOR Protor 70 TO cebn T6 H
,.is " a caoineV posleioh' iHe
su wsoaaS ut II u o Is elsewhere sNeh'
;, shNAIE-hVENlNs.
9int Resoi4on Relating to salary of secretary of
civil and military affairs airs adopted ,..,..u
chase OF portrait OF General sheridan and relating
cabinet position We're adopted by rising vote '''
Pdsied-H $50, Chester legacy il 455, heating of
passenger cars H. l9s providing for statstical in
formation; j.. Sl5 uniform rate for raiir ad tick
cts; II. ~ destruction OF noxious animals; H. 49,
~ Pas Il Kan ennedy " oose rNer' H. 49, 10 pay
4 A resolution offered by Senator Smonds express
tenant Governor Woodbury. for his thorough i'm
partially, and giving assurance of the highest
/ esteem and good wishes-was passed unanimously
> by a rising vote, Lieutenant Governor Woodbury.
briefly responded thanking the senate for the aid
they had given nm in the performance Of his
discharge of their duties especially in the committee
room also thanked the officers especially the secre
tary, whom he termed his mainstay. After which
the senate took recess,
Resolutions of thanks were unanimously passed
doorReeper, messengers and chaplain ''p''' '''
The resolution of the house. requesting Vermont
delegation in endeayor L procure "A law
empowering the people to elect postmasters, was
Inc senate adopted the report of the conference
committee recommending payment to both parties
in the Underhi i'll contested election case
fuSstu,- II, pc, alehuhs see. 3D. he'iseu Laws
% u no dntad ne al bous of ,hopts
Hon Frederick Billings for the gift of the library
2 ou iGt AZ P Pi; 3o Ola, t a,oa., a.,
secretary OF state to cause the printing and distri-
button OF three Thousand copies OF the school law
I the governor informed the senate that he had 2
Is relatins to the hoard of heaifh with his Veto
thereon, wnhGn IN sHpstah nee Is as follows;
Inc provisions OF tne olll are SO remarkable ana
so burdensome that they should not be adopted
W,houi ,e careiul OF pom orache eiS
was read in the house bv title onv the nrovisions
of section three make the rerulations of The ho9 I'd
legal he believes the legislature cannot
depate sucb authority and If il has smch nower if
d should not be exercised The veto was sustained
n yeas 23 nays o.
HousE-kVENiNG'
Thomas b. Kennedy. s. 49, relating to deposits on
call by savings banks and trust Companies, with
. proposals of amendments; ). 1876 to better provide
e iIting to the enlargement of burial gT6Hnds s. CO.
rp1 ptf IN M al