The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-11-05
therein named; II. 1880, in addition to Sec
GO OF Chapter 9, II. l..
AdiOurned
Friday, October 81.
SENATE--MORNING,

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| ton of felonies; judiciary.
| ). 103, by Senator Nichols, amending Sec.
4,5O5 II. h., relating to officers fees; judi
| Ciary.
S. 10i, by Senator Nichols, in amendment
of Sec. 4,60S r. L., relating to costs in civil
cases; judiciary.
| S. l05, by Senator Brown, to incorporate
the Hartford Water Company gen. com.
S. 106, by Senator Child, to establish
county ,qualzing conventions and state
equalizng board; grand list.
S. l07, by Senator Child, to repeal act No.
% of acts of 1886 and all others relating to
railroad commissioners; railroads.
! S. los, by Senator Child, to repeal act No.
III of acts of 1884 and act No. a of acts of
| 1885, relating to struck juries judiciary.
S. 100, by Senator Cleveland, making ap-
! preparation of $4,000 for the use of trustees
of the Home for Friendless Women; gen.
| com.
s. 40, by Senator Melendy, in amend
ment of Section 1852, r. L., relating to
dogs; gen. com.
S. III, by Senator Kingsley, to amend
sections 4,02S and 4,029, X. b., relating to
dogs; game and fisheries.
s. l12, by Senator Peck, to repeal section
| 3,770, X. L., relating to the annual regi-
mental parade; military affairs.
S. 113, by Senator Kingsley, relating to
text books, in addition to Chapter 10, No.
9, laws of 1888, relating to public instruc-
! ton; education. Provides addition of
Commits Vermont, to take effect from July
!, 1890 as though adopted before April /,
1890
S. ia, by Senator Stevens, to amend Act
| No. 146 of acts of 1888; judiciary.
S. 115, by Senator Kingsley, relating to
the election of representatives to the gen
eral assembly; judiciary,
| 5. ZIG, by Senator Kingsley, TO legaize
| the grand list of Rutland for 1890; grand
| list.
House Bills Read and Reterred.-H. 8,
| changing the time for calling of a grand
jury in the county of Addison; judiciary.
II. A., to legalize the quadrennial APP
prasal of Derby for 1886, and the grand
lists of 1888 and 1889; grand list.
II. As, to enable school district No. 8 in
Middlesex to draw its share of the public
school moneys for 1890; education.
II. 70, providing for the payment of mas
| tiers, referees, auditors and commissioners in
probate appeals and commissioners to dis
continue or establish highways; judiciary.
II. So, to prevent persons from unlaw-
FULLY using or wearing the badge of the
Grand Army and Sons of Veterans of the
Republic of the state; military affairs.
IL. 140, to /: corporate the Pttsford Aque-
duct Company; gen. com.
III. 142, in amendment of act No. 10, acts
OF 1884, authorizing towns to appropriate
money for the observance Of Decoration
day; military affairs.
II. l46, to pay Wilson S. Lowell sum
H. 1866, to pay L. d. Miles sum named ;
claims
ii. 173, to prevent the deposit of sawdnst
shavings or OTHER communicating substances
in the south branch of Williams river; gen.
com.
II. 1911, to incorporate the Locust Ridge
Cemetery Association of Brattleboro; gen
com.
H. 1876, to amend the charter of the viii
lage of Middlebury; gen. com.
ii. $780, relating to check lists of voters
elections
Fl. POP, changing the name of the Wood
stock Cemetery Association general com.
ii. 203, to incorporate the West Brattle-
boro Cemetery Association; general com.
petition of "A. S. Baker of Dandy
and seventy-two Others praying for the
passage of III. 1919. relating to agricultural
colleges, was presented by Senator Peck
and the same was referred to committee on
education.
Third Reading.-H. 1872, to pay George
Rowland sum named.
Adjourned.
WOODWORKING.
Bills Introduced and Reterred.-H. $50, by
| Mr.. Taylor of Fletcher, to promote indus
| try, thrift and temperance by reducing the
| legal rate of interest from six per cent to
| five per cent, by amending Sec. 996, K. L. (:
| banks.
| III. 300, by Mr.. X mball of Randolph, in
cooperating the West Randolph Library AS
ISOLATION; corporations.
III. 291, by Mr.. Ryther of Dover in addi-
ton TO the acts regulating the sale of intoXi-
eating liquors. Provides that druggists
may hereafter be licensed to sell intoXicat-
ing liquors same as the town agent. Such
druggists shall keep book of record in
which shall be written the name of persons
to whom the liquor was sold, quantity,
price, etc This book shall be open to in
spection of seectmen]; com. ON temper.
ance.
Ii. 292, by Mr.. Robinson relating to
corporations by voluntary association.
Lumber corporations TO have the right to
acquire real estate for the purposes of their
business]; gen. com.
III. 1913, by Mr.. Wilcox of CRANKY, legaliz-
ing grand list of that town. grand list.
II. 294 by Mr.. Chamberlin of Bradford, to
incorr crate that village; corporations.
III. 295 by Mr.. Robinson, relating to di-
vorce. Violation of any order pending
proceedings punishable as for contempt;
judiciary.
H. 296 by Mr.. Marshall, enabling Brattle-
boro 10 aid in constructing court house
and Jail in Windham county; corporations
H. 297, by Mr.. Kimball of Randolph in
amendment of sections 467 and 4GS of X. L.,
relating to scholarships in normal schools.
Each town shall be entitled to two schol-
arships in a normal SCHOOL, education.
III. 29S by Mr.. Hobson of Brighton, to
pay ADHel II. DdlTtUJ bHe sum therein
named; claims.
III. 800, by Mr.. Mann of Wilmington, to
encourage the development of water powers.
lGives persons and corporations right TO
erect ana maintain dams, water mill, etc
either upon his own or upon the land of
another, making proper Compensation for
same]; general com.
II. 300, by Mr.. Mann, to incorporate the
Forest and Stream Club of Wilmington;
game and fisheries.
II. 30l, by Mr.. Sawyer Of Sudbury, relat.
ing to destruction Of noxious animals
Bounty on woodchucks twenty-five cents1;
gen. com.
II. 302, by Mr.. Humphrey, prohibiting de-
posits of sawdust in the streams of water
in Vermont gen. com.
II. 1903, by Mr.. Burbank, to egalize grand
list of Plymouth; grand list
II. 304, by Mr.. Sherwin, TO repeal the act
of 1886, providing for appearance. of states
attorney in divorce cases; Judiciary.
H. 800, by Mr.. Amsden OF Weathersfeld,
relating to distribution Of laws. Amends
the law so that town treasurers will get
cOpyl; gen. com.
II. 3O6, by Mr.. Croft of Clarendon, max.
ing railroad companies liable for damages