The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-11-05
CONTINUED FROM SIXTH pAeR)

H. '267, by Mr.. Eastman of Grotou, reat-
ing to the organized "malida." [Provid-
ing for a parade in 1921; military com.
H. 26S, by Mr.. James of Weybridge.
[Granting a steam ferry charter at LARA
bees poiHtl; highways.
PdSSed.-H 1871, incorporating the Locust
Ridge Cemetery Association; II. 4S. en-
abling school district No. in Middlesex to
draw its share of the public school moneys;
III. AZ legalizing grand list of Derby for 1888
and 1889; II. 202, changing the name of the
Woodstock Cemetery Association; ii 40,
incorporating the Pittsford Aqueduct Com.
pany; III. 1876, amending charter of the viii
lage Of Middlebury; IL. 203, Incorporating
the West Brattleboro Cemetery Association; :
II. 173, to prevent the placing of obstruc-
tons in the Middle branch of the Williams
River.
Killed H. IFS, relating to state trials; II
207, in amendment of No. 50, of 1886; II.
1SI, authorizing towns to appropriate money
to maintain bands of music. Ii. 215, in
amendment of Sec 1888, h. l..
PdsSed.-S. 20, laying tax on Benning-
ton county; II. 146, to pay W. S. Lowell
$97 80; ii. 1i2, relating to decoration day.
Bills IntrOduced.-H. go, by Mr. Pollard of
Chester, to incorporate the village of Chester;
II. 271. by Mr.. Chamberln Of Bradford to
incorporate Bradford Aqueduct Company;
corporations.
Petitions.-Mr Tucker of Hardwi k pre-
Senteu petltlOn from Une Carcinoma grange,
No 9, asking for the retention of the pres
ent school law; also a petition from same
grange asking for the establishment of
new agricultural college. Mr.. Kelley of
Dandy presented a petition calling for a
weekly payment bill
Joint Resolution From senate, granting
use of hall to George w. Perry, Monday
evening, November 10; adopted in concur
renee.
Adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNooN.
A remonstrance of d. X. Simonds and
twenty-four others of Manchester to the
passage of senate bill (27) relating to the
payment of losses by insurance companies,
was presented by Senator Abbott and re-
ferred to tie general committee.
Bills Introduced and Reterred.-S. 95, by
Senator Dwinell, relating to the assignment
OF mortgages; judiciary. Town clerks TO
note on margin of records of assignments of
mortgages (when the mortgage is recorded
elsewhere) the page and book of the mort
gage record
S. 96, by Senator Dwinell, relating to the
discharge of mortgages; judiciary.
S. 81, by Senator Harvey, relating to
the judges of the supreme court; judiciary.
S. 49, by Senator Randall, in amendment
of Chapter 1863, r. L., relating to intoxicat-
ing liquor com. on temperance. Every
building, of whatever kind, used for unaw-
full sales of liquors deemed common
nuisance, for maintaining which every per
son shall be fined $500. Unnecessary to
prove an actual sale of Intoxicating liquor
in any such building to establish the char
acter of such premises as a common nui-
sance.
S. 90, by Senator Adams, relating to the
reports of state officers: com on state and
court expenses.
S. 100, by Senator Kingsley, providing for
the publication of report by the state ge-
ologist; general committee.
S. 101, by Senator Adams. amending Sec.
1850, r.. L.. relating to dogs gen. com.
BUS PdSSed.-H. 131, to change name of
Fairlee Pond to Lake Morey.
S. 30, the " cleo" BILL was called up by
Senator Dwinell, and after a fruitless at
tempt to reduce the penalty, by amend
ment proposed by Senator Dwnell and OPP
posed by Senator Cleveland, the yeas and
nays were demanded, and the bill passed,
no senator voting in the negative, and ali
present save Senators Camp, Fairchild,
Pease and Wheeler
S. 60, granting ferry to Allen l.. Hale
III. 13l, in amendment of an act to incor-
porate the Rutland Railroad Company; in
concurrence.
H. 1856, to incorporate Home for Homeless
Women.
III. 1922 to pay r. L. Reyes sum named
H. 152, to pay Loren II. Baker sum named.
II. 81, extending the time of killing deer
was read the first and second times, referred
to the committee on game and fisheries di-
rectly reported and passed in concurrence,
under suspension of the rule.
Passage RetuSed.-S. %, to exempt certain
manufacturing establishments, mines and
quarries from taxation for five years.
Third ReadingS Ordered.-S. Is, in regard
to exempting manufacturing property.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-AFTERNOoN.
Bills IntrOduced.-H 269, by Mr.. Stowe. to
change the name of Edith b. Gray; gen. com.
II. 49, by Mr. Brown of Sheldon, legaliz-
ing the quadrennial appraisal of real estate
of Sheldon for 1890; grand list
H. 273, by Mr.. Cummings of Tunbridge,
incorporating the comrades of Whitney
post; corporations.
II. PA, by Mr.. Blake of Swanton, incor-
porating the Sunset Electric Company; cor
pOratiOns
II. 275, by Mr.. Humphrey of Poultney.
relating to text books, in addition to Chan.
ter 10 of No 8, Laws of 1888. THE county
boards of education for counties of Addison,
Bennington, Franklin, Grand Isle, Orleans
Washington, Windham and Windsor may
adopt " Conant's Geography " and same to
continue in force for five years, to be of the
same force and effect as though selected
and adopted before April !, 1891; education
H. 276, by Mr.. Humphrey Of Poultney,
Incorporating the village of Poultney; cor
porations.
H. 277, by Mr.. Smith of St. Adams, incor-
poraring the Vermont State Provident AS
sociation; corporations.
III. 27S, by Mr.. Billiard of Underhill, re-
latng TO amendment of process and plead
ing. When husband and wife are i'm
properly joined, action not to be abatedl;
judiciary
H. 27S, by Mr.. Merrill, relating to promul-
CATION of laws. Newspapers publishing
same to receive only the actual cost of COM
position-not more than twenty-five cents
per one thousand ems and 81 80 per one
hundred on circulationl; judiciary.
III. $50, by Mr.. Rooney, appropriating-
dollars to repair the Stockbridge Tarn-
pike" road in Mendon, and Woodstock
road in same town; highways.
III. PSI, by Mr.. Wells, Sunday observance
mo travelling on Sunday, except to church
or errands of humanity and charity. No
balls-base or otherwisel; gen. com.
III. 2S2, by Mr.. Pierce Of Calais, TO protect
fish in Caspian lake in the town of Green's
boro; game and fisheries.
III. 2S3, by Mr.. Hastings Of Townshend, in
amendment of Sec. 1929, Chapter 1872, X. L.,
relating to dogs. Provides for granting
Licenses to owners oil dogsl; gen. com.
y II. 2S4, by Mr.. RICE of Somerset, relating
to the collection of taxes by town treasurer.