Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-30

protect fish in Aletealf Pond IN the Town
OF Fletcher.
legalize the proceedings for the annexa-
ton of territory to the village OF St.Johns-
bury.
H174. by Pollard of Chester, to prevent
the obstruction or contamination OF the
water of the south branch OF Williams
River. Makes it unlawful to empty or
deposit sawdust, shavings or any other
forei IN substance. For violation, nne
of not less than IS nor more than so.
III ia, by Smith of st. Adams to legallze
the grand list and quadrennial appraisal
of the town OF st. Adams for 1890.
Fl 175, by Maloney OF Rutland, to pro-
vide for lien on monuments placed IN
cemeteries.
n 176. by Byington of Charlotte to a
mend chap. SO, of the k. l.. relating TO the
town system OF schools.
special order-House bill No. 81 coming
no, Mr.. Thompson urged the passage OF
| the measure in its original form. Discuss
ed by Messrs. Robinson, Darling, Boyn,
I ton and Mann. The motion to amend
was lost and the question came up on the
passage of the bill. Discussed by Messrs-
| Bullard, Darling, Robinson, Maloney,
Stowe, Enright, Thompson, Billiard.
SENATE, A. M.-Bills introduced-S IS,
/ by Roberts, TO incorporate the Burlington
safe deposit company.
Bills passed-H 80, relating to commit
ment Of inmates,of the soldiers home 70
the insane asylum.
ton in the sale of dairy products ana 70
preserve public health; made special or
der for next Wednesday morning.
Bills introduced-S 80, by Kingsley 10
appropriate $500 to complete erection oil
monument over grave OF Gen. Stannaru:
5 so, by Dickinson, granting ferry TO Al
len L. Hale.
81, by Dickinson relating to dogs
81 by Smith of Windsor, relating TO
highways and bridges.
Third Readings-S 2s, TO provide for the
appointment Of oyerseers OF the poor lot
Friday afternoon.
HOUSE, p. NH 50 was taken up as nm
finished business. Alter discussion MI;
Robinson moved that the consideration OF
the bill be postponed till 2:30 next wed.
afternoon. Motion lost by vote OF w 10
81 On the main question as To the pas
sage OF the bill the vote stood; Yeas luo'
nays III and the bin was accordingly re-
fused passage. $3.50
lier nominated for sergeant arms the
! present incumbent, T. c. Phinney oil
MONTPELIER His nomination was second-
, I ed by Mr. Abell Mr. Harlow ana senator
Jennings Mr.. Phinney was elected by a
viva voce vote. VIM. l.. Greenleat Tor
! brigade commander, Theodore ;. Peck for
adiutant and inspector general, WIN, II.
Gilmore for auartermaster- general and +.
L. Alfred for judge advocate general were
unanimously elected.
, After the dissolution OF the joint assem-
, bly, the speaker resumed the chair, and on
motion Of MIR. Thompson the house TOOK
a recess Of half an hour for the purpose OF
! greeting Senator Morrill,
Friday, Oct. p.
I SENATE. A. M.-Bills introduced 63,
: by Dow, requiring itemized statements OF
. expenses of state officers
5 g. by Fairchild, TO amend sec. lflO H.
IS, By Fairchild, relating to grand lists.
SIS. by Roberts, TO incorporate VI. so
ciety OF sons of the American Revolution.
Third Reading 81.
I Passage Refused-S So
> HorsE. A. NJ. Bills intro uced and re-
! ferred II III, by EMERSON OF Peacham, 70
equalize the appraisal OF the town OF
! Peacham for 1890
II IT'S, by Prouty of Franklin relating 70
state trials. i
: ii 179. by Marshall OF Brattleboro, in aid
2 OF the publication of the Vermont histor-
! ical Gazetteer. -Appropriates slO0J'
. II $50 by Thompson of lra5burgh, 70
J prevent delays and TO expedite proceed
; ings in liquor cases.
S II Isl. bv Eastman OF Groton for the
protection Of fish OF Peacham pond.
z II 1872. BY Birchard OF shoreham to IN
: corporate Lake View Cemetery.
; ii 1s3 By Fisher OF Nergennes, provides
( that an property except the houses OF
c worship and the residence of the minister
r shall be set in the grand list the same
as other property.
= n ISL. bv Enright OF Windsor, author
5 izing towns TO appropriate money TO main
d tain bands Of music.
II 1856. by Dustin OF Craftsbury 70 IN
Z corporate the Home for Friendless Won
g en-.
J, II 1856, by Coe of Burke, makes mortga-
: gor and mortgage joint owners OF mort
6 gagged real estate. Their actual interest II
n the estate shall be set to their respective
grand lists
H1s7. by Wells OF Burlington, to incor-
), porate the Wiliamsburgh Mining anc
: Manufacturing Company.
II ISIS, by Sanderson OF Highgate, to pre-
: vent double taxation. Very much IKE $50
e III ls9. by Maloney OF Rutland to incor'
porate the VT State Fireman's Associa
= ton.
Q II 1870 by Montgomery of SALISBURY tC
: pay Olin Huntington.
il 1871. by Marshall to incorporate the
e Locust Ridge Cemetery Assoeia ton o
Brattleboro.
II 1872. by Billiard of Underhill in a
!, mendment of and in addition to See. 294o
OF X. L., reiatlnB W ulS nv aNS' A..
II 1888 by Abel of West Haven relating
: to the village of Fair Haven.
II 1874, by Darling of Chelsea, to protect
y fish in Washburn pond.
H 1876, by Reed to legalize grand list o
II WolcotU for 1890.
II 1876, by Buttolph to amend the ehartel
I of the village of Middlebury.
II 1877. by Merrill of Enosburgh, amend
. ment of Sec 26s of Act No. 9 laws OF lsS'
relating to alterations in school districts
SENATE, p. M.-Bills introduced and re
II ferred-S 81. by Camp providing that dis
abled soldiers shall be exempt from pol
le tax.
S 6s, by Roberts, providing that tn,
governor shall appoint judges of munich
Is pal courts.
!, 5 90, by Peck, re-enacting ali OF tn
present prohibitory statutes of Vermont
If Third Reading 5 2S, 5 43.
Passed-H 81, 50, 81, 5 IS, Is.
o HOUSE. P. M.-The following bills wer
l. read the third time: 10, H 6, a.
Bills introduced and referred-S 9, 5 81
Ii 19s, by Maloney of Rutland, incorpo