The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-11-21

paid. Provision may he made by contract that taxes
shall he mortgagor II his notes on mortgage are
equity may pay these taxes within sixty days after
the assessing. Of it. when notes, etc are, given on
mortgage which outvalue the real estate, the excess
shall he taxed AS personal estate grand list.
Committee Reports-Grand list, by Mr., Wheelock,
II. $50. substitute for II. 49, to regulate taxation OF
real estate under mortgage. Differs from H. 4i9 in
the treatment of notes and bonds of the MORTGAGE
mis- dpprored-22a relating to grand list; 2i5,
amending acts concerning village of Springfield ;
POI, amending charter of Troy Conference Academy
Y, providing for payment of masters, referees,
auditors and commissioners in probate appeals; 1866,
relating to process; $50, amending act relating to
property rights of married womeni lS9, incorporat-
Ing Laurel Glen Cemetery Association 2i3. chang.
ing name of Eleanor NJ. Lawrence; 2i7. enabling
Dorset to fund its Indebtedness 266, changing the
age of ST. Albans to refund. 327 changing name of
Charles Farrar; 22 to promote the dairy interests
Vermont Conference Seminary; 2O7, to incorpo.
rate the south Newiane Cemetery Associations IA,
Vermont; 362, authorizing the sale of Union church
Passei.-Ii 29l, to legalize grand list of Newark
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
Finance In favor of H. 35s. to enable town of Enos.
burgh to issue its bonds to fund its Indebtedness;
passed Same, in favor of H. 221, to enable town of
Plymouth To issue bonds to fund Indebtedness, with
proposals of amendments agreed to and bill passed.
Finance in favor of az to provide for the refund
passed Same, in favor of II. AS, to authorize the
village of Montpelier to issue bonds to retire in
Third Reading Ordered Finance, in favor of H..
enable u. Alhaus \
Indebtedness; passed
state and court expenses, in favor Of H. 1885, regu-
latng costs In criminal prosecutions In certain
cases; third reading ordered
Unfinished Business-H III, to abolish the office f
tax commissioner; passage refused. Yeas, l2i
a. relating to divorce
s. lsS, to pay o. o. Davis the sum named; passed
49, relating to pay and expenses of states ator-
HoUsE-AFTERNooN.
H. a. school bill 5" was taken up as special or
third timer" Mr.. Prouty of Newport explained the
bill 1t Is not true that the schools of Vermont are
measure of this kind, Judging from what we learn
ha had Re Schools and
houses, a less number In attendance average wages
IN the Union What is the effect of our Instruction?
How does Vermont stand as to its illiteracy? There
instruction. We raise our own children and have a
less proportion of aliens. He astounded to find
acy. This proposed law differs very little from ex-
listing law. 1t is the district system with proposals
standard of qualifications of teachers and manner of
supervision. From the town supervisors improve
practical teachers, men who go into the schools
notice defects and show the teachers how best to
give instruction. The power of the supervisors
over the schools is the same that given the rail
way commissioners The bill calls for an additional
Mr. Hoton of Brattleboro proposed an amendment
pHr frn a so Si a. %
| nual town meeting These boards have cognizance
of all matters pertaining to education in their re
spective counties. Twenty-thre county supervis
ors, elected by the boards of education In the coun
ties where they are to serve to examine teachers
grant certificates and perform other supervising
duties: Mr.. iiolton argued in favor of the bill.
! Mr.. Palmer of Waterbury proposed to strike out
chapter two and substitute a section providing fol
two assistant superintendent to examine teachers
grant certificates and assist at teachers institutes
! Superntendency is to be by the town now. Mr.
| Palmer spoke in favor of the bill
Mr.. Furman made vigorous and effective speech
in support of the bill.
on motion of Mr.. Southworth the bill was ordered
! to lie.
on motion of Mr.. Proctor, 1t was ordered that the
house meet at nine o'clock tomorrow morning
also that committee he appointed to consider the
matter of final adjournment
Third ReddiRg Ordered-S. 49, relating to presi
dental electors. II. li5 relating to inebriates. II
81 to prevent the adulteration of butter and milk
Pdssed-li. AS, relating to returns of justices Of
peace. s. l0+, relating to the Young Mems Christian
ter of town of Rutland. S. 1888, to incorporate tn,
| Grand Isle Telephone Company II. 234, relating tC
Lake View Retreat. H. 2s5, relating to foreign in
surance companies doing business in this state.
BIS Ipfroduced.-H. 49,, by general committee
under the rule relating to trotting horses ordered
! to lie and be printed.
| Passed in Concu,reace.-S. SO, to pay James Nc
Call S. los, relating to fish in Lake Champlan anS
tributaries.
ordered 70 Lie.-H. 296, to incorporate the Barr,
Aqueduct Company.
| Passage RefuSed.-H. 36l relating to collection o
taxes II. 400. to exempt certain property from at
tachment. II. !O2, exempting pension money from
attachment. ii. AL, to amend X. l.. in regard to oh
servance of the Sabbath. Adjourned.